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Step into the Pulitzer Bar for a vintage escape with its plush decor and expertly crafted cocktails, perfect for a cozy night out in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam’s 1888 Concertgebouw wows with stunning neoclassical charm, world-class orchestras, and legendary acoustics for classical and jazz gigs.

Nestled along Amsterdam's picturesque canals, The Hoxton blends quirky, modern decor with vintage charm, offering stylish rooms, lively communal spaces, and a hip restaurant that's a hit with locals and visitors alike.

Set in a 17th-century canal-side gem, The Dylan offers sleek, artful rooms, Michelin-star dining, a cozy bar, and a serene spot in Amsterdam’s heart.

Noorderlicht is a funky greenhouse café on Amsterdam’s NDSM wharf, serving fresh, seasonal eats with waterfront views, live music, and chill vibes.

Tucked in the heart of De Pijp, this cozy spot serves up smoke-kissed meats and delightful dishes from a Big Green Egg, all in a relaxed, welcoming vibe.

Step into Wynand Fockink, Amsterdam’s 17th-century proeflokaal, where centuries-old jenever and liqueurs are savored in a cozy, historic setting.

Set in a sleek red-brick former diamond factory in De Pijp, Sir Albert blends modern design, comfy beds, and a buzzing Japanese-inspired bar steps from Amsterdam’s museums.

Museum Van Loon is a charming 17th-century canal house in Amsterdam that offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Van Loon family amidst beautiful gardens and artifacts.

Nestled in a sleek glass-and-wood space in Amsterdam’s Zuidas, Bolenius serves up artfully crafted, vegetable-focused dishes right from its garden, with a lovely terrace for al fresco dining.