De Pijp: This lovely little neighborhood centers itself around one of Amsterdam’s most famous markets, Albert Cuyp Markt. Attracting hundreds of visitors every day with its extensive variety of stalls selling knick-knacks, home-made crafts, and food products, De Pijp is also the proud home of many cafes, restaurants, and eateries. With its super-hip aesthetic, trendy boutiques, and excellent brunch spots, this neighborhood provides that little bit of alternative style mixed with a dash of class, in true Amsterdam fashion.
De Wallen (Red Light District): Despite the notorious history of Amsterdam’s Red Light District, De Wallen is also the oldest neighborhood in Amsterdam, armed with a 600-year history and home to the oldest building in Amsterdam. With a variety of cuisines across its many eateries, De Wallen is also the perfect place to explore for any foodies amongst you. If you wish to explore something different with a twist of history, De Wallen is the perfect place to go.