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Museumplein

Museum Market

Come to Museumplein in Amsterdam and visit the Museum Market! Here you will find many beautiful stalls with all kinds of unique products offered by the designers/collectors themselves. Think of art & design - fashion & accessories - home & furnishings - paper & craft - jewelry & objects - cute toys for kids - delicious food & drinks.

Het Documentaire Paviljoen

The Documentary Pavilion

Grachtenfestival: Documentaire: Pianomania

The Grachtenfestival, in collaboration with the Documentary Pavilion, has selected two music documentaries: Pianomania and Keep on Keepin' on.

BIZ The Olympic Amsterdam

The Olympic Amsterdam is the new iconic area of Amsterdam. Innovative, modern, urban. Here you can shop, work, relax, exercise, eat and drink in style, in a historic environment.

Albert Cuypmarkt

There's no place like the Albert Cuyp street market to discover Amsterdam’s typical sense of humour and laid back atmosphere. The Albert Cuypmarkt is the largest and most popular outdoor market in the Netherlands, with 260 stands operating six days a week selling everything from Vietnamese spring rolls to freshly made stroopwafels.

Vanavezaath-Beune Patisserie Chocolaterie

Van Avezaath-Beune

Patisserie van Avezaath-Beune has been a household name for many Amsterdammers for over 100 years. Two artisanal companies that are connected to each other thanks to their high quality standards and have become one company.

Tretsom Luggage BV

This shop sells luxury leather goods such as bags and other travel items since 1946.

Regenerator en B.J. de Logie

Inkijkje in de straat

Groenteman Kamman

Entrepreneurs of Beethovenstraat in Amsterdam South

This shopkeepers association has the interests of entrepreneurs on and around the Beethovenstraat at heart.

Yogisha

One of the first specialty yoga shops in the Netherlands, Yogisha offers everything to embrace the yoga lifestyle. Test out the variety of eco-friendly or wool yoga mats, or find the perfect yoga or Pilates prop, including belts and blocks, to round out your routine.

Gelderlandplein

Terras Le Pain Quotidien

Schaatsbaan voor de kids

The most luxurious shopping center in Amsterdam, with 90 shops and restaurants, is located near the Zuidas. On Gelderlandplein you can shop till you drop in stores such as Mango and Sissy Boy, stock up on everything you need in terms of shoes, jewelry, beauty products and furnishings, and even do your daily shopping at Jumbo City, the largest Albert Heijn in the Netherlands and Shilla, an Asian supermarket. Grab a bite? Gelderlandplein has a wide choice of international cuisines. Parking is always free for the first 1.5 hours.

Cornelis Schuytstraat Amsterdam

Cornelis Schuytstraat

The Cornelis Schuytstraat is a beautiful shopping area in the south of Amsterdam, steps away from the museum district. It is well-known as home to luxury stores, exclusive fashion brands and stylish cafés.

Rise Bakery

Hidden behind the stalls on Amsterdam’s most famous street market, there’s a new bakery-café that is well worth seeking out. Owned by an international trio, including a baker from Italy, a Peru-trained chef from Brazil, and a store manager from South Africa, the focus is on French-style bread and pastry. The locally-roasted Stooker coffee is made with Brazilian beans, the steak sandwiches are excellent even by the most exacting meat snob’s standards and the bread has that perfect balance between crunchy and chewy. What’s not to love?

Zuid Indianaweg

Indianaweg

Timeless vintage, handmade jewellery and plants.  The two sisters who own the store select the vintage pieces with care.

Manwood

Shoe store Manwood stocks a large selection of quality shoes for ladies and gentlemen. You'll find renowned Dutch and foreign brands as well as Manwood's very own label. The Willemsparkweg store has an extensive Santoni collection.

Jesse

At Jesse Jewelry in the Beethovenstraat there are not only unique pieces that go for € 30,000 but also items around the € 100 mark. There are rings they design themselves which can be varied endlessly, as well as chains from the Italian Nanis. Everything in the shop is 18 carat gold whether it is white, yellow or red gold. Pieces range from plain to baroque, from rounded to squared with or without stones. Furthermore they are specialists in pearls such as the exquisite grey-green Tahiti pearls.

Chopard Boutique

Treat yourself or a loved one to a piece of exquisite jewellery from renowned Swiss watchmaker and jeweller Chopard. The Amsterdam boutique boasts a luxurious showroom of Chopard’s finest watches and collection of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings.

Oogappel

Quality optician boutique Oogappel (‘apple of one’s eye’) in the Van Baerlestraat was already firmly established before spectacle frames flaunted bold logos of famous designers. Therefore Oogappel does not have show-off types as clients but rather more subdued people who care for stylishness. The shop, with its parquet floor, chandelier, root wood cabinets and dark green leather chairs, supplies glasses of their own Oogappel brand and labels such as Prada, Tom Ford, Paul Smith and Persol.

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