
Aalsmeerder Veerhuis
The Aalsmeerder Veerhuis (Aalsmeer Ferry House) from 1634 at Sloterkade 21-22 was previously an inn named "De Bonte Os" (The Piebald Ox).…

Housing Complex Het Schip
The Amsterdam School, a Dutch architectural style from the beginning of the 20th century, is characterized by the threedimensional…

Elandsgracht
Connecting the Prinsengracht and Singelgracht in the Jordaan neighborhood is the Elandsgracht (Elk Canal), a former canal filled-in…

Rasphuis Gate at Heiligeweg
At Heiligeweg, across from the Voetboogstraat, at the side entrance of the Kalverpassage shopping center, is a gate to what was once…

The Dylan at Keizersgracht 384
At Keizersgracht 384 you can find Hotel The Dylan and Restaurant Vinkeles. The entrance gate is from 1638 and belonged to the first Amsterdamse…

Amsterdam’s Canal Belt
Amsterdam's Canal Belt, World Heritage site since 2010, consists of the area around the four main canals: Prinsengracht, Keizersgracht, Herengracht…

The Palace on Dam Square
This building was designed by architect Jacob van Campen in Dutch Classicist style. Construction started in 1648 and finished in 1665, after…

Bakery Egstorf at Spuistraat 274
A beautiful Art Nouveau building on the corner of Spuistraat 274 and Raamsteeg has been home to bakery Egstorf since 1990. The building…

Het Lieverdje
Het Lieverdje (the Little Darling) is a small bronze statue on Spui square, in front of book store Atheneum. It was created by Amsterdam sculptor…

The Building at Spui 10A
At Spui 10A you find a building created in 1891-1892 for furniture and carpet shop H.F. Jansen, designed in Eclectic (new French Renaissance) style…

Amsterdam’s Town Patroness
A virgin or maiden (in the sense of an unmarried independent woman) as a representation of a town has been a theme since ancient times —…

Oude Kerk
Located on the Oudekerksplein in the Red Light District, the Oude Kerk (Old Church) is the city’s oldest surviving building. Around 1213 there…

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