
Entrepotdok
The Entrepotdok (Warehouse Dock) on Kadijkseiland (Dock Dike Island) in the eastern part of Amsterdam consist of 84 monumental warehouses,…

The House on Three Canals
Near the entrance of the former Binnengasthuis (until 1981 the biggest inner city hospital, now part of the University of Amsterdam), you can…

Portuguese Synagogue
The building of the Portuguese Synagogue, between Meester Visserplein and Jonas Daniël Meijerplein, in the middle of Amsterdam's former…

De Papegaai
On the busy shopping street Kalverstraat (Calf Street) at number 58 you can find a former Catholic hidden church (schuilkerk), nicknamed…

De Hallen
The complex of De Hallen (The Halls) in the Kinkerbuurt neighbourhood is a cultural center inside a former tram depot from early 1900.…

Bellamyplein
The triangular Bellamyplein (Bellamy Square) in the western part of town, between Bilderdijkkade and Ten Katestraat, was constructed…

Accijnshuis
On the Oudebrugsteeg 7, corner with the Damrak, lies the Accijnshuis (Excise House) from 1638. It once stood on the open water…

Sint Olofskapel
The Sint Olofskapel (Saint Olof's Chapel) at Zeedijk 2A, near the Sint Olofspoort alley, is one of the oldest chapels in Amsterdam.…

P.W. Janssenhofje
This courtyard in the Da Costa neighbourhood opened in 1895. Created to house poor families and single persons of all creeds,…

Hortus Botanicus
Amsterdam's Hortus Botanicus at Plantage Middenlaan 2A, established in 1638 by the city council, is one of the oldest botanical gardens. Initially…

Korenmetershuis
Built in 1620 in Dutch Renaissance style, the Korenmetershuis (Grain Measurer’s House) on the Nieuwezijds Kolk 28 is one of…

Amsterdam City Gates in 1544
The brick city wall, ordained by Austrian emperor Maximilian the First and built between 1482 and 1502, had four main gates and a number of defensive towers.…

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