What's on in Amsterdam: events this week
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the next 60 days, as the galleries announce themThursday 15 October
Cinekid, held every autumn half-term, bills itself as the world's largest film and media festival for children, with screenings and interactive media.
The Irish singer, formerly of One Direction, performs his solo pop songs, which include hits such as 'Slow Hands'.
The Icelandic composer and multi-instrumentalist is known for quiet, emotional music that mixes piano, strings and electronics.
Autumn half-term activities at the zoo, with drawing, searching and exploring for children among the autumn colours.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's long-running dance-heavy musical, based on T.S. Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats and known for the song Memory.
Tchaikovsky's 19th-century ballet about Prince Siegfried and Odette, a woman under a curse that turns her into a swan.
Nederlands Dans Theater's main company, NDT 1, one of the world's leading contemporary dance companies, performs at the city theatre.
A large show by the American artist known for black-and-white paintings, prints and installations built from text, language and fragments of protest history.
Billed as the largest multimedia scale model of any city, this installation lets visitors see and experience Amsterdam.
A family drawing workshop inspired by the iconic, playful style of Dutch illustrator Fiep Westendorp.
Children's activities at the Stedelijk inspired by the polka dots of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, with a family route through the museum.
The Mystery Ensemble plays music from Howard Shore's Oscar-winning scores for Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films inside the 17th-century church.
Two American stand-up comedians known from The Daily Show; Minhaj also made Patriot Act and Homecoming King, and Chieng has several Netflix specials.
An evening of Queen songs where the audience is encouraged to sing along to hits like 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.
The French rapper of Congolese descent, known for Afro-trap hits such as "Joli bébé", plays a headline show.
Angus Andrew's experimental art-rock band, which came out of New York's 2000s dance-punk scene and has kept changing its sound since.
Eye's regular morning screening programme introduces young children aged two to six to light, sound, and moving images.
A treetop climbing park in the Amsterdamse Bos, with rope courses strung between the trees.
A day on the island fort in the IJmeer, reached by boat, with experiments, Morse code and stories about the fort for children.
Live musicians play the film music of Hans Zimmer, composer of the scores for Gladiator, Inception and Interstellar, in a hall lit by candles.
Glasgow-based multi-instrumentalist Liam Shortall's project, which mixes jazz, club music, hip-hop and soul.
The American jazz singer, known for her intimate voice and Brazilian-influenced phrasing, has worked with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and Esperanza Spalding.
During the half-term, children can print their own etchings on the large etching press in the house where Rembrandt lived and worked.
The trade fair attached to the Amsterdam Marathon, where runners collect their start numbers and browse stands selling running gear and services.
Young children follow a trail through the museum helping Fiep Westendorp's famous illustrated cats track down a runaway mouse.
Drop-in divination sessions using card reading inside the canal-side museum dedicated to hermetic philosophy and free thought.
An open-mic stand-up night where comedians poke fun at Dutch culture and life in the Netherlands.
The Californian indie rock band known for 'My Body' and 'Cough Syrup' plays the Grote Zaal, with Norwegian electropop act Ora The Molecule also on the bill.
Children aged eight and up act as art researchers at the Rijksmuseum, looking closely at works to uncover clues and expose fakes.
The University of Amsterdam's heritage museum takes children exploring the ancient world and looking at the stars over the half-term.
Swedish clarinettist Martin Fröst and his long-time duo partner, the pianist Roland Pöntinen, play a programme of French music.
The stage name of New York rock musician Daniel Rocco, known for big riffs and high-energy live shows, with Finn Forster as support.
Families can play together on what is billed as the city's longest marble run during the autumn holiday.
Theater De Krakeling, Amsterdam's dedicated youth theatre, puts on performances for children during the autumn half-term.
DJ and scholar Lynnée Denise traces South African music in Amsterdam, from musicians who lived here in exile to today's amapiano scene.
A half-term holiday camp for children, who try out new creative techniques and help build their own children's museum.
The world cultures museum, formerly the Tropenmuseum, runs a half-term of family activities, stories and creative projects.
An improvised comedy show at the English-language comedy theatre where performers make up scenes on the spot, often from audience suggestions.
Journalist and biographer Auke Kok talks about Anton Mussert, leader of the Dutch Nazi party NSB.
A children's nature activity from Natuurmonumenten's OERRR programme, looking for the animals that come out at dusk.
A screening of Michael Madsen's 2010 documentary about Onkalo, Finland's underground nuclear waste store, which is meant to stay sealed for 100,000 years.
An in-store listening session for the British singer-songwriter of Zimbabwean heritage, known for her indie pop album What a Devastating Turn of Events.
A beginner-friendly bouldering session with free climbing shoe rental. Bouldering is climbing short walls without ropes, with crash mats below.
A regular meetup of the Dutch-founded sport lockpicking group, held at the Technologia Incognita hackerspace, where people practise opening locks as a hobby and to learn about security.
A daily happy hour at the hotel's Prins & Aap bar that introduces jenever, the Dutch juniper spirit that came before gin.
A sensory walk through the historic botanical garden, collecting autumn leaves to make your own small herbarium booklet.
Youth workshops focusing on creative technology, coding, and digital design skills.
An indoor leisure centre where families can bowl, play laser tag and mini golf, sing karaoke and eat.
An autumn half-term detective game in which visitors hunt for clues among the city archive's records.
Skateboarding lessons for children at the skate café.
An event in Amsterdam Zuid where girls can try different sports, do creative activities and get moving together.
Audience seating for the recording of Eva Jinek's current affairs talkshow at De Hallen.
Two contemporary ensembles, from The Hague and Luxembourg, play Trance, the hypnotic, rhythm-driven piece for amplified ensemble by Bang on a Can co-founder Michael Gordon.
Amsterdam's public library runs a half-term programme where children can read, make things and explore.
Art Zoo is a museum of animal-themed art in a monumental canal house, open to families over the half-term.
A bioblitz is a quick count of every living thing you can find; here children look for bugs, birds, mushrooms and trees in Sloterpark, no sign-up needed.
Jim Sheridan's 1993 drama stars Daniel Day-Lewis as Gerry Conlon, wrongly jailed for the IRA's Guildford pub bombings, alongside his father.
Screening of John C. Reilly's spoof of music biopics, co-written by Judd Apatow, about a fictional rock star's rise and fall, with a pre-show.
The Bijlmer Parktheater programmes family shows during the autumn school holiday.
Pathé's autumn family programme brings new big-screen adventures for Sinterklaas, Shaun the Sheep, Wiebe and other children's film favourites.
Friday 16 October
The south London stand-up, known for his Netflix special Momentum and for hosting The Lateish Show, brings his high-energy comedy to Amsterdam.
Kander and Ebb's musical about a seedy club in 1930s Berlin, directed by Daria Bukvic, with Chantal Janzen back on stage after ten years as Sally Bowles.
Families explore the Rijksmuseum through riddles, scents and drawing, as an introduction to highlights from its collection.
An autumn-holiday programme for families with drawing, painting and treasure-hunt activities around the museum's Van Gogh collection.
The cultural centre's signature Friday night features an open programme of oral storytelling from local and visiting tale-tellers.
The south London stand-up, known for The Lateish Show and his Netflix special Momentum, brings his high-energy observational comedy to Amsterdam.
Cello Cello mixes Bach with funky surprises for children aged 6 and up, as a rattling wheelie bin, an old antenna and a talking valve radio come to life.
The Norwegian band, pioneers of the early 1990s black metal scene, return with the second leg of their Death over Europe tour.
Hands-on creative activities during the autumn holiday in the castle's workshop at Muiden's medieval moated castle.
Several Amsterdam theatres put on extra shows and activities for children during the autumn half-term.
A family concert of music from the Harry Potter films, played in a canal-side church by La Chapelle Sauvage.
An ensemble plays music from Tim Burton's films, much of it by Danny Elfman, including Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas.
About 25 booksellers set up every week with second-hand and antiquarian books, prints, posters and magazines.
A new English-language sketch and improv comedy show about living in Amsterdam, from the theatre whose alumni include Seth Meyers and Jordan Peele.
A young pianist from the Concertgebouw's young talent series plays a programme of Beethoven and Chopin.
An interactive show in which the audience serves as the jury in a staged court case, this one about a death involving artificial intelligence.
Racoon, the pop-rock band from Zeeland known for hits like 'Love You More' and 'Brother', plays the big concert hall.
The London chamber choir, founded by Nigel Short, known for its intense, atmospheric performances of sacred and choral music.
The London vocal ensemble founded by former King's Singer Nigel Short sings English Renaissance choral music, the world of Tallis and Byrd.
A behind-the-scenes building tour followed by a free afternoon classical performance.
A private hands-on pottery class where couples can try wheel throwing together and pick up their fired work later.
A guided tour through the 17th-century canal house museum, celebrating a century of the city collection.
A forest ranger leads a dusk walk showing how the woods change at nightfall and which animals become active then.
A live music night with Dutch alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman, known from New Cool Collective, playing alongside Linus Eppinger.
Mystery Ensemble plays the music of Howard Shore, the Canadian composer whose scores for Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films won several Oscars.
The American duo of Nataly Dawn and Jack Conte, known for their YouTube video covers, give a European premiere that is listed as sold out.
Work by the Lebanese photographer Myriam Boulos, known for raw, close-up images of Beirut, its protests, the 2020 port explosion, and women's bodies and desire.
Children aged 6 to 10 work in pairs to build and program a robot using LEGO SPIKE Essential.
Children try outdoor activities and water sports at Jeugdland, the adventure playground and play park in Amsterdam Oost.
A visit to the street art museum in a former NDSM shipyard hall, looking at graffiti culture and the stories behind well-known street art works.
The British choir founded by former King's Singer Nigel Short sings English choral music from the sixteenth century, a time of religious upheaval.
Learn to print postcards on a risograph, a stencil-based printer known for its bright, slightly grainy colours.
Orchestre Partout, an orchestra of musicians with refugee backgrounds, joins the contemporary New European Ensemble for a programme themed on Aleppo.
A children's show for ages eight and up based on Peter Pan: a boy who plays the game Neverland endlessly gets pulled into it by a boy named Pan.
The French electro-pop project of Marseille musician Mathieu Hocine, known for dreamy synth tracks such as Moon (And It Went Like).
Ang Lee's 1995 Jane Austen adaptation, with Emma Thompson, who also wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay, and Kate Winslet as the Dashwood sisters.
OperaRebels retell the fairy tale as a family opera with singing and humour for children aged 8 and up, touring the Netherlands from 16 October.
A family activity that uses Marjo's suitcase to introduce children to the German occupation of the Netherlands during the Second World War.
An advance screening of Belgian director Lukas Dhont's First World War drama, his follow-up to Girl and Close.
A guided tour of the Rijksmuseum collection that looks at women, from legendary heroines to regentesses.
A hands-on session modelling and sculpting objects from clay, open to beginners.
The Ghana-born British soul singer, known for a warm voice and a jazz-inflected, horn-backed sound.
A free drag show hosted by drag performer AJ Heartstone at Lellebel, the long-standing queer bar on the Utrechtsestraat.
Children draw dramatic sea voyages in this hands-on creative session inspired by the museum's maritime collection.
Individual intuitive card consultations held in the historic canalside library.
Participants learn bead embroidery techniques to customise and repair second-hand garments.
A hands-on crafting session using vintage beads to design and make custom jewellery.
Singer CHIEKO and Joost Lijbaart, the Dutch jazz drummer best known from the Yuri Honing Trio, mix Brazilian and Japanese folk songs with improvisation.
A stage version of Richard Yates's 1961 novel about a suburban couple's falling-apart marriage, which was filmed in 2008 with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.
A choir performs Bach's motets, his short sacred choral works such as Jesu, meine Freude and Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied.
A stand-up comedy evening at ComedyTrain, the Amsterdam comedy club, with several comedians each doing a set, compèred in the club's usual line-up format.
A bike kitchen is a shared workshop where you fix your own bike with communal tools and help from other volunteers, for any rider and any bike.
Artworks made of paper on show in the lit-up Wilhelminapark in Wormerveer, as part of the IFIKZ MaakMeeFestival.
A craft class on upcycling, which means turning old or discarded materials into new and useful objects.
Two Guardian correspondents, Pjotr Sauer and Shaun Walker, author of The Long Hangover, talk about reporting on Russia.
The first edition of a gospel music event led by Brandon Delagraentiss, built around the uplifting choral and soul tradition of the Black church.
As the name says, this is 'not Oktoberfest': a party that plays on the Bavarian beer festival.
Free dancing to Latin and Afro-Caribbean music, held every third Friday of the month, with a short beginners' workshop for anyone who wants it.
Comedy made up on the spot with a British flavour from Pig Pen and Fluff, part of the English-language Funny Amsterdam Festival.
The celebrated Brazilian guitarist and composer Guinga performs with Rio singer, songwriter and guitarist Anna Paes, who has long worked with Brazilian song.
Saturday 17 October
An outdoor adventure park with rope courses and climbing routes strung between the trees, suited to children and adults.
This year's Amsterdam City Walk, a walking event through the city, with the church as a stop along the way.
The Romanian Roma brass band from the village of Zece Prăjini, famous for fast, wild Balkan brass played at full force.
Children aged 4 to 12 run 1000 or 1600 metres and finish inside the 1928 Olympic stadium, with a medal for every runner.
A children's edition of Museum Night at the museum about the human mind and mental health, with the museum open to young visitors after hours.
A live ensemble, usually a string quartet, plays songs from Disney princess films in a room lit by hundreds of candles.
An ensemble plays music from Tim Burton's films, much of it by Danny Elfman, including Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Norwegian cellist Truls Mørk plays Shostakovich's First Cello Concerto, paired with Beethoven's light-hearted Eighth Symphony.
A weekend of family activities at this arts venue, built around a "wonder room" (wonderkamer) of things to explore.
A family evening with fewer people, less noise and softer light, so visitors who are sensitive to stimuli can explore the museum at their own pace.
The Canadian singer-songwriter known for dark, theatrical synth-pop on albums such as Cape God and Girl with No Face.
Blood Red Shoes, the Brighton duo of Laura-Mary Carter and Steven Ansell, play loud, stripped-down garage rock on guitar and drums, with Sm^sher also on the bill.
New York-born soprano Claron McFadden, long based in the Netherlands and known for work from baroque to contemporary, explores the songs and life of Nina Simone.
Drop-in craft sessions for children among the miniature mouse scenes of Het Muizenhuis, the small museum built around the Mouse Mansion picture books.
The London sibling trio play rockabilly, rhythm and blues and early rock 'n' roll on vintage instruments, at Hilversum's pop venue.
Families with children aged eight and up solve an interactive story game together through the museum galleries.
The long-running ensemble mixes fast-paced improv games, sketches, and video comedy sparked by audience suggestions.
Music from the Harry Potter films, from John Williams' original themes onward, played by an ensemble in the Keizersgrachtkerk.
An outdoor nature play and discovery group for toddlers and young children.
Hands-on outdoor crafting and building activities for children at the sprawling nature playground.
Sunday 18 October
The South Korean K-pop girl group, formed in 2022 under HYBE, are known for hits like "Antifragile", "Unforgiven" and "Perfect Night".
The city's big autumn road race, with a full marathon plus shorter distances, takes runners through Amsterdam's streets, parks and along the Amstel.
Amsterdam's annual October marathon starts and finishes in the 1928 Olympic Stadium, on a flat course through the city and along the Amstel.
The young Dutch violinist Noa Wildschut takes on Vivaldi's four baroque violin concertos depicting spring, summer, autumn and winter.
Beirut band led by singer Sandy Chamoun, mixing Arabic poetry and tarab traditions with experimental rock, psychedelia and free improvisation.
The science museum explores the history, design, and culture of video games with interactive displays.
Children can try their hand at juggling, balancing, and acrobatics with hands-on activities led by a traveling circus school.
Berlin-based techno producer and DJ Dasha Rush, founder of the Fullpanda label, presents an audiovisual project as part of Amsterdam Dance Event.
A sailing race for classic tall ships, which traditionally take on young trainee crews, setting off from the IJ.
Beethoven's compact, good-humoured Eighth Symphony is paired with Shostakovich's taut First Cello Concerto, written in 1959 for Mstislav Rostropovich.
The Netherlands' oldest museum, in Haarlem, offers science activities and a very long marble run that visitors help build over the half-term.
Children aged 4 to 12 run short races on marathon day at three locations, with a bouncy castle, music and prizes; entry is 2 euros per child.
Beethoven's compact, witty Eighth Symphony alongside Shostakovich's taut First Cello Concerto, written for Mstislav Rostropovich.
A family exhibition on the secrets of stage magic and illusion, from Harry Houdini to the Dutch illusionist Hans Klok.
The 21.1-kilometre race run alongside the full Amsterdam Marathon, through the city's streets.
The South Korean rapper, who rose to fame by winning the TV rap contest Show Me The Money, performs hip hop live.
Beirut band led by singer Sandy Chamoun, mixing Arabic poetry and tarab traditions with experimental rock, psychedelia and free improvisation.
A group train trip to Eindhoven for Dutch Design Week, the large annual design festival with installations in old industrial spaces, plus street food.
The Utrecht youth arts festival brings performances for children and families to the Flemish arts centre during the autumn school holiday.
A cheerful family concert for ages six and up, where music brings a parade of strange and wonderful animals to life.
Monday 19 October
Amsterdam Dance Event, the yearly October electronic music festival and industry conference held in clubs and venues across the city.
The Polish pianist, a Chopin specialist famous for his meticulous perfectionism, gives a recital in the Concertgebouw's Great Pianists series.
The zoo shows off its newly renovated historic aquarium building and diverse marine life.
A gentle musical performance tailored specifically to babies up to 18 months old and their carers.
Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film, starring Tom Cruise.
The American singer known for brash, club-ready hyperpop brings her tour to the Grote Zaal with Kalika; only a waiting list remains.
A market held in front of the Noorderkerk in the Jordaan, on a square that has hosted a market since 1627.
Dutch harpist Lavinia Meijer, known for her Philip Glass and Einaudi recordings, shares the stage with singer-songwriter Reyer Zwart in this former church.
A museum visit for older visitors, exploring the collection of Vincent van Gogh's paintings, drawings and letters.
The Harlem rapper, once signed by Nas to Mass Appeal, brings the gritty New York street rap of his albums and Karma mixtapes.
The Ricciotti Ensemble is a Dutch street orchestra of young musicians known for playing anywhere, often for free; here they go on a recycling-themed walk.
The Egyptian rapper and singer mixes Arabic and English over alternative hip-hop and R&B.
A debate on how the large American tech companies are shaping geopolitics and the balance of global power.
A French film from Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, the directing duo behind The Intouchables.
A hands-on workshop making light sculptures for Sint Maarten, the 11 November tradition when children carry lanterns door to door, singing for sweets.
The London band play scrappy, angular garage punk in Paradiso's small upstairs hall.
A guided tour exploring the architecture and history of the seventeenth-century former town hall on Dam Square.
Professional comics and up-and-coming talent test out new material at this weekly English-language comedy night.
The quirky venue pairs an indie film screening with a social textile craft night.
A programme about Somali food and how its dishes carry memory and identity through migration.
Tuesday 20 October
Part of ADE, Amsterdam's annual electronic music conference and festival, which fills the city's clubs and venues with DJs and producers for five days every October.
Bach's six Brandenburg Concertos, which he presented to the Margrave of Brandenburg in 1721, each written for a different group of solo instruments.
The New Orleans soul and R&B singer and Grammy winner, also Maroon 5's keyboard player, plays the main hall, which is sold out.
A large drop-in crafting session in a church, with live piano music, co-hosted by the Dutch creativity and mindfulness magazine Flow.
A children's exhibition about stage magic and illusion, from escape artist Harry Houdini to the Dutch illusionist Hans Klok.
Public skating and courses at Amsterdam's large outdoor ice rink in Watergraafsmeer.
Demonstrations of 17th-century painting and etching techniques in the restored studio where Rembrandt lived and worked.
Members of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra step out of the full orchestra to play chamber music in their Close-up series.
Part of Science & Cocktails, a series of science talks given in a bar setting with drinks, this one on whether money can be used to make everyone happier.
A hands-on session making your own cyanotypes, the sun-exposed photographic process that produces white images on deep Prussian blue.
A documentary on the collapse of the crypto exchange FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud, shown as part of a festival of films about fraud.
Young and old meet to explore intimacy, ageing and connection, with music bingo, a meeting van and a dance floor run by father-daughter duo Paul and Laura Meester.
Storytelling at Mezrab named after samizdat, the secretly self-published writing passed hand to hand in the Soviet bloc.
An informal evening of tabletop and board games inside the hostel's public cafe.
An interactive introduction to preparing, whisking and enjoying traditional Japanese powdered green tea.
Audience seating for the recording of Eva Jinek's current affairs talkshow at De Hallen.
In his new theatre show, Ta Joela looks back on his childhood growing up in a Dutch asylum seekers' centre.
A talk on what past climate shifts and how societies responded to them can teach us about facing climate change today.
The dietitian behind the Pick Up Limes YouTube channel presents her plant-based cookbook Simply Plants.
The Californian folk singer-songwriter, known for wry storytelling between songs, plays Paradiso's smaller upstairs hall.
Wednesday 21 October
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra teams up with Dutch artist Boris Acket, known for large-scale light and sound installations, for an Amsterdam Dance Event collaboration.
The French electronic music pioneer behind Oxygène and Équinoxe, known for huge multimedia shows that combine synthesisers, lasers and visuals.
Amsterdam's yearly electronic music conference and club festival, filling venues across the city, follows straight after the TCS Amsterdam Marathon.
The Amsterdam Dance Event opens with Dutch producer KYBBA performing with the Metropole Orkest, the Netherlands' Grammy-winning orchestra for pop and jazz, plus guests.
The French DJ and producer behind hits like Turn Down for What, Lean On and Taki Taki plays during Amsterdam Dance Event.
The French producer behind global hits 'Turn Down for What' and 'Lean On' plays an ADE show.
Dutch National Ballet and ISH Dance Collective reimagine Tchaikovsky's ballet with hip-hop, electronic music and digital art for Amsterdam Dance Event.
Trance figurehead and A State of Trance host Armin van Buuren shares the bill with producer Benwal in the round former gasholder at Westergasfabriek.
The Chicago house pioneer behind 'Move Your Body', often called the house music anthem, plays alongside invited guests.
The Dutch techno organisation known for its large warehouse parties and festival opens its Amsterdam Dance Event programme.
Amateur and experienced performers take to the stage for an open-mic evening of personal tales, folklore, and spoken word.
A party marking the start of Amsterdam Dance Event, the city's yearly electronic music festival and conference spread across clubs and venues.
Dutch DJ and production duo known for upbeat, melodic house and festival anthems, playing an Amsterdam Dance Event show.
Two Dutch DJs play back to back: Chris Stussy, a minimal-leaning house producer, and Job Jobse, known for long, eclectic sets.
An ADE night featuring Secret Cinema, the veteran Dutch techno producer and DJ behind Gem Records.
An added performance of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet reworked to electronic music for the Amsterdam Dance Event.
The Dutch DJ and producer, a leading name in future house known for tracks like 'Gecko', plays a headline set.
Masked Russian anti-fascist band mixing hip hop with hardcore punk, known for their DIY ethos and politically charged live shows.
The opening night of Amsterdam Dance Event, the city's yearly electronic music conference and festival, which kicks off a week of club nights and talks.
A show by Malugi at Paradiso, part of the Amsterdam Dance Event, the city's yearly electronic music festival.
1,281 events, concerts, exhibitions, markets and things to do in Amsterdam from Thursday 15 October to Wednesday 21 October, gathered from the venues and organisers and refreshed every morning. Pick a day or a type on the side to narrow it down. This guide is in English; some events are in Dutch or other languages.
This weekend: LE SSERAFIM at Ziggo Dome (Sunday), TCS Marathon at TCS Amsterdam Marathon (Sunday) and TCS Amsterdam Marathon at Olympisch Stadion (Sunday).
Questions about what's on in Amsterdam
What's on in Amsterdam this weekend?
406 events are listed for the weekend. Among the highlights: LE SSERAFIM at Ziggo Dome (Sunday), TCS Marathon at TCS Amsterdam Marathon (Sunday), TCS Amsterdam Marathon at Olympisch Stadion (Sunday), Vivaldi's The Four Seasons by Noa Wildschut at Het Concertgebouw (Sunday) and SANAM at Muziekgebouw (Sunday). Pick Saturday or Sunday on the side to see them all.
Are there free events in Amsterdam this week?
Yes. 52 of the listings this week are free, for example Expats vs Holland: English Stand-up Comedy Amsterdam at Café De Plakhoek (Thursday), Guided Tour + Free Lunchtime Concert at Muziekgebouw (Friday) and New: Chill Adventures: Free Nature Adventure with Wildebras at De Boshalte (Saturday). Tick "Free only" on the side to see just those.
What concerts are on in Amsterdam this week?
341 concerts and live music nights are listed, including ADE 2024 (Monday), Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest x EINDER by Boris Acket at Amsterdam Dance Event (Wednesday) and Grote Pianisten: Krystian Zimerman Brings 24 Surprises at Het Concertgebouw (Monday). Tick Music on the side for the full list.
How often is this calendar updated?
Every morning. The listings are gathered from the venues, organisers and ticket sites, and past events drop off automatically.
This espresso bar has Danish roots.
A gallery, design store and café spread over two floors of a historic canal house on the Singel.
During the day, Yusu now serves its food and drinks at the Contra venue on Oudezijds Achterburgwal.
This Brazilian rodizio grill has opened its second location on Max Euweplein.
The second location of this casual burger and wine spot is on Jacob van Lennepkade.
A Vietnamese café on Kinkerstraat serving bánh mì sandwiches.
This Brazilian rodizio grill has opened its second location, in the former Sushisamba building on Max Euweplein.
A bistro on the first floor of the Heineken Hoek on Leidseplein, with views over the busy city.
A street food restaurant and bar on the Lommerplantsoen in Bos en Lommer, at a hotel.
A bistro and bar on the Reguliersdwarsstraat.
An all-day café and bar on the Jan Pieter Heijestraat serving coffee, sandwiches, vermouth, wine and snacks, with dinner cooked on the grill.
A restaurant and wine bar in Amsterdam-Noord where everything is cooked on a charcoal grill in an open kitchen.
A neighbourhood wine bar in De Pijp that mixes French cooking with subtle Vietnamese influences.
A rooftop bar on the Hekelveld with views over the city.
A bar and restaurant on the Westerstraat that serves shared dishes and natural wines, in an informal setting made for eating together.
This pancake restaurant in Amsterdam Zuid sits on the edge of De Pijp near Museumplein, in the building that was once Le Garage, Joop Braakhekke's restaurant for many years.
A bistro and wine bar in Amsterdam East, close to the Weesperzijde and the Amstel.
A bakery and a restaurant under one roof on the Hekelveld, connected to the Renaissance Hotel.
A new Prinsengracht branch of the all-day brunch spot, serving comfort food in a relaxed, unfussy way.
This all-day restaurant, café and bar sits at Westergas in the heart of Westerpark, with a terrace outside.
The team at the Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht hotel created this five-course dinner around a story told with 3D visuals, sound and interactive magic.
This modern French brasserie serving bistro classics is in the former Christus Koningskerk in Amsterdam Oost, a short walk from Amstelstation.
A casual café serving coffee and sandwiches at the Van Gendt Hallen on Zeemagazijnkade.
A small restaurant on Jan Pieter Heijestraat with a long wine list and French-inspired soul food.
This cocktail bar on Stadhouderskade comes from the team behind Handshake Speakeasy in Mexico City, who now bring their experience to Amsterdam.
This café on Postjesweg in De Baarsjes works like a restaurant for art.
A brown café and gastropub in the Hamerkwartier with a wide beer list and food to go with it, a place to settle in for a drink.
A bar and restaurant on the Ruysdaelkade in De Pijp, where dinner slowly turns into dancing as the evening goes on.
A corner café on the Mauritskade in the Dapperbuurt, small and cosy inside with lots of green outside.
A French brasserie in the monumental De Kroon building on the Rembrandtplein, relaunched this year in the style of a Parisian bistro.
A wine café in the Staatsliedenbuurt with snacks from local makers, in the spot where The Shamrock used to be.
An all-day neighbourhood café in the Helmersbuurt that gives familiar Dutch dishes a fresh twist, with a long wine list to go with them.
A fine dining restaurant on the Cornelis Krusemanstraat in Oud-Zuid, bringing upscale dining to the neighbourhood south of the centre.
A new branch of the focaccia sandwich shop, now on the Elandsgracht in Oud-West.
A new Indonesian restaurant on the Witte de Withstraat, bringing Southeast Asian flavours and dishes to the city.
The second Bon Burger, this time in Noord, serves dry-aged burgers and dishes cooked over open fire with wine, in a room set up like a listening bar.
This wine bar and brasserie on the Falckstraat opened in September and is styled after a Parisian brasserie of the last century.
A French bistro on the Prinsengracht where Guillaume de Beer of Bar Gui has been given free rein in the kitchen.
A café for coffee, lunch and drinks in A Lab, the handsome former Shell laboratory building at Overhoeks.
A hi-fi listening bar and pool café on the Ten Katestraat in Oud-West, where vinyl comes first and DJs are free to play records they rarely get to play elsewhere.
A small place in the Jordaan with a menu built around potatoes and wine, with separate day and evening menus.
The Molcho family's Eastern Mediterranean restaurant now has a second Amsterdam location, inside the Kimpton De Witt hotel in the city centre.
A Japanese restaurant on the Utrechtsestraat from Kazuya Matsumoto, serving omakase sushi.
The burger place from Haarlem has opened in Amsterdam on the Ferdinand Bolstraat, serving brunch and burgers made fresh.
A Japanese restaurant and cocktail bar in the old catacombs beneath the Beurs van Berlage, with a look inspired by a 19th-century Hong Kong opium house.
A Bologna-inspired aperitivo bar and Italian restaurant in De Pijp, built around the everyday food and drink of that city.
The team behind Maris Piper has started over on the Frans Halsstraat with a completely new concept, a new interior and a new name.
A wagyu and sushi omakase restaurant on the Van Woustraat from the people behind Tewatashi, set up as a chef's table.
After several successful pop-ups, Bennies has settled for good in the Schinkel district, in the spot where its last pop-up ran, after a major renovation.
A pita bar and restaurant on the Moreelsestraat, opened by the owners of Martinot in the same spot after the building's major renovation.
A second Amsterdam branch of the French-style brasserie already well known in Amsterdam-East, now on the Admiraal de Ruijterweg.
A fine dining restaurant in the city centre, also known as Restaurant 21, with a relaxed and casual approach.
Dorus Floris and Lendl Mijnhijmer, who met at Restaurant Bougainville, run this restaurant high up in the Crossover building near the RAI in Amsterdam-Zuid.
A bar, restaurant and club at the heart of the Baggerbeest creative breeding ground, set amid the new Sluisbuurt on Zeeburgereiland.
The brasserie of The Hoxton, Lloyd, the hotel group's second Amsterdam address, in the Eastern Docklands away from the bustle of the centre.
The smaller De Pijp sibling of Otemba's ramen restaurant on Kinkerstraat puts gyoza first, along with snacks, while still serving ramen.
A burger spot in De Pijp devoted to smashburgers, the American style where the beef is pressed flat on the grill for a caramelised, crunchy crust.
A wine bar in Amsterdam-Noord, founded by Richard Dietz and Roderick Meijer, where the food is chosen to suit the wine rather than the other way round.
A traditional Dutch kitchen on the Prinsengracht beside the Westerkerk, open all day from breakfast and built around the story of Aaltje, a kitchen maid from 1828.
Café restaurant on the Amstelveld that runs from breakfast through to dinner and works well for a date night too.
All-day rotisserie restaurant in a former cinema on the Ceintuurbaan in De Pijp, with chef Atti de Moll in the kitchen.
Laundromat and coffee bar in one on the Hazenstraat.
The first Ottolenghi in the Netherlands has opened in Amsterdam, inside the Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium hotel on the Paulus Potterstraat.
Intimate restaurant with just 25 seats inside Hotel TwentySeven on the Dam, set up as the more accessible little sister of Restaurant Bougainville.
Chef Rachid El Mouhandiz has turned 't Stuivertje on the Hazenstraat, a familiar Jordaan address since 1971, into a Moroccan restaurant in tribute to the cooking he grew up with.
Neighbourhood café on the Jan van Galenstraat from the people behind Bar Billie, good for a bitterbal, a beer and a sausage platter from Louman.
All-day café restaurant by the water on the Zeeburgerpad in Oost, open Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 for coffee, lunch, drinks and dinner.
An Amsterdam family business since 1974, known for generously filled sandwiches, smoothies and coffee, seven days a week.
A Japanese-inspired lunch room inside Hotel Okura that serves a single signature bento, a modern take on the classic Japanese lunch box, in a room overlooking the hotel's Japanese garden.
Chef Sidney Schutte's new restaurant is moving into the former gymnasium of The College Hotel, offering high-level à la carte cooking without a long tasting menu.
A takeaway spot from the team behind Wonton, the dumpling restaurant at Jan Evertsenstraat 11.
A bakery and lunch room on the Singel from the team behind FYR.
A botanical roast room on the Wibautstraat that serves no meat and no fish.
A new branch of Pizza Beppe on the Keizersgracht, baking Neapolitan pizzas in a stone oven.
Billed as the city's first Thai dessert café, this spot on the Weteringschans is built around mango sticky rice made with Nam Dok Mai mangoes flown in from Thailand and cut in front of you.
A creative cafe where art is on the menu.
An ice cream spot serving gelato made in house to a grandmother's recipe.
A Brazilian rodizio grill and bar on the Max Euweplein, opened as a second location after Hoofddorp.
Dennis Huwaë has renamed Edel by Dennis to Brons, next to Het Sieraad in West.
This long-standing café-restaurant on the Bosboom Toussaintstraat in the Helmersbuurt has been taken over by Geza Weisz and company from a few doors along, and it stays a neighbourhood bar.
A Japanese soba restaurant on the Ruysdaelstraat from chef Kura, where the noodles are the main event.
A coffee spot and listening cafe on the Bilderdijkstraat.
A cosy sake bar with Japanese food in the Helmersbuurt, between the Leidseplein and the Overtoom.
Lara and Alex, an Italian couple, run this small bakery on the Kinkerstraat.
An Italian pasta bar on the Willemsparkweg, close to the Museumplein and the Concertgebouw.
A fine dining restaurant serving Indian and Nepalese food on the Reguliersdwarsstraat, between the Bloemenmarkt, the Rembrandtplein and the Dam.
A new place on the Sluisstraat built around wine and food, with a focus on pairing dishes with the right wines.
A restaurant and café on the Conradstraat built around the long, late dinners of Southern Europe.
A Mediterranean restaurant and café on the Papaverhoek in Amsterdam Noord, focused on comfort food, with a large terrace by the water.
A new kind of neighbourhood pub on the Lindengracht, good for a quick beer, coffee with the paper or a long dinner of refined dishes and good wines.
A restaurant in the Houthavens on board a 100-year-old ferry, the former GVB Pont 13.
A matcha spot in De Pijp from the people behind Venu, and the kind of place Amsterdam did not have yet.
A sandwich shop on Kinkerstraat in Oud-West that takes the Dutch broodje bal and adds eight toppings inspired by Amsterdam, Tokyo, Seoul and the Mediterranean.
An all-day restaurant beside Oosterpark, open for morning coffee, lunch, dinner and late drinks.
A restaurant on Westerstraat in the Jordaan, a street that gets especially lively at weekends.
A shop in De Pijp that makes sandwiches filled with game, as a stand against factory farming.
A neighbourhood restaurant in De Pijp, in the former Escobar, and the first place from friends Joep Hermans, Tobias Kuijt and Martin de Nes.
An oyster-themed bistro on Albert Cuypstraat in De Pijp, with a bold red interior and a taste for long drinks and festive evenings.
This place in the city centre is now called Lucky Duck, with the same team at the same address on Voetboogstraat.
This toast shop serving matcha and coffee has opened a second location on Spuistraat, in the heart of the city centre.
Chef Jesse Franzen runs this relaxed restaurant in Oud-Zuid, cooking classic, familiar food with the occasional surprising twist.
This pasta spot on the Haarlemmerdijk serves fresh, homemade pasta in glass jars, which you can eat there or take away.
On the corner of the Van Breestraat, this no-nonsense eetcafe from the team behind De Zingende Zwaan and Wijmpje Beukers brings the feel of an English pub to Amsterdam.
This Japanese barbecue restaurant serves Wagyu beef, as the name suggests, and first made its name in Buitenveldert on the southern edge of Amsterdam.
From the people behind Collins and Little Collins, this Italian-influenced restaurant and bar is a few doors down from Little Collins in De Pijp.
This upscale cocktail bar on the Handboogstraat opens at 22:00 for drinks and conversation, and as the night goes on it turns into a club.
This café, restaurant and wine bar sits on both sides of the Haarlemmerpoort and is run by Maarten de Vries and Jamie van der Will, also known for Kopstootbar.
This is the second cafe from Uncommon, the Amsterdam specialty coffee roaster, on the Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat.
This long-running restaurant in the Red Light District now belongs to the owners of Helling7 and Café Verlan.
A specialty coffee bar in Amsterdam Noord and the sibling of YUSU in Amsterdam Oost.
A restaurant in Amsterdam West that opened at the start of May.
A pop-up in The Manor, the hotel on Linnaeusstraat in Amsterdam Oost that occupies an 1891 former hospital.
A restobar on the Amstelveenseweg near the Vondelpark, where Amsterdam West meets Oud-Zuid.
A restaurant on the Amstelstraat in the city centre that turns into a club as the night goes on.
The Caron family's newest restaurant is in the former home of De Gouden Reael, on the edge of the Realeneiland.
A Korean restaurant in De Pijp from a Korean-owned team that started out doing takeaway in East and West.
A sourdough bakery on the corner of Pretoriusstraat in Amsterdam East, where Rum Baba used to be.
A Latin American restaurant on the 24th floor of the nhow Amsterdam RAI hotel in Zuid, with a 360-degree view over the city.
A Jordaan shop given over entirely to cheesecake.
A restaurant and listening bar on Utrechtsestraat from the team behind the now closed Vanderveen.
An Italian restaurant on a side street off Rembrandtplein, named after the goddess of grain.
A Mediterranean-style eetcafé on Jan van Galenstraat in West, named after the grandmother of owner Anna Meyer.
This fine dining restaurant on the Nassaukade is the first in the Netherlands to serve West African food.
This restobar on Beukenplein serves brasserie-style food with Greek influences, shaped by the roots of owner and chef Angelo Kremmydas.
This contemporary Japanese kitchen and bar on the Amstelveenseweg has reopened with a new approach.
The Craft Space on Schaafstraat is the home of Oedipus beer, a working brewery where the beer is made on site and the comfort food comes from Sassy's.
Pazzi's newest Amsterdam branch is on Van Limburg Stirumplein, close to the Westerpark, and serves the handcrafted wood-fired pizzas the group has made since 2010.
A newly opened restaurant at C.
This small living room restaurant in Amsterdam-West serves a four-course chef's menu inspired by classic Portuguese cooking and by the owners' grandmothers.
This sushi shop on Beethovenstraat is best known for its crispy sushi sandwich, which took off on TikTok and sometimes draws queues of an hour.
A new spot in De Pijp for coffee, lunch, dinner and cocktails, which opened in October on Tweede Jan Steenstraat.
A premium sushi takeaway and delivery kitchen in De Pijp, run by chef and owner Evert Broer.
This restaurant in the Pillows Hotel on Mauritskade, by the Oosterpark, serves French-Japanese fine dining by chef Floris van Straalen, using local and seasonal ingredients.
An Italian restaurant and bar on Mercatorplein in De Baarsjes, built around antipasti, pizza, pasta and cocktails.
This café has taken over the spot on Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat where the Veganees used to be, before that restaurant moved to Amsterdam East.
Amsterdam wine merchant Bureau Wijn, already in West and East, now has a permanent pop-up in DOOR OPEN SPACE on Tt.
An Italian-Albanian coffee bar and restaurant on Roelof Hartstraat, run by a family who lived in Tirana for ten years.
After a thorough renovation, the former home of club Atelier on Anthony Fokkerweg is now a place for drinks, dinner and dancing.
A neighbourhood bistro with French character in the old village centre of Amstelveen, with colourful flowers at the entrance and the bar.
A café on Lindengracht in the Jordaan that feels as if time has stood still, and a favourite with younger locals.
This neighbourhood bakery made its name on Bilderdijkstraat in Oud-West, where its sourdough bread draws queues.
The newest spot from the Dutch family restaurant Heemelrijck, on Singel in the city centre, opened as the business marks 75 years.
A pizza place on Marnixstraat in the Jordaan from the team behind Mangia Pizza, led by Antonio Cavoto, who comes from near Naples.
A farmhouse-style restaurant on Beethovenstraat inspired by the British countryside, from the team behind Café Garçon and Brasserie Margaux.
A small restaurant in Amsterdam East run by Selin and Steph, who cook whatever they feel like: sometimes Turkish, sometimes not, but always seasonal and made with local ingredients.
A second location for Sam's Koffie, which already has a coffee bar on Welnastraat in Oud-West.
A casual spot on Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat that brings in flavours and ingredients from around the world and combines them freely.
The former home of Van 't Spit on Frans Halsstraat is now Juno, a new concept from the same owners, who changed course after a kitchen fire.
This creative food studio, known for catering events, opened its own restaurant in Amsterdam Noord in early 2025.
A coffee, bakery and lunch spot from the team behind Euro Pizza and Restaurant Europa, now with a second location on Waterlooplein.
A brunch and vinyl bar on Dusartstraat, where records play during the day alongside specialty coffee and dishes such as potato waffles with chicken tenders and hot honey.
The former Venus & Adonis on Prinsengracht has reopened after a renovation as a French bistro, a new direction the owners chose for their tenth anniversary.
A sister restaurant to Toscanini, which is a few doors along Lindengracht, serving an Italian-influenced menu.
Savoury pies from Emily, who grew up in the UK with pies as her comfort food and cooked in Amsterdam restaurants, including De Kas, before starting her own business.
A contemporary skewer bar on Eerste van der Helststraat from the team behind Gitane and Massalia.
Mexico City style street tacos on the Albert Cuyp, made with tortillas pressed fresh every day.
The sandwich shop known for its generous toppings opens a city-centre location.
The vegetarian kebab known from festivals now has a permanent home at NDSM in Amsterdam-Noord.
The team behind Jondani opens a second Rotate near Leidseplein, after the original on Beethovenstraat.
Casual fine dining from chefs Michael Wolf and Jordy Koopmans, with French cooking at its base and subtle Asian and other international influences.
A small restaurant on Nicolaas Beetsstraat from the Café Beurre team, with 28 seats, most of them at the bar facing chef Wes ten Kleij's kitchen.
A German bistro on the Singel where chef Luke de Jong cooks a modern take on new German cuisine, from schweinshaxe, spätzle, pretzels and bratwurst to spaghetti ice cream.
A neighbourhood restaurant and bar on the Schinkel, run by the next generation of the Vooges family.
A second, smaller Bouillon d'Amsterdam, bringing French comfort food to De Pijp with dishes such as oeufs mayo and steak frites, plus affordable wine.
A modern European restaurant in the Van Gendt Hallen where vegetables lead the cooking.
A neighbourhood bar on Jan Pieter Heijestraat built around southern European aperitivo.
A lively grand café that has moved into the Vondelpark Pavilion, in the middle of the park.
A modern Indonesian brasserie on the Ruysdaelkade in De Pijp, giving classic dishes a fresh take, from the kitchens of Java to the coastal cooking of Sulawesi.
This Middle Eastern restaurant in De Pijp opened this summer.
This satay restaurant in the Nine Streets serves freshly made Indonesian satay.
With twelve TruGolf simulators on Pilotenstraat, this is the largest indoor golf venue in the Benelux.
Leonardo Pacenti, chef and owner of Toscanini, has opened this ravioli bar on the busy Van der Helstplein.
This small Japanese omakase bar is part of the speakeasy at Paindemie on Kinkerstraat.
This baked potato spot on Hugo de Grootplein gives an old-fashioned classic a new twist.
This restaurant sits on the NDSM wharf in Noord, in a former industrial building with high ceilings, large windows and views over the IJ.
This Spanish wine and tapas bar on Bilderdijkstraat is open every day.
This Jordaan bakery specialises in canelés, the signature pastry of Bordeaux, made to the traditional recipe and baked fresh every day.
The newest restaurant from the Bouillon d'Amsterdam family is on Stadionweg in Zuid.
This all-day neighbourhood café on Dapperplein has taken over the former Local Dealer spot and serves lunch, drinks and dinner.
Chef Nicolas Aquaa and Bunmi Okolosi run this modern West African restaurant, which is at Prinsengracht 955 for the coming months.
This new bar on Bilderdijkstraat has the classic feel of a brown café and already seems like a long-standing part of the street.
This Mediterranean restaurant is in the De Mirandapaviljoen on the Amstel, the building that used to house Amstel Boathouse.
Two bars share the space at De Ruyterkade 143 and split the week between them.
This new neighbourhood restaurant in Watergraafsmeer is run by two people who have worked at De Kas and Vuurtoreneiland.
Two founders from Reims make pâté en croûte, the savoury meat pie of the Champagne region, in a small open-kitchen shop in West.
A café on Bullewijkpad in Zuidoost, a short walk from Oma Ietje, serving French food with a Mediterranean touch.
A fried chicken spot in the Oedipus Craft Space in Noord, run by the team behind Box Sociaal.
A well-liked ramen restaurant that has reopened on Prins Hendrikkade, serving bowls of Japanese ramen made with a rich broth.
A new restaurant on the water at Pakhuis de Zwijger, cooking diaspora dishes with influences from Indonesia, the Moluccas, China, Europe, Africa and America.
A small wine and charcuterie bar on the Vijzelgracht, next door to Cafe Cenc.
A new café inside Felix Meritis, the monumental cultural house on the Keizersgracht.
The family café at WOPL, a new interactive play space on Stadionplein for children aged one to eight, designed with an educational specialist.
Hotel Okura has turned the waterside terrace of its Serre restaurant into a cocktail pop-up based on omakase, the Japanese practice of leaving the choices to your host.
This Oud-West café on Eerste Helmersstraat comes from the owners of Binnenvisser.
On Utrechtsestraat, this modern barbecue restaurant cooks a changing seasonal menu over a charcoal grill, with meat and fish as well as vegetables.
This specialty coffee bar on Rozengracht is a calm spot on a busy street.
A Spanish tapas and wine bar on Marie Heinekenplein in De Pijp, where Spanish cooks work in an open kitchen.
This affordable eetcafé near the Nieuwmarkt has reopened in a new form.
A new café-restaurant at the NDSM Shipyard, set up as a sort of living room right on the IJ.
A high-end handroll bar on Utrechtsestraat from the 212 Group.
The first NYX Hotel in the Benelux opened on 25 June at Amstelstraat 17, near Rembrandtplein, in a building that was a sugar refinery in the 17th century.
Bakery Wolf has opened its fourth location, on Arnold Schönberglaan on the Zuidas.
A café and restaurant on the IJ waterfront at the NDSM shipyard in Noord.
A Spanish restaurant on Parnassusweg in Zuid.
This bakery and deli from De Pijp, founded by French pastry chef Alexandre Scour, now has a second branch in the centre, on Spui.
An Italian restaurant that has opened a new location in Oost, inside The Manor Hotel on Eerste Oosterparkstraat.
A sourdough bagel shop in De Pijp, from a business with four locations in Amsterdam that began with a father and son who shared a love of bagels.
A natural wine bar in Noord, set within the art and design label WDSTCK, where you sit among handmade furniture and design objects beside the water.
A newly renovated brown bar on Ten Katestraat in West, set to open soon.
A modern French restaurant on the Overtoom, close to Vondelpark.
A café inside de Bijenkorf on Warmoesstraat, which opened on 1 June in the space where the department store's patisserie used to be.
An all-day ice cream and wine salon on Waterlooplein, serving craft ice cream and natural and organic wines alongside morning coffee and lunch.
A Japanese-inspired cocktail bar with the warmth of a cosy brown café, which opened in De Pijp on 25 June.
A Korean restaurant on Linnaeusstraat in Oost, serving Korean dishes with a modern, international twist.
A new restaurant in Noord cooking West African and Caribbean food.
An all-day restaurant, bar and music venue among the warehouses of Oostenburg, founded by Tara Bonimbie and Max van Dée.
The second ramen shop near Gelderlandplein from Taka, who has been selling ramen in Amsterdam since 2012 and also cooks at Toko Dun Yong near Nieuwmarkt.
The largest branch of De Japanner, on George Gershwinplein in the Zuidas, a five-minute walk from Amsterdam Zuid station.
