De Pijp Amsterdam Map Poster
52.3538° N, 4.8930° E
De Pijp is Amsterdam's most multicultural neighborhood. Around the famous Albert Cuypmarkt, the largest open-air market in the Netherlands, Surinamese restaurants sit alongside natural wine bars and artisan cheese shops. Gift a map poster of this bubbling melting pot of cultures and flavors.
Key Streets & Landmarks
Albert Cuypmarkt
Sarphatipark
Ferdinand Bolstraat
Heineken Experience
Did you know?
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The Albert Cuyp Market, open since 1905, is the largest street market in the Netherlands with over 260 stalls along 1 kilometer, Monday to Saturday.
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De Pijp owes its nickname 'Amsterdam's Latin Quarter' to the large student population and lively nightlife that have characterized it since the 1970s.
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The Heineken brewery, founded in 1864 on Stadhouderskade at the edge of De Pijp, became the Heineken Experience, an interactive museum visited by over 800,000 people per year.
Neighborhood Vibe
A neighborhood in perpetual motion where the Albert Cuyp market stalls overflow with cheeses, spices, and smoked herring. The red brick facades of Ferdinand Bolstraat frame a ballet of bicycles and lively terraces, while Sarphatipark offers a green haven amid the bustle.
Discover on foot
Start at Sarphatipark, De Pijp's green lung, before diving into the Albert Cuyp Market. Try a fresh stroopwafel, Dutch herring and gouda cheese. Walk up Ferdinand Bolstraat, the main artery lined with restaurants and bars. Discover the side streets with their brown cafes and exotic grocery shops. End at the Heineken Experience on Stadhouderskade or the nearby Museumplein. De Pijp is where Amsterdam eats, drinks and parties.
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Frequently asked questions
When to visit the Albert Cuyp Market?
The market is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. Saturday is the busiest day. Arrive early to avoid crowds and get the best produce. On Sundays, the neighborhood restaurants and bars take over.
Is De Pijp good for nightlife?
Yes, De Pijp is one of Amsterdam's liveliest neighborhoods in the evening. Marie Heinekenplein is the nightlife center, with many bars and restaurants. Gerard Doustraat and Ferdinand Bolstraat also offer excellent options. The neighborhood attracts a young, cosmopolitan crowd.
Why give a De Pijp map poster as a gift?
De Pijp offers a dense, linear street plan typical of Amsterdam's 19th-century expansion. The poster reveals the contrast between narrow streets and Sarphatipark. It is an ideal gift for a food, market or Amsterdam urban life enthusiast.
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