Best places: Cultural centers in Amsterdam, Netherlands

👍 It was a very nice experience. And basically well organized, the free lockers are great. Only there shouldn't be tickets for children under 12 here, as it is still an art exhibition and not an adventure playground. More seating would also make sense.

👍👍 Great arthouse cinema with a good collection of films showing in the Cinema. Must go for arthouse movie fans. No cash payment is accepted but somehow I got my debit card stolen and I only have cash at that time. But the receptionist was nice enough to pay the movie ticket for me by card and I just p...

Live music performances & other cultural events in an industrial setting with an eatery.

👍👍 Really cool place. Fun for night parties, sure, but they also offer lots of different classes and workshops. Including (adults and) kids' sports classes. My children are doing Aerial Yoga (silks & trapeze) with Monika @ youth circus ot301 --> I cannot recommend her highly enough!!

Opened in 1932, this quaint theater hosts shows & concerts along with community events & weddings.

👍👍 Slapfunk record label's 10 year party was amazing! The speaker setup was world class. Bar staff were quick serving drinks. Friendly crowd, and atmosphere. Perfect summer spot for music in the sun.

👍👍 Had a great trip, beautiful surroundings, saw a cool bird eat a fish

Artworks, ceremonial items & artifacts relating to Jews in the Netherlands & its former colonies.

👍👍 This is a magnificent old church building restored for hosting events such as recitals and concerts. Truly a must see. De Duif is a truly magnificent church on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam. It was built in 1857 in the neoclassicist style and has a neo-baroque facade. Until 1974 it was the Roman C...

Art museum housed in an early-20th-century townhouse, featuring inventive works by Dalí & Banksy.

Unique venue offering concerts, films & other cultural events, plus a cafe for small plates & beer.

👍 The Walloon Church was originally the chapel of a Roman Catholic monastery, the Sint-Paulusbroederklooster. The monastery's first chapel was built in 1409 but most likely destroyed during the fire of 1452. In 1493, the monastery received permission to build a new chapel, which was taken into use thr...

👍👍 Lovely quiet spot in the middle of Amsterdam North

👍👍 A piece of history with lots of cycling around it 😀👍🐷🚲

19th-century courthouse hosting debates, theater & talk shows with a social or political focus.

👍👍 It's not your usual tourist spot, and yet I came as one. It's the original house of Yitzhak de Pinto, a Dutch Jew of Portuguese origin, a philosopher, researcher, economist, politician and businessman. He was one of the investors of the Dutch East India Company. The house was built in 1605, and toda...

👍👍 A cosy place with polite staff. Great sisha and tea.

👍 Ideally located place close to Zuid station for conferences and meet ups. Standard food and drinks but a great place for meet & greet . Could be a bit expensive for private parties .