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Amsterdam Light Festival 2026 | 2027

Enjoy a beautiful experience this Winter at the annual Amsterdam Light Festival as the city is transformed into a living art gallery.

  • Event Dates

    From: Thursday, November 26, 2026
    To: Sunday, January 17, 2027

  • Key Highlights

    • Light Festival
    • Special Edition
    • Popular Artworks
    • Living Art Gallery
    • Beautiful Experience

Amsterdam Light Festival 2026 | 2027

Amsterdam Light Festival transforms the city’s historic canals into an open-air art exhibition, with illuminated installations reflected in the water and framed by Amsterdam’s famous canal houses. The 15th anniversary edition features 20 new artworks created by international artists, offering visitors a different view of the Dutch capital on dark winter evenings.

  • For a luxury stay in the canal district, choose Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht, a contemporary design hotel overlooking one of Amsterdam’s most attractive canals, within easy reach of the festival and the city’s gay nightlife.

Amsterdam Light Festival 2026 – The Event

  • Next Event: Thursday, November 26, 2026 To Sunday, January 17, 2027.
  • Edition 15 celebrates fifteen years of the Amsterdam Light Festival with a completely new exhibition.
  • Twenty light installations are displayed along the canals, created by Dutch and international artists.
  • The lights are on daily from 4.30pm to 11pm, except New Year’s Eve, when they switch off at 9pm.
  • Visitors can explore on foot, take an organised canal cruise or enjoy selected artworks by bicycle.
  • Viewing the installations in public spaces is free; official guided experiences and route information are paid.
  • Check out the 10 best hotels in Amsterdam.

The 15th Anniversary Edition

The 2026-27 Amsterdam Light Festival asks artists to share what they want to communicate to the city and its residents.

  • Rather than repeating popular installations from previous years, the anniversary edition presents an entirely new collection of light art. Expect large-scale illuminated sculptures, projections and installations that interact with the water, bridges and historic architecture.
  • The festival is organised by an independent non-profit foundation, with proceeds from official walking and cruise experiences helping fund the artworks and future editions.
  • Additional activities, including special Light Nights and hospitality experiences, are expected to be announced during the season.

Amsterdam Light Festival – Dates and Opening Hours

Dates Lights On
26th Nov 2026 – 17th Jan 2027 Daily, 4.30pm-11pm
31st Dec 2026 4.30pm-9pm

The festival operates throughout the Christmas and New Year period, making it easy to combine with Amsterdam’s seasonal markets and celebrations.

The Canal Cruise

A canal cruise is one of the most enjoyable ways to see Amsterdam Light Festival, with illuminated sculptures reflected in the water and the city’s historic bridges providing a dramatic backdrop.

  • Amsterdam Light Festival Boat Cruise with Drinks and Snacks – A 75-minute electric boat cruise with live commentary, blankets and optional unlimited drinks, including mulled wine and hot chocolate.
  • The cruise follows the festival route past the 20 installations, with the guide explaining the artworks and their creators.
  • Boats are partly covered but not heated, so dress warmly. There is no onboard toilet.
  • The drinks package is optional and must be selected when booking.

The Walking Route

The Amsterdam Light Festival walking route covers approximately 4.5km and takes around 90 minutes, allowing visitors to explore the artworks at their own pace.

  • Download the official Amsterdam Light Festival walking app.
  • The Light Walk costs €7.99 and includes GPS navigation, an audio guide and information about the installations.
  • You can begin anywhere along the route, with Amstel 1 and Waterlooplein suggested as convenient starting points.
  • The installations are free to view, but the detailed route and commentary require the paid app.

For the latest artwork locations and programme, visit the official Amsterdam Light Festival website.

Where to Stay in Amsterdam

For the Amsterdam Light Festival, stay within the historic canal belt or near Rembrandtplein. These neighbourhoods provide convenient access to the illuminated waterways, restaurants and Amsterdam’s principal gay bars.

The canal belt is best for a romantic winter break, while the area around Reguliersdwarsstraat is more convenient for visitors planning late-night drinks after the exhibition.

  • Pulitzer Amsterdam – Best for a classic canal-side stay. A luxury hotel occupying a collection of historic canal houses, with individually styled rooms, an attractive courtyard and a sophisticated cocktail bar. Particularly appealing for couples seeking a traditional Amsterdam experience.
  • Hotel Estheréa – Best for a romantic winter weekend. An elegant boutique hotel overlooking the Singel canal, known for its richly decorated interiors and intimate atmosphere. Convenient for shopping, restaurants and exploring the city on foot.
  • Tivoli Doelen Amsterdam Hotel – Best for the Amstel and gay nightlife. A historic five-star hotel overlooking the river, close to Rembrandtplein and Reguliersdwarsstraat. A particularly good location for combining the festival with evening drinks.
  • NH Collection Amsterdam Flower Market – Best for a central city break. A contemporary hotel overlooking the Bloemenmarkt, with easy access to the main shopping streets, canal district and gay bars around Rembrandtplein.

Gay Amsterdam – Before or After the Festival

Amsterdam’s gay nightlife is concentrated around Reguliersdwarsstraat, with additional bars near the Amstel, Spuistraat and the Red Light District.

The festival is particularly easy to combine with an early dinner and a few drinks. Take a canal cruise around sunset, then head towards Rembrandtplein, where several gay bars stay open well into the evening.

Reguliersdwarsstraat and Rembrandtplein

  • Soho Amsterdam – Reguliersdwarsstraat 36. A popular gay bar with two levels, pop music, DJs and a lively weekend crowd. Ideal for visitors looking to continue the evening after the festival.
  • EXIT Café – Reguliersdwarsstraat 42. A compact, energetic gay bar with DJs, familiar pop hits and late-night dancing. A convenient stop for visitors staying near Rembrandtplein.
  • Taboo Bar – Reguliersdwarsstraat 45. A sociable gay bar with cocktails, drag performances and outdoor seating, particularly lively at weekends.

Canal District and Historic Centre

  • PRIK – Spuistraat 109. A friendly gay cocktail bar with a mixed-age crowd, creative drinks and a relaxed atmosphere. Particularly good for visitors who prefer conversation to a crowded dance floor.
  • The Queen’s Head – Zeedijk 20. A longstanding gay bar in the historic centre, known for drag entertainment, themed evenings and a welcoming mix of locals and tourists.
  • Café ‘t Mandje – Zeedijk 63. A historic gay-friendly café dating back to 1927, with traditional Dutch bar interiors and an important place in Amsterdam’s gay history.

For a relaxed winter evening, choose a heated canal cruise followed by drinks around Reguliersdwarsstraat. PRIK is a better option for an earlier, quieter cocktail, while Soho and EXIT are livelier later at night.

Amsterdam at Christmas

Amsterdam Light Festival coincides with the city’s Christmas season, when shopping streets, squares and waterfront areas take on a festive atmosphere.

Visitors travelling in December can combine the illuminated canals with the Christmas markets, seasonal skating attractions and winter events around Museumplein.

The busiest period is generally from mid-December through New Year, when international visitors arrive for Christmas holidays and New Year’s Eve celebrations. Book canal cruises and centrally located hotels in advance for these dates.

Explore the Amsterdam Christmas Markets Guide for the latest seasonal attractions and market dates.

More Gay Events in Amsterdam

  • Furball Amsterdam – A men-only dance and cruise party popular with bears, cubs and their admirers.
  • Bear Necessity Amsterdam – A popular bear party series, including a special Christmas edition in December.
  • Amsterdam Gay Pride – The city’s major summer Pride celebration, featuring the famous Canal Parade and parties throughout the city.

Gay Map of Amsterdam

The Amsterdam gay scene is constantly changing with bars opening and closing all the time. The Regulierswarstraat has seen a resurgence of late with many new bars opening. The sex and cruising bars are close to Dam square.

Address: Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2, 1012 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Elegant five-star hotel on the Amstel river in central Amsterdam
  • Historic building plus full luxury amenities (spa, fine dining)
  • Top-tier service from staff that go above and beyond
  • Rooms beautifully finished, some with river-views and balconies
  • Night noise possible—pick quieter room if sensitive
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Address: Vijzelstraat 4, 1017 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Historic 1920s building, fully refreshed in 2019
  • Central base beside the Flower Market
  • Modern rooms with coffee makers and plush beds
  • Big breakfast, Ter Marsch & Co on site, small gym
  • Great location with some street/canal noise risk
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Address: Vijzelstraat 49, 1017 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Central base by the Flower Market and Rembrandtplein
  • Modern rooms with rain showers and Nespresso
  • Senses Restaurant for inventive tasting menus
  • Green Key Gold sustainability program
  • Ask for a quiet room if you’re noise-sensitive
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Address: Nieuwe Doelenstraat 24, 1012 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Historic luxury hotel on the Amstel
  • Rembrandt lore, refined rooms, strong service
  • Steps to Dam Square and Rembrandt House
  • Canal-view rooms are the prize pick
  • Lower river rooms can get city noise
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Address: Utrechtsestraat 19, Amsterdam 1017 VH

  • Brunch-and-cocktail bar on Utrechtsestraat
  • Daytime café-vibe, nighttime queer-inclusive bar
  • Modern décor, welcoming staff, central spot
  • Great for brunch then drinks with friends
  • Relatively new, fresh energy in Amsterdam nightlife
  • Open: Monday–Wednesday 8am–10pm, Thursday 8am–12am
  • Friday 8am–1am, Saturday 9am–1am
  • Sunday 9am–10pm
  • Website

Address: Weteringstraat 60, Amsterdam 1017 SP

  • Relaxed café-bar near the Museum Quarter
  • Canal terrace for sunny afternoons
  • Comfort food at lunch and early dinner
  • Friendly staff and local hangout vibe
  • Easy base before Reguliers nightlife
  • Open: Daily 12pm–10pm
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Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 41, 1017 BK Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Popular gay bar on Reguliersdwarsstraat
  • Two floors with DJs drag and bingo
  • Friendly staff strong cocktails lively terrace
  • Mixed LGBTQ+ crowd plus friends
  • Best after 11pm Fri–Sat
  • Open: Mon–Thu 3pm–3am, Fri–Sat 2pm–4am, Sun 3pm–4am
  • Website

Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 44, 1017 BM Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Big party bar on the Gay Street
  • DJs, drag, dancers, strong pop energy
  • Gay crowd plus friends
  • Lively from late, busy at weekends
  • Easy hop from Bar Blend
  • Open: Thu 8pm–1am, Fri & Sat 8pm–3am, (Sun–Wed closed)
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Address: Zeedijk 63, 1012 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

  • Historic gay bar from 1927
  • Tiny space full of character
  • Friendly crowd and classic pop tunes
  • Good first stop before bigger bars
  • Feels like a piece of Amsterdam nightlife history
  • Open: Mon–Thu 4pm–1am, Fri–Sat 2pm–3am, Sun 2pm–1am
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Address: Amstel Fifty Four

  • Historic Amstel address, now a general bar
  • Compact room with a canal-side terrace
  • Pop/lounge soundtrack, relaxed pace
  • Mixed crowd, friendly staff
  • Good for a quiet pre-game near Rembrandtplein
  • Open: Mon–Tue 4pm–10pm, Wed–Sun 2pm–10pm
  • Website

Address: Elandsstraat 119-HS, 1016 RX Amsterdam

  • Historic gay-friendly café in the Jordaan
  • Legacy lesbian bar with warm brown-café decor
  • Pool, darts, strong beer range and mixed crowd
  • Inclusive, social and relaxed vibe
  • Great for a friendly drink rather than heavy clubbing
  • Open: Wed–Thu 4pm–1am, Fri 4pm–2am, Sat 12pm–2am
  • Sun 4pm–1am, (Mon–Tue closed)
  • Website

Address: Jacob van Lennepstraat 86H, 1053 HM Amsterdam

  • Gay-friendly bar in Oud-West
  • Cocktails, veggie bites, sunny terrace
  • Relaxed early, lively later with DJs
  • Artsy room with vintage character
  • Warm service, locals and visitors
  • Open: Tue–Thu from 5pm, Fri–Sun from 4pm
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Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 42, 1017 BM Amsterdam

  • LGBTQ-friendly club on the Gay Street
  • Three floors, pop/house/throwbacks
  • Gay crowd plus friends and allies
  • Theme nights with drag and dancers
  • Peaks after 12am on weekends
  • Open: Wed–Thu 11pm–4am Fri–Sat 11pm–5am
  • Sun 11pm–4am, (Mon–Tue closed)
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Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 129, 1017 BL Amsterdam

  • Small gay bar near Rembrandtplein
  • Karaoke bingo and drag nights
  • 80s/90s and Dutch pop soundtrack
  • Friendly staff and easy crowd
  • Lively from later evening on weekends
  • Open: Wed-Thu 5pm–1am, Fri-Sat 5pm–4am
  • Sun 3pm–1am (Mon–Tue closed)
  • Website

Address: Bilderdijkpark 12A, 1052 RV Amsterdam

  • Sunday-only, volunteer-run gay disco
  • Pop, disco, throwbacks, packed floor
  • Cheap drinks, no-photos culture
  • Community vibe, profits to causes
  • Expect a queue; worth it
  • Open: Sun 10pm–3am
  • Website

Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 42a, Amsterdam 1017 BM

  • Gay-bar on Reguliersdwarsstraat with full party mode
  • Pop/house music, DJs, shots and late dancing
  • Young, loud crowd and bold atmosphere
  • Not for quiet nights—expect energy and volume
  • Still open and active in 2025
  • Open: Mon–Tue 10pm–4am, Wed–Thu 9pm–4am,
  • Fri–Sat 9pm–5am, Sun 10pm–4am
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Address: Utrechtsestraat 4, 1017 VN Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Tiny gay bar with drag and karaoke
  • Warm staff and friendly crowd
  • Camp shows and lively Sunday karaoke
  • Arrive early on weekends
  • Great pre-club stop near Rembrandtplein
  • Open: Thu 9pm–12am, Fri & Sat 9pm–1am, Sun 8pm–2am
  • (Mon–Wed closed)
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Address: Spuistraat 109, 1012 SV Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay bar near Dam Square with pink décor
  • Cocktails, prosecco on tap, terrace seating
  • Lounge vibe early, party tempo late night
  • Friendly crowd of locals and visitors
  • Regularly featured among top gay bars in Amsterdam
  • Open: Mon–Thu 4pm–1am, Fri 4pm–3am, Sat 3pm–3am
  • Sun 3pm–1am
  • Website

Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 36, 1017 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Gay bar on the Gay Street
  • Pub vibe downstairs, party room upstairs
  • Pop and dance with DJs on busy nights
  • Younger crowd, buzzy and social
  • Great pre-club stop on weekends
  • Open: Wed–Thu 6pm–3am, Fri–Sat 6pm–4am
  • Sun 6pm–3am, (Mon–Tue closed)
  • Website

Address: Kerkstraat 4, 1017 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

  • Historic gay bar on Kerkstraat
  • Pool table, dark room and a warm hang-out vibe
  • Men-only naked night on Tuesdays, drag bingo Saturdays
  • Gay crowd looking to relax and meet rather than club
  • Old-school charm with friendly staff
  • Open: Tue–Thu 4pm–1am, Fri–Sat 4pm–3am
  • Sun 4pm–1am, (Monday: closed)
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Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 45, 1017 Binnenstad, The Netherlands

  • Gay bar on Reguliersdwarsstraat with lounge and dance modes
  • Two levels with terrace and upstairs chill area
  • Weekly events: cocktails night, drag shows
  • Mixed gay crowd, friendly vibe, good cocktails
  • Smart stop before the late-night club scene
  • Open: Mon–Thu 4pm–3am, Fri–Sat 3pm–4am, Sun 3pm–3am
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Address: Zeedijk 20, 1012 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

  • Historic gay bar with canal views
  • Drag Queen Bingo Tuesdays plus shows and DJs
  • Small room lively vibe friendly team
  • Mixed locals and visitors near Central Station
  • Best later in the evening on weekends
  • Open: Mon–Thu 4pm–1am, Fri–Sat 4pm–3am, Sun 4pm–1am
  • Website

Address: Kerkstraat 52, 1017 GM Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay men’s club with nightly themes
  • Underwear nude and fetish parties
  • Lockers showers maze and play zones
  • Mixed ages friendly and flirty
  • Best late on Fri–Sat
  • Open: Tue–Sun from 9pm, late close (varies by event), Mon closed
  • Website

Address: Nieuwezijds Kolk 6, 1012 PV Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay men’s bar and cruise club in Amsterdam
  • Large basement with maze and play cabins
  • Free entry, drink purchase expected
  • Old-school vibe with friendly crowd
  • Ideal for late-night action rather than bar hopping
  • Open: Sun–Thu 1pm–1am, Fri–Sat 1pm–2am
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Address: Warmoesstraat 90, 1012 JH Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay men’s club with strong leather/fetish focus
  • Multiple levels: bar, lounge, dance floor, darkroom
  • Theme parties and live DJs late on weekends
  • Mostly gay men, mix of locals and visitors
  • Bold nightlife choice near Red Light District
  • Open: Thu 10pm–4am, Fri–Sat 10pm–5am, Sun 10pm–4am
  • (Mon–Wed: Closed)
  • Website

Address: Warmoesstraat 86, 1012 JH Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay men’s cruise bar and fetish spot on Warmoesstraat
  • Two floors with darkrooms, cabins and play areas
  • Bar early, cruising and play later into the night
  • Heavy fetish and leather cast, gay crowd
  • Strong late-night option after regular clubs
  • Open: Mon–Thu 8pm–3am, Fri–Sat 8pm–4am, Sun 8pm–3am
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Address: Amstel 178, 1017 AE Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Men-only gay bar with nudity dress code
  • Relaxed lounge vibe and pool table
  • Friendly team and clear house rules
  • Late-night crowd, intimate energy
  • Canal-side location on the Amstel
  • Open: Thu 8pm–2am, Fri–Sat8 pm–3am
  • Sun 5pm–1am (Mon–Tue–Wed closed)
  • Website

Address: Sint Jacobsstraat 6, 1012 NC Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Gay bar aimed at bears and friends
  • Themed bear-friendly nights and cocktails
  • Men-only play area (unless event states otherwise)
  • Community-driven hangout rather than mainstream club
  • Opened May 2025 in former The Web location
  • Open: Mon–Wed 6pm–12am,Thu 1pm–1am
  • Fri & Sat 1pm–2am, Sun 1pm–1am
  • Website

Address: Rotates

  • Signature Amsterdam gay party series
  • International DJs and big production
  • Go-go dancers and show moments
  • Social, high-octane crowd
  • Dates and venue vary by edition
  • Event-based; typically 10pm–5am or 11pm–7am
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Address: Reguliersdwarsstraat 48, 1017 BM Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Lesbian bar on the Gay Street
  • Compact room with a friendly crowd
  • Cocktails first, pop and R&B later
  • Women-focused, men welcome on regular nights
  • Great pre-party stop next to Blend XL
  • Open: Fri–Sat 8pm–3am, (Sun–Thu closed)
  • Website

Address: Damrak 61, 1012 LL Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Men-only gay cruise club on Damrak
  • Video cabins, darkroom and maze
  • Buy entry in the boutique downstairs
  • Discrete setup, locker options
  • Best later in the day
  • Open: Mon–Sun 12pm–7pm
  • Website

Address: Bilderdijkstraat 186, 1053 LD Amsterdam

  • Gay-friendly bar and creative hub
  • Art shows workshops DJs and pop-ups
  • Cozy room with a friendly mixed crowd
  • Good cocktails and easy service
  • Solid start before a bigger night
  • Open: Wed-Thu 4pm–1am, Fri-Sat 4pm–2:30am
  • Sun 4pm–1am (Mon–Tue closed)
  • Website

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De l’Europe
5 Star – Central Location

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  • 5 Star, Waterside Terrace, Spa Facilities
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Carrara marble bathroom, Apple TV
  • Classic design meets contemporary luxury, complete with fitness area, spa facilities, and a beautiful waterside terrace.

NH Collection Doelen
5 Star, Readers Choice

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  • 5 Star, Amsterdam’s Oldest Hotel
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Stylish furnishings, modern amenities, air conditioning
  • Nestled in a historic 17th-century building, offering stylishly furnished rooms with modern amenities in a central location.

Albus Hotel Amsterdam
4 Star – Great Amenities

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  • 4 Star, Environmentally Friendly, Green Key Gold
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Nespresso machine, rain shower
  • Eco-friendly with modern rooms featuring Nespresso machines, rain showers, and an innovative air conditioning system.

Inntel Hotel
4 Star – Perfect Location

Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Centre
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  • 4 Star, Near Amsterdam Central Station
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Satellite TV, air-conditioned, modern decor
  • Offers comfortable, modern rooms close to Central Station, with free Wi-Fi, and stylish bar.

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Top Gay Neighbourhoods in Amsterdam

Gay life in Amsterdam is woven into the fabric of the city, and there are several areas which are home to LGBTQ+-friendly businesses, each with a distinct vibe. The town welcomes gay travellers with open arms, offering a vibrant and inclusive cityscape filled with diverse nightlife, cultural treasures, and a rich history of acceptance and celebration.

Reguliersdwarsstraat | The Gay Street

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Photo: Reguliersdwarsstraat is home to the city’s busiest gay bars with new additions every year.
  • A vibrant street located just south of the Rembrandtplein is approximately a 10-minute walk from Dam Square.
  • Reguliersdwarsstraat has a rich history of LGBTQ+ activism and was one of the first streets in Amsterdam to become known for its LGBTQ+ scene.
  • The street hosts several parties during Amsterdam Pride and Kings Day.
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Amsterdam Centrum

Central Amsteram

Stay in the centre, close to Dam Square, Anne Frank House, & gay-popular Warmoesstraat part of the Red Light District.

Jordaan

Trendy, hip neighbourhood with charming streets, picturesque canals, boutique shops, art galleries, & cosy cafes

Amstel

Amstel Amsterdam

Amstel area (Rembrandtplein) a famous square with bars, cafes, & restaurants, a 10-minute walk from the centre.

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