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Boekhandel Meck & Holt

Bookshop and cigar store in the borough of Osdorp.

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Social and sustainable city bikes

In the bustling former tram depot De Hallen, which is now a centre for media, culture, fashion, food and crafts, you can buy bicycles and accessories from sustainable brands such as Roetz, Achielle and Toyobikes. Problem with your bike? You can bring it to the workshop, where talented people who have struggled with finding suitable work will repair and restore your two-wheeler.

Rookie Recycle Kid

Bring in and buy preloved children's clothing and accessories

This store wants to contribute to a more sustainable future by selling second-hand, good-quality kids' clothing from beautiful brands. Want to get a nice discount? Bring in your preloved clothes, shoes and books. Rookie also offers colourful gifts and children's books.

De Kleine Parade

The sisters-in-law Aurelia and Leontine have created the ideal place for parents in Amsterdam with De Kleine Parade. In the store you will find toys, crockery and cuddly clothes in moody colors from brands such as Donsje Amsterdam, Lil Atelier and Piupiuchick.

Reigersbos Market

The weekly market Reigersbos with 140 market stalls is located in Gaasperdam, the Bijlmer in Amsterdam South-East. The shopping center and the metro are within walking distance. The weekly Wednesday market with food and non-food products starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m. You can go here for daily and weekly shopping.

Holy Ravioli

Holy Ravioli is heaven for fresh ravioli lovers. The ravioli is made fresh on premises each day and stuffed with a changing array of fillings. The kitchen also prepares a variety of other pasta dishes, sauces, soups and lasagne.

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Hartenstraat - one of De 9 Straatjes

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De 9 Straatjes (The 9 Streets)

The area between the Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht contains an intimate shopping area known as ‘De Negen Straatjes’ (The Nine Streets). These picturesque streets connecting the canals are filled with one-of-a-kind boutiques, stylish cafés and galleries.

De winkel van nijntje

Known elsewhere as Miffy, little Nijntje is Holland’s most beloved bunny. At de Winkel van Nijntje you’ll find everything for your baby or toddler decked out with this adorable rabbit, including books, toys, clothes, bags and even linens for your nursery. Stop in for fun and useful gifts and souvenirs.

Fantasy Shop Chimera

Fantasyshop Chimera

Right in the heart of Amsterdam, on Damstraat, enter the gates to another world: Chimera is a paradise for the discerning fantasy lover.

Anna & Nina

ANNA + NINA is located in the heart of Pijp in Amsterdam, a concept store founded by Anna de Lanoy Meijer & Nina Poot. The store is a real treasure chest full of items inspired by the distant travels of the two owners. Here you will find original jewellery and clothing from their own brand, but also home accessories, (vintage) furniture, art, souvenirs and all kinds of trinkets.

Nieuwmarkt

From Monday through Friday, Nieuwmarkt is home to a small market. On one side of the square, you’ll see a couple of stalls selling basics like vegetables, flowers and cheese. On Saturdays, the entire square is taken over by the weekly organic farmers’ market.

Kraaiennest Market

Head to the Kraaiennest Market in the Bijlmer on Tuesdays from 9.00 to 18.00. Discover an array of fresh produce, clothes, textiles and homeware goods at this colourful street market.

Japanse Delicatessen Atariya

If you have a hankering for Strawberry KitKat bars, there’s few other places in town that carry them, as well as all the other bizarre candy and cookies that only the Japanese can come up with. But Dank isn’t all novelty, as it also offers a full range of fresh, canned and frozen foods as well as household products from Japan and other Asian countries, to the delight of the community that calls the neighbourhood home.

Kookwinkel de Meesterslijpers

Meesterslijpers is a unique combination of a cooking supply store, gift shop and engraving studio, with the largest collection of knives in the region.

Stadionplein Market

The Stadionpleinmarket is a weekly Saturday market in Oud-Zuid.

Tuesday Market Weekmarkt Weesp

Every Tuesday, the market vendors are ready for you at the Grote Plein/Nieuwstraat market in Weesp. There are several market stalls set up with a variety of products. The weekly Tuesday market starts at 09:00 and ends at 13:00. It's the perfect place to shop for daily or speciality groceries.

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