De Pijp

Neighborhoods

De Pijp

Lively food streets, cafés and the Albert Cuyp Market.

Why visit

A buzzing 19th-century neighbourhood built for workers, now Amsterdam’s most multicultural food scene — Albert Cuyp Market, Heineken Experience and Sarphatipark.

Best for: Atmosphere & local streets
Suggested duration: 1–3 hours
Best time: Market Mon–Sat 09:00–17:00; weekday mornings are calmer than Saturdays.
How to get there: Tram 4 to Albert Cuypstraat or Stadhouderskade; 15 min walk from Rijksmuseum.
Tip: Walk slowly — every block has a hofje, café or canal corner.

Useful tips

Try a hot stroopwafel at the market, then dinner on Ferdinand Bolstraat or Gerard Doustraat. Most stalls accept card only — no cash.

Nearby ideas

Heineken Experience, Sarphatipark, Museumplein, Foodhallen (tram ride).

Frequently asked questions

When is Albert Cuyp Market open?

Monday–Saturday roughly 09:00–17:00. Closed Sundays. Saturday is busiest.

Do I need to book the Heineken Experience?

Yes, slots sell out — book on the official site a day or two ahead.