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Casual, industrial-style eatery with classic seafood dishes & specialty gin cocktails, plus a patio.

Just a stone's throw from the Anne Frank House, the Amsterdam Cheese Museum combines a charming cheese shop—overflowing with delicious Dutch varieties and free samples—with a small museum downstairs that peeks into the fascinating world of cheese-making.

Nestled in the revamped A'DAM Toren, Sir Adam Hotel boasts an industrial-chic vibe with funky rooms featuring vinyl players, sweeping river views, and a buzzing bar scene, making it a must-stay for creative souls exploring Amsterdam.

"New Draver restaurant is gespecialiseerd in de diverse Creoolse Surinaamse keuken. De Draver is al bijna 30 jaar een begrip in Amsterdam Oost en omstreken. Gerechten zoals Bruine Bonen met Rijst, Heri Heri, en uiteraard Bami en Nasi kunnen hier genuttigd worden. Nyan Switi!"

Nestled in a former Michelin tyre station, this eco-friendly hotel boasts colorful rooms, a vibrant restaurant, and easy access to nearby parks and trams.

Striking black box, part of the Muziekgebouw complex, home to this veteran venue for jazz concerts.

CityHub Amsterdam is a trendy capsule hotel with vibrant pods, a self-serve bar, and a communal vibe, ideally located near cool restaurants and transport.

Art museum housed in an early-20th-century townhouse, featuring inventive works by Dalí & Banksy.

Nestled in lush greenery just outside Amsterdam, Camping Vliegenbos offers a serene escape with friendly vibes, clean facilities, and quick access to the city.

Nestled in Amsterdam, this museum, famously known as "The Bathtub," showcases a stunning collection of modern and contemporary art from the last 150 years, featuring icons like Picasso and Matisse, alongside thought-provoking exhibits that reflect social movements.