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Pacific Parc is a vibrant, industrial bistro in a former treatment plant, serving international bites and hosting lively DJ nights on its spacious terrace.

This bustling two-story warehouse by the canal is a must-visit for oversized, customizable Dutch pancakes, offering both savory and sweet delights in a cozy setting.

Chic boutique hotel in a 17th-century canal house with stylish rooms, modern Dutch art, a hip bar, and a serene garden terrace in Jordaan.

Nam Kee is a no-frills Chinese joint in Amsterdam's Chinatown, beloved for its hearty Cantonese classics like crispy Peking duck and legendary steamed oysters.

Amsterdam's oldest building, Oude Kerk is a serene Gothic church mingling medieval charm with bold contemporary art in the heart of the Red Light District.

Intimate Amsterdam spot with stained glass vibes, diverse beats from hip-hop to reggae, two bars, cozy seating, and a buzzing local crowd.

Nestled within 25 historic canal houses, Pulitzer Amsterdam blends sophisticated charm with quirky style, offering unique rooms, a lush garden, and an upscale eatery, all just steps from the city's main attractions.

Step into Amsterdam's historic The White Room, where Michelin-starred chef Jacob Jan Boerma serves up globally inspired tasting menus in a stunningly ornate 1800s setting.

A buzzing former tram depot turned international food hall serving standout street eats, craft drinks, and buzzing vibes day to night.

Up a steep staircase in a 16th-century canal house, this tiny four-table gem serves traditional Dutch pancakes under a quirky ceiling of teapots.