Amsterdam's districts
  • Centrum-amsterdam-wijken-4(h:70)(p:location,797)(c:0) Amsterdam's centre is bustling and busy with tourists but it's still popular with locals too. Here you'll find the main attractions. shopping streets, Dam Square, the Red Light District and Chinatown.
  • Rosse-buurt-districts-1(h:70)(p:location,2843)(c:0) Amsterdam's famous Red Light District has a worldwide reputation. Discover this bustling area.
  • Fo-guang-shan-he-hua-tempel-chinese-wijk-wi(h:70)(p:location,2844)(c:0) Kitsch souvenir shops, windows filled with Peking Duck and an Asian temple can only mean one thing, you are in Chinatown. After London this is Europe's oldest Chinese community.
  • Leidsegracht-grachtengordel-amsterdam-wijke(h:70)(p:location,808)(c:0) Amsterdam has more canals than Venice and more bridges than Paris. It's a city famous for its waterways and it's easy to see how it earned it's nickname "Venice of the North". Read our info on the Amsterdam canals.
  • Johnny-jordaanplein-de-jordaan-amsterdam-wi(h:70)(p:location,809)(c:0)  An authentic neighborhood with character and true Amsterdam residents. One of the most loved districts in the city.
  • Spiegelkwartier-amsterdam-wijken-4(h:70)(p:location,798)(c:0) For more than 80 years craftsmen have made the Spiegelkwartier district their home. It's a lively neighbourhood of antique and workshops.  
  • Plantage-middenlaan-plantagebuurt-amsterdam-1(h:70)(p:location,815)(c:0) If you prefer a slower pace, interesting architectural styles and green spaces then visit the Plantage neighborhood. It's home to the Zoo (Artis) and an historical botanical gardens.
  • Oosterparkbuurt-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2845)(c:0) This neighbourhood is a tranquil haven in the middle of the city. The Oosterparkbuurt is the perfect place to escape the crowds. There's plenty to do here including a visit to the Tropenmuseum.
  • Ferdinant-bolstraat-de-pijp-amsterdam-wijke(h:70)(p:location,812)(c:0) Until recently this was working class neighbourhood, today it's home to young intellectuals. It's a vibrant area with good bars and the famous Albert Cuyp market.  
  • Pc-hooftstraat-oud-zuid-amsterdam-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,811)(c:0) The Old South (Oud Zuid) is home to the Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum, it's the cultural heart of Amsterdam. Stately buildings and the beautiful Vondelpark can be found here.
  • Kinkerstraat-oud-west-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2846)(c:0) The Old West is truly multicultural with more than 170 different nationalities contributing to this neighbourhood's character.
  • Haarlemmerdijk-haarlemmerbuurt-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2847)(c:0) This is a neighbourhood with a village atmosphere. The Haarlemmerbuurt has a lovely assortment of shops.    
  • Westelijke-eilanden-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2848)(c:0) There's an authentic maritime atmosphere in the Western Isles shipyards.
  • Oostelijke-eilanden-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2849)(c:0) The eastern islands are at the heart of Amsterdam's maritime history. The old warehouses and the maritime museum are a historicla reminder of the VOC, The East Indian Company.
  • Oostelijk-havengebied-wijken-4(h:70)(p:location,814)(c:0) Modern architecture has transformed the old port area. The harbour and Eastern Docklands of the Ij are now full of beautiful homes.
  • Amsterdam-noord-wijken-1(h:70)(p:location,2850)(c:0) Amsterdam North is one of the largest residential areas in the city but also home to lots of industry.