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Engelse kerk - interieur

De Engelse Kerk

The English Church in Amsterdam is used as a stage for classical (choral) music outside church services. There are often recitals and chamber music ensembles to listen to. You will find the English Church in the Begijnhof.

Bekijk hoe de Waalse Kerk een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Concert van Nino Gvetadze

Müller orgel

Concert van The Visual

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Walenpleintje

Waalse Kerk (Wallonian Church)

The Waalse Kerk has been a hidden gem in the heart of Amsterdam since 1586. Thanks to its beautiful acoustics and the special Müller organ, the Waalse Kerk has grown into an atmospheric and intimate cultural stage of more than local significance since the 1970s. French-language church services have been held here for 450 years and you can still visit the church service every Sunday morning. In addition, the unique, atmospheric spaces in and around the church are rented out for gatherings ranging from business to private, from mourning to weddings and from trade fairs to meetings.

Moskee Djame Masdjied Taibah

Surinam and Pakistan Mosque. Taibah is an association for Muslims that is aimed at both Surinamese and Pakistani people.

Rembrandthoeve

The Rembrandt Hoeve is a traditional farm specialized in making cheese and clogs. Located just outside Amsterdam in the middle of the Dutch polder, this farm dates back to the 15th century. With windmills and farms dotting the landscape, it’s hard to believe that the farm is only a 10-minute drive from the centre of Amsterdam. The Rembrandt Hoeve is open to visitors seven days a week.

Energetica Exibhition

Roof Top

Dak van Nemo

The roof of NEMO

As of Friday May 23, NEMO Science Museum's rooftop square will be open again. A completely renewed city square in the heart of Amsterdam with lots of greenery. Enjoy a snack, a drink and a fantastic view of the city.
On the roof, nature and technology meet. Discover how green spaces make for a healthy city. Study the clouds, measure the air quality, spot the different city birds and discover how smart ideas can help achieve a sustainable future. The roof is designed so that plants and animals find a place here, in the middle of the city.

Krijtberg

The official name of the “Krijtberg” is the Roman Catholic Church of St. Franciscus Xaverius. It dates from 1881 and is run by Jesuit fathers. The church and rectory were completely renovated between 1979 and 2001.

The church is open half an hour before scheduled services.

Zuiderkerk

The Zuiderkerk was designed by Hendrick de Keyser and was built in the early seventeenth century. It was the first Protestant church in the city. The church is a pseudo-basilica and consists of a central nave and two slightly lower aisles. The gable ends on the north and south sides are very richly decorated in Renaissance shapes. Unusual for that time are the rectangular windows. No church services have been held since 1929.

Bekijk hoe de Hollandsche Schouwburg een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Hollandsche Schouwburg

The Hollandsche Schouwburg was used by the German occupiers during World War II as the place where Jews had to report. Tens of thousands of women and men were deported from here to concentration and extermination camps. Today, it is a memorial site.

VVV Zandvoort

Zandvoort no longer has a physical tourist office since the beginning of 2022. Instead you can go back to the website of VVV Zandvoort visitzandvoort.com. Here you will find all the information you need for a wonderful time on the Dutch coast.

Kijk hoe de Beurs van Berlage een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

https://beursvanberlage.com/visit/plan-your-visit/

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New York Film Academy Café

Beurs van Berlage

Beurs van Berlage is the ideal meeting place in the heart of Amsterdam. Conferences, events, exhibitions, flexible workplaces but also catering and several businesses are located here. For example, the Tony's Chocolonely super store is located inside our building, but also the New York Film Academy Café, Bistro Berlage, Sherlocked, Holland Rent a Bike and Meet Berlage. With an ever changing exposition in the expo area, the Beurs van Berlage is a true hotspot since 1903.

Marineterrein

The Marineterrein Amsterdam is a test area and city quarter for learning, working and living in a liveable city. In the special and flexible approach, the test area is gradually developing into a city quarter where there is room for open innovation, special forms of living, sports, recreation and greenery.

De Waag

Amsterdam’s ‘House of Weights’, known locally as De Waag, is a remarkable monument situated on the Nieuwmarkt.

Felix Meritis

The special architecture, the enormous spatial capacity and the monumental character of the building make Felix Meritis in Amsterdam an inspiring place. The property is located in the middle of the canal belt; declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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VVV Haarlem

VVV Haarlem is the tourist information office of Haarlem. You can go there with all your questions about the city. You can also get walking routes, flyers, folders and a city map, you can find cultural information, book a city walk led by a guide or buy a museum ticket, a Haarlem souvenir or gift voucher. Are you interested in a last minute hotel room or theater ticket? You can also get those here.

VVV branch Monnickendam

Information Point Waterland is situated in the old Monnickendam town centre, on the Middendam, near the lock.

De Werf petting zoo

Located on the edge of Amsterdam Oost, de Werf petting zoo brings a bit of country life to the city. Children can make acquaintance with a variety of cute and cuddly animals, including pigs, goats, peacocks, rabbits and guinea pigs. De Werf also has a large meeting room that can be rented out for birthday parties or other activities.

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