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De Hallen Amsterdam

De Hallen Amsterdam_ingang Tollensstraat
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Kanarie Club
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One Day Market - De Hallen
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Foodhallen
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The Maker Store
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Vinylmarkt - De Hallen
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Filmhallen
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De Hallen Studio's
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De Hallen are located in the middle of Oud-West just behind the Kinkerstraat and adjacent to the Ten Katemarkt. Since 1905, the place has served as a tram depot for decades and since 2014 De Hallen has been a vibrant center for fashion, art, culture, hospitality and craft. De Hallen is a National Monument.

De Hallen Amsterdam

Opening hours

Monday
7:00 - 1:00
Tuesday
7:00 - 1:00
Wednesday
7:00 - 1:00
Thursday
7:00 - 1:00
Friday
7:00 - 1:00
Saturday
7:00 - 1:00
Sunday
7:00 - 1:00

Location

De Hallen Amsterdam, Hannie Dankbaarpassage 47, 1053 RT Amsterdam
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Eat & Drink

Taste the best that Amsterdam has to offer in the Foodhallen. Inspired by the indoor food markets of Copenhagen, Madrid and London, you will find a collection of the most tasteful and varied cuisines in this atmospheric hall. Behind the Foodhallen you will find the Kanarie Club, a spacious restaurant with a lovely terrace, and Remise47, the restaurant of Hotel de Hallen. Enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and a good book in the Belcampo reading café, the living room of the neighborhood.

Arts & Culture

De Filmhallen, the cinema situated in De Hallen, with its 9 screens is a must-see for every film lover. Visit the special ‘Parisienzaal’, which houses the historic interior of film pioneer Jean Desmet’s Cinema Parisien (1924). Diagonally opposite De FilmHallen you’ll find Beeldend Gesproken, a gallery for contemporary art. Do you see something beautiful that catches your eye? Check inside for more information about buying or renting the artwork. There is also a Public Library (OBA) in De Hallen. You can find it right across Beeldend Gesproken.

Crafts

The tram depot with its workshops used to be the ‘working heart’ of the neighborhood. In De Hallen nowadays there is also a lot of attention for the recruitment and training of professionals and especially for social enterprises. Recycle is a bicycle shop and workshop where people with a psychiatric background are being trained to become a bicycle repairer. Denim City brings together knowledge, innovation and professionals from the denim world. This includes the Jean School, a ROC training that works closely with major international fashion brands. The hairdressers of the future will gain practical experience at the Kinki Academy’s Young Bloods education program. There is much more to see and do in De Hallen. An overview of all companies situated in De Hallen can be found here.

Markets

At the weekend, there is plenty to do in De Hallen Amsterdam! If you visit De Hallen at the weekend, there is a good chance you will find one of our markets in the Passage! But which markets are actually organised? Find out here.

Shopping

De Hallen Amsterdam is the place to go for stylish and contemporary products. Discover fashion boutiques with a carefully selected collection of both well-known brands and emerging designers. For unique jewellery, accessories and bags, visit our specialised shops. Such as The Maker Store, Nature Bar, World of Mies and The Gathershop.

There is much more to see and do in De Hallen. A comprehensive list of all the shops can be found here.


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