In the neigbourhood
Would you like to grab a bite to eat after your visit to the Rembrandt House Museum, or are you looking for a lovely hotel to stay in? Here are our tips to round off your visit to Amsterdam.
The oldest hotel in the city and the place where Rembrandt’s Night Watch once hung.
You can always pop into Tisfris for a delicious lunch, a cup of coffee or a drink with friends.
Built in 1692, the Sluyswacht is now a listed building and boasts the finest terrace in the city.
For a proper Dutch meal, a slice of apple pie and a view of the Rembrandt House, Orff is the place to go.
From a monastery to Amsterdam City Hall, at The Grand you’ll stay in a unique historic setting.
Discover modern Dutch cuisine and relax on the terrace overlooking Amsterdam’s canals.
Tucked away in the heart of Amsterdam’s city centre is an entire church in an attic.
Since 1978, Café Bern has been a household name in the neighbourhood, serving the best cheese fondue in town.
Fancy doing more in Amsterdam? Check out other fun things to do in the city here.
