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677 places for vegan food, culture and time well spent.

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Live catalogueUpdated 21 September 2026

All places: 677
Vegan food: 608
Museums: 20
Attractions: 38
Beaches: 10

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Every place in the Amsterdam map

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Popular restaurants in Amsterdam

Browse popular restaurants and cafés in Amsterdam, with vegan suitability shown on each listing.

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Popular bakeries and sweet stops in Amsterdam

Browse bakeries, patisseries and dessert stops in Amsterdam, with vegan suitability shown on each listing.

5 places

Fully vegan
Saint-Jean
€6–18
Try cruffins, pain au chocolat, brioche and excellent coffee at Saint-Jean.
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Have A Roll
€5–12
Visit Have A Roll: Takeaway-only vegan cinnamon-roll specialist with rich rotating toppings and a bench outside.
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Vegan-friendly
Corner Bakery - Nieuw West
Visit Corner Bakery - Nieuw West in Amsterdam to explore this venue's vegan options. Check the current menu before you go.
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Vegan-friendly
The Pancake Bakery
Visit The Pancake Bakery in Amsterdam to explore this venue's vegan options. Check the current menu before you go.
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Corner Bakery - Oud Zuid
Visit Corner Bakery - Oud Zuid in Amsterdam to explore this venue's vegan options. Check the current menu before you go.
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Other food and drink in Amsterdam

These additional food listings sit outside the dedicated vegan catalogue. Check the current menu before visiting.

1 place

Additional food listing
Restaurant De Kas · regular test
€65–100
Visit Restaurant De Kas: Seasonal greenhouse dining in Park Frankendael.
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Popular museums in Amsterdam

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20 places

Museum
Allard Pierson
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Explore archaeology, ancient cultures and special collections at Allard Pierson.
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Anne Frank House
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Explore Anne Frank House: The preserved hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her diary, presented with an exhibition on persecution and discrimination.
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ARTIS-Groote Museum
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Explore the connections between humans, animals, plants and the wider natural world at ARTIS-Groote Museum, an interactive museum.
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ARTIS-Micropia
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Explore the invisible world of microbes and their role in everyday life at ARTIS-Micropia, a science museum.
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Dutch Resistance Museum
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Explore everyday life under Nazi occupation and the many forms of resistance in the Netherlands during the Second World War at Dutch Resistance Museum.
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Eye Filmmuseum
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Explore Eye Filmmuseum: The Netherlands' national film institution, with changing exhibitions, a collection presentation and cinema programme.
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FOAM
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Explore FOAM: A photography museum with changing exhibitions connecting historical and contemporary image-making.
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Jewish Museum
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Explore Jewish Museum: Four former synagogues present Jewish religion, history and culture in the Netherlands.
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Museum Het Schip
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Explore Museum Het Schip: An Amsterdam School architecture museum in Michel de Klerk's landmark social-housing complex.
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National Holocaust Museum
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Explore National Holocaust Museum: The Netherlands' national museum on the persecution of Jews, Roma and Sinti during the Second World War and its continuing meaning.
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NEMO Science Museum
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Explore NEMO Science Museum: Five floors of hands-on science exhibits in Renzo Piano's copper-green waterfront building.
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Our Lord in the Attic Museum
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Explore Our Lord in the Attic Museum: A seventeenth-century canal house containing a concealed Catholic church and rooms preserved from the era of religious restriction.
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Rembrandt House Museum
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Explore Rembrandt House Museum: Rembrandt's restored home and studio, with his etchings and demonstrations of seventeenth-century working methods.
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Rijksmuseum
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Explore Rijksmuseum: The Netherlands' national museum of art and history, with works by Rembrandt, Vermeer and many others.
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Royal Palace Amsterdam
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Explore Royal Palace Amsterdam: The former seventeenth-century city hall is a royal palace open to visitors, with historic interiors, sculpture and civic art.
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Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
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Explore Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam: Modern and contemporary art and design, from De Stijl and CoBrA to current global practice.
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STRAAT Museum
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Explore STRAAT Museum: Large-scale street art and graffiti installations in a former shipyard hall at NDSM.
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The National Maritime Museum
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Explore The National Maritime Museum: The Dutch national maritime museum, with ship models, navigation, sea trade and a full-scale replica of an eighteenth-century VOC vessel.
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Van Gogh Museum
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Explore Van Gogh Museum: The world's largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, set alongside the artists and ideas that shaped him.
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Wereldmuseum Amsterdam
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Explore Wereldmuseum Amsterdam: A world-cultures museum examining art, objects and stories through global connections and colonial histories.
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Popular things to do in Amsterdam

Explore landmarks, parks, cultural venues and local experiences across Amsterdam.

38 places

Sightseeing
A'DAM LOOKOUT
Paid admission; see official site
Visit A'DAM LOOKOUT: An observation deck atop the A'DAM Tower, across the IJ from Central Station, with a 360-degree view over the city and harbour.
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Local experience
Albert Cuyp Market
Free to browse
Experience Albert Cuyp Market: A long-running weekday street market through De Pijp, combining everyday goods, flowers and snacks with neighbourhood life.
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Amstelpark
Free
Experience Amstelpark: A large southern park along the Amstel with gardens, open lawns and traces of the 1972 Floriade horticultural exhibition.
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Amsterdamse Bos
Free
Experience Amsterdamse Bos: A vast planned urban forest on Amsterdam's southern edge, with woodland, water and long walking and cycling routes.
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ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo
Paid admission; see official site
Experience ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo: The Netherlands' oldest zoo combines animal habitats, historic gardens and monumental buildings in the Plantage district.
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Basilica of Saint Nicholas
Free for worship; visitor access varies
Visit Basilica of Saint Nicholas: The prominent late-nineteenth-century Catholic basilica opposite Central Station anchors Amsterdam's northern old-city waterfront.
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Begijnhof
Free
Visit Begijnhof: A quiet enclosed former beguine community in the medieval centre, with historic houses and two churches. It remains residential.
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Local experience
Bijlmer Architecture Walk
Free
Experience Bijlmer Architecture Walk: A mapped district walk through the rebuilt Bijlmer, where post-war modernist housing, elevated transit and new community spaces meet.
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Bloemenmarkt
Free to browse
Experience Bloemenmarkt: The canal-side floating flower market is a distinctive historic retail landscape for bulbs, flowers and gardening gifts.
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Dam Square
Free
Experience Dam Square: Amsterdam's historic civic square, framed by the Royal Palace, De Nieuwe Kerk and the National Monument.
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Sightseeing
De Gooyer Windmill
Free exterior
Visit De Gooyer Windmill: A tall wooden windmill beside the former eastern docklands provides a rare industrial silhouette within the city.
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Local experience
De Negen Straatjes (Nine Streets)
Free to explore
Experience De Negen Straatjes (Nine Streets): Nine short cross-streets stitch together the western canal belt with independent shops and characteristic seventeenth-century façades.
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Sightseeing
De Nieuwe Kerk
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Visit De Nieuwe Kerk: The former fifteenth-century parish church beside the Royal Palace is used for royal ceremonies and major exhibitions rather than regular worship.
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Local experience
De Pijp
Free
Experience De Pijp: A dense, late-nineteenth-century neighbourhood whose streets, Sarphatipark and Albert Cuyp Market show Amsterdam beyond the canal-ring core.
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Sightseeing
Dutch National Opera & Ballet
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Visit Dutch National Opera & Ballet: The national opera and ballet company performs in a modern theatre on the Amstel, combining international repertory with Dutch productions.
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Local experience
Gaasperpark
Free
Experience Gaasperpark: A large green landscape around Gaasperplas in Zuidoost, retained as a park and walk rather than as a beach listing.
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Sightseeing
Haarlemmerpoort
Free exterior
Visit Haarlemmerpoort: The 1840 ornamental gate marks the old western approach to the city and is a compact landmark beside the Haarlemmerbuurt.
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Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam
Paid admission; see official site
Visit Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam: One of the world's oldest botanical gardens, combining historic glasshouses with a compact living plant collection.
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Local experience
Jordaan
Free
Experience Jordaan: A former working-class district of narrow streets, small canals, courtyards and independent shops west of the central canal belt.
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Local experience
Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge)
Free
Experience Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge): The white wooden drawbridge across the Amstel is one of the city's most photographed river crossings, especially when illuminated at night.
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Sightseeing
Munttoren
Free exterior
Visit Munttoren: The seventeenth-century tower is the surviving gatehouse of the medieval Regulierspoort and marks the Amstel–Singel crossing.
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National Monument
Free
Visit National Monument: The white travertine memorial on Dam Square commemorates victims of the Second World War and is the focus of the national 4 May remembrance.
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Local experience
NDSM Wharf
Free to explore
Experience NDSM Wharf: A former shipyard across the IJ, now a large-scale creative district with public art, industrial structures and the free ferry connection.
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Noordermarkt
Free to browse
Experience Noordermarkt: A historic Jordaan square that hosts regular markets and is framed by the distinctive Noorderkerk.
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OBA Oosterdok Rooftop Terrace
Free
Experience OBA Oosterdok Rooftop Terrace: The public library's upper terrace offers a free, practical panorama across Oosterdok, the old centre and the IJ.
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Local experience
Oosterpark
Free
Experience Oosterpark: A spacious East Amsterdam park with a pond, monuments and an everyday local atmosphere.
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Oude Kerk
Paid admission; see official site
Visit Oude Kerk: Amsterdam's oldest building is a medieval church in the old-city fabric that now also hosts contemporary art projects.
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Portuguese Synagogue
Paid admission; see official site
Visit Portuguese Synagogue: A vast seventeenth-century Sephardic synagogue, still lit by candles on special occasions and central to Amsterdam's Jewish heritage.
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Royal Theatre Carré
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Visit Royal Theatre Carré: A riverside nineteenth-century circus theatre that now presents theatre, music, dance and international touring productions.
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Local experience
Sarphatipark
Free
Experience Sarphatipark: A compact nineteenth-century park in De Pijp, useful as a quiet green pause among the district's residential streets and markets.
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Seventeenth-Century Canal Ring
Free public realm
Visit Seventeenth-Century Canal Ring: The UNESCO-listed seventeenth-century expansion is Amsterdam's defining planned canal landscape of merchant houses, bridges and waterways.
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The Concertgebouw
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Visit The Concertgebouw: Amsterdam's celebrated 1888 concert hall is internationally known for its acoustics and classical-music programme.
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The Waag
Free exterior
Visit The Waag: A fifteenth-century former city gate and weigh house that anchors Nieuwmarkt and now hosts technology-and-society programming.
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Local experience
Vondelpark
Free
Experience Vondelpark: Amsterdam's best-known city park combines lawns, ponds, paths and open-air cultural activity close to Museumplein and Oud-Zuid.
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Waterlooplein Market
Free to browse
Experience Waterlooplein Market: A central flea market known for second-hand clothes, records, books and objects, beside the former Jewish quarter.
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Westerkerk
Free exterior; access conditions vary
Visit Westerkerk: A major seventeenth-century Protestant church beside the Anne Frank House, recognised by its tall Westertoren tower.
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Westerpark
Free park access
Experience Westerpark: A green public park around the Westergas former gasworks, where industrial buildings now host cultural programming and events.
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Zeedijk and Chinatown
Free
Experience Zeedijk and Chinatown: A historic dike street at the edge of the old harbour that is now the core of Amsterdam's Chinese and wider East Asian community.
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Popular beaches in and near Amsterdam

See the urban, river, lake and practical near-city beaches that fit a Amsterdam trip.

10 places

City beach
Pllek
Free entry; venue purchases optional.
Explore Pllek: An urban sand beach in Amsterdam Noord with food, music and river views. Swimming is not claimed here. Use it as a beach hangout.
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Day-trip beach
Zandvoort Beach
Free public beach; rentals optional.
Explore Zandvoort Beach: The principal North Sea beach day trip from Amsterdam: a long sandy beach with restaurants and watersports. Checked registry access points were marked good.
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City beach
Strandzuid
Free entry; venue purchases optional.
Explore Strandzuid: A 2,000-square-metre urban beach by RAI and Beatrixpark for lounging, food and events. It is not a swimming beach.
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Day-trip beach
Bloemendaal aan Zee
Free public beach; venue purchases optional.
Explore Bloemendaal aan Zee: A North Sea sand beach known for its beach-club scene. Use the official bathing register for current water advice.
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City beach
Sloterplas Beach
Free.
Explore Sloterplas Beach: A relaxed family-oriented city lake beach with swimming space, sand and grass. Bring a towel and use the visitor guide for seasonal details.
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Day-trip beach
Wijk aan Zee Beach
Free public beach; lessons optional.
Explore Wijk aan Zee Beach: A sandy North Sea beach often chosen for surfing. Pair it with the village rather than treating it as an Amsterdam city beach.
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City beach
Buitenzwembad Marineterrein
Free swimming-area access; sauna is paid.
Explore Buitenzwembad Marineterrein: A central open-water swimming site rather than a sand beach. Conditions and facilities change, so check the operator or city guidance before going.
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Day-trip beach
Castricum aan Zee Beach
Free public beach.
Explore Castricum aan Zee Beach: A quieter sandy North Sea beach with dune access and a small number of beach venues.
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City beach
Strand IJburg
Free.
Explore Strand IJburg: Amsterdam's broad sand beach on the IJmeer, suited to swimming, beach sports and watersports. The registry marked the named IJburg bathing site good when checked.
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Day-trip beach
IJmuiden Beach
Free public beach; activities optional.
Explore IJmuiden Beach: A broad North Sea beach at the mouth of the IJ, practical for watersports and ship watching. Check the official register for the selected access point's current advice.
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