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The most luxurious shopping center in Amsterdam, with 90 shops and restaurants, is located near the Zuidas. On Gelderlandplein you can shop till you drop in stores such as Mango and Sissy Boy, stock up on everything you need in terms of shoes, jewelry, beauty products and furnishings, and even do your daily shopping at Jumbo City, the largest Albert Heijn in the Netherlands and Shilla, an Asian supermarket. Grab a bite? Gelderlandplein has a wide choice of international cuisines. Parking is always free for the first 1.5 hours.

Cornelis Schuytstraat Amsterdam

Cornelis Schuytstraat

The Cornelis Schuytstraat is a beautiful shopping area in the south of Amsterdam, steps away from the museum district. It is well-known as home to luxury stores, exclusive fashion brands and stylish cafés.

Sticks and Stones

Bright, colourful leather is the signature at Sticks and Stones, a Dutch leather goods brand in De Pijp that has been creating high-quality leather goods for 40 years.

Boutique Tourbillon Amsterdam

Boutique Tourbillon

Any visitor exploring Amsterdam must pay a visit to P.C. Hooftstraat, the ultimate shopping street home to Boutique Tourbillon. The boutique offers a selection of fine timepieces in a contemporary setting, seven days a week.

Rise Bakery

Hidden behind the stalls on Amsterdam’s most famous street market, there’s a new bakery-café that is well worth seeking out. Owned by an international trio, including a baker from Italy, a Peru-trained chef from Brazil, and a store manager from South Africa, the focus is on French-style bread and pastry. The locally-roasted Stooker coffee is made with Brazilian beans, the steak sandwiches are excellent even by the most exacting meat snob’s standards and the bread has that perfect balance between crunchy and chewy. What’s not to love?

Kringloop Centrum Zuidoost

Take a stroll through Kringloop Centrum Zuidoost and discover a variety of second-hand jewels. As well as the usual goods you'll find bikes, building materials and sports articles.

QRU Vinyl Beurs

QRU Vinyl Fair

Here it is again! The cosy QRU record fair (Spaklerweg 1D). Browse, buy records and drink coffee. Meet fellow collectors while enjoying some music!

Mercatorplein

Bunk

Pop Up Gallery Market

Step into a world where creativity knows no bounds with Pop Up Gallery, an international organisation of pop-up markets featuring local creators and artists.

The English Hatter

The English Hatter is a family business specializing in classic English men's fashion. In addition to men's fashion, the store specializes in hats and they also sell pullovers, polo's and accessories.

The English Hatter Amstelveen

The English Hatter is a modern men's fashion store in Amstelveen. The English Hatter is a family business specializing in classic English men's fashion. In addition to men's fashion, the store specializes in hats and they also sell pullovers, polos and accessories. Since 1961 there has also been a branch at the Binnenhof in the indoor shopping center of Stadshart Amstelveen.

The English Hatter - Heiligeweg

Since 1935, The English Hatter has been located in a 17th century building on the Heiligeweg in Amsterdam Center. The Heiligeweg is located in the city center and connects Kalverstraat and Leidsestraat.

Zuid Indianaweg

Indianaweg

Timeless vintage, handmade jewellery and plants.  The two sisters who own the store select the vintage pieces with care.

Bounce

If your travels take you to Amsterdam, Bounce provides you with plenty of luggage storage options.

Gray Label Restore

Restore is an initiative of Gray Label born from a desire to close the loop together.

Marqt

Who knew food shopping could be trendy? Marqt in the Overtoom has everything delectable under one roof; from responsibly-harvested fish and Indonesian products to vegetables and fruit directly from the farm. The motto here is delicious, healthy and reliable. That means that the meat has an animal-friendly stamp of approval and the bread freshly baked four times daily. Don’t feel like cooking? There is also a fabulous catering service with ready-made meals.

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