In the 17th century, Amsterdam was known as “the warehouse of the world,” and it’s still a great place for a good buy. Forget the global c... Read More
In the 17th century, Amsterdam was known as “the warehouse of the world,” and it’s still a great place for a good buy. Forget the global chains: for the best shopping in Amsterdam, explore Dutch brands, or discover the many cute concept and craft-based stores that the city has to offer. The Frozen Fountain specializes in Dutch design and furniture, while Fred de la Bretoniere is the place to go for stylish bags and shoes at good prices.
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& Klevering Centraal
A unique collection of high-end fragrances and skincare from top brands including Creed, Diptyque, Acqua di Parma, Fornasetti Profumi, and many more.... Read More
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COPA Football Store
The 'football' in question here is of course soccer, and this is the place to go for a vintage-style team shirt, soccer-themed T-shirt or other (often... Read More
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De Bijenkorf
This stylish luxury department store is a real city institution. It features a well curated selection of quality brands in fashion, cosmetics, household... Read More
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De Winkel van Nijntje
Nijntje' (pronounced 'nine-cher') is the Dutch name of Miffy and Fred Bruna's adorable white cartoon bunny. At Miffy's store, you'll find great gifts... Read More
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Denham Flagship Store
The complete offering of the high-end denim and clothing brand is showcased here, plus the exclusive Private Wardrobe concept – offering customers... Read More
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Fred de la Bretoniere
Dutch designer Fred de la Bretoniere's shoes and bags are good quality (they are still made in Europe, sometimes in the Netherlands), practical and... Read More
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Gild Atelier
One-off pieces with a cool, geometric look by designer Sophie Teppema. Read More
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Jacob Hooy
Jacob Hooy opened his herb and spice business back in 1743, and it's still going strong today. Not much has changed since then, the interior contains... Read More
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Marlies Dekkers
Combining style, comfort and sex appeal, it's no wonder Dutch designer Marlies Dekkers' lingerie is so often imitated. Nonetheless, you can get the real... Read More
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PGC Hajenius
The first Hajenius cigar store opened in Amsterdam in 1826, and the current shop, a beautiful Art Deco monument, has been open (and remains largely... Read More
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Pols Potten
From sofas to beakers, Pols Potten offers a cool collection of interior goodies by Dutch designers. There are plenty of portable and affordable souvenir... Read More
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Puccini Bomboni
Puccini ranks in National Geographic's list of the world's top ten chocolatiers. The handmade bonbons are perfectly balanced and feature some unusual... Read More
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The American Book Center
Be warned: time just flies by in the American Book Center, and with five floors of English-language books on every conceivable subject, it's almost... Read More
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The Frozen Fountain
Amsterdam's best design store, with owner Cok de Rooy's excellent personal selection of the best Dutch and international furniture and home accessories.... Read More
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Van Ravenstein
Van Ravenstein stocks a well-curated selection of high-end women's fashion, with an emphasis on Belgian designers like Dries Van Noten and Ann... Read More
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Vroom & Dreesmann
A popular mid-range department store chain, V&D has a wide fashion and home offerings selection including its own labels. It's in-store food court, La... Read More
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Young Designers United
Young Dutch fashion brands are collected under one roof in this store. It's a great place for finding original items at very reasonable prices. Read More
