Amsterdam in 3 Days — Frites, Houseboats and Hidden Gems
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Day 1 · Amsterdam
Tip: De Pijp is Amsterdam's most livable neighborhood — dense with independent cafes, vintage shops, and the Albert Cuyp Market stretching for a full kilometer down the main street. The market runs Monday through Saturday and mixes fresh produce, street food, fabric stalls, and the occasional live accordion. Rudi's Original Stroopwafels are made to order on a cast-iron griddle — eat them immediately while the caramel center is still molten.
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Fabe Friet — Dutch Fries
Place★ 4.6Ferdinand Bolstraat 67
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Albert Cuyp Market
Food & Drink★ 4.5Albert Cuypstraat
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Rudi's Original Stroopwafels
Place★ 4.7Albert Cuypstraat
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Dutch Herring Stall — Albert Cuyp
Place★ 4.4Albert Cuypstraat
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Little Collins — Brunch
Place★ 4.5Eerste Sweelinckstraat 19F
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3 Days in Amsterdam — Food, Cafes, Hidden Gems & Must-Visit Places
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Fabe Friet — Dutch Fries
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Albert Cuyp Market
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Rudi's Original Stroopwafels
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Dutch Herring Stall — Albert Cuyp
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Little Collins — Brunch
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Museum Van Loon
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De Hallen Amsterdam
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Indonesian Restaurant — Rijsttafel
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Antiekcentrum Amsterdam
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Lot 61 Coffee Roasters
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Houseboat Museum (Woonbootmuseum)
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Kattenkabinet — Cat Art Museum
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Vlaams Friteshuis Vleminckx
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Brio Brood & Koffie
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Prinsengracht Canal Walk
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