Door 74 is a fun take on classic prohibition bars. Hidden away in a tiny alley, this bar prides itself on being difficult to find. Once you ring the little doorbell, you are welcomed into a world of vintage wines, bubbles and exquisite cocktails.
This gorgeous movie theatre inhabits the old Theatre Tuschinski commissioned by Abraham Icek Tuschinski back in 1921. The theatre has a great selection of contemporary movies playing all day, but they also host live ballet and opera performances from famous international theatres on occasion.
The Golden Bend is a prestigious corner of the Herengracht where wealthy merchants lived. Nowadays, the Golden Bend is home to offices and banks - and a seriously cool little store named after the area. This shop stocks mountains of American porcelain, vintage napkins and antique glassware.
This stately hotel has one of the most fantastic locations for those who are into beautiful views. Perched on a sweeping corner of the Amstel, Hotel De L’Europe is an easy walk from all the museums as well as shopping in the Negen Straatjes. Recently renovated, the interior is just as awe-inspiring as the exterior, so you may be tempted to ditch all your cultural plans in favour of a day cosied up in your luxurious room.
Named after Alfred Heineken, Freddy's Bar in De L'Europe is the perfect spot for an aperitif or digestif. From a classic biertje to the signature 'Dam Square', sip away on your tipple of choice whilst listening to some live jazz.