De 9 Straatjes

Wonderful location away from tourist overflowing crowd.

Beautiful, fascinating views and many interesting secrets about these old houses on the canals!

A wonderful place to walk, ride a bike, shop or find a cozy restaurant. My favorite place in Amsterdam ❤🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

The 9 Straatjes, or Nine Streets, in Amsterdam are a shopper's paradise and a glimpse into the city's historic charm. Nestled in the canal district, these quaint streets are lined with boutique shops, vintage stores, cafes, and galleries. It's the perfect place for a leisurely stroll while discovering unique fashion, antiques, and handmade treasures. The picturesque canals that run alongside add to the area's charm, making it a must-visit for those looking for a taste of Amsterdam's eclectic and trendy side 🛍🏘🌆

What a delight to walk in old Amsterdam.

The 9 streets are far more interesting part Amsterdam than the other well known ones.

The tiny Italian eateries the old traditional pubs create a buzz that is Amsterdam

Lots of different shops to look at in a beautiful part of Amsterdam.

A very charming neighborhood, I would recommend early morning walk or cycling to enjoy the area before the crowd. Moreover you could have a nice breakfast with good views

Amsterdam's 9 Streets district is a charming labyrinth of boutique shops, cafes, and picturesque canals. Quaint cobblestone streets invite leisurely strolls, revealing a mix of vintage finds and trendy boutiques. The atmosphere is lively, but weekends can be crowded. Cafes offer delightful pit stops. The district effortlessly blends historic charm with contemporary flair, making it a must-visit for those seeking unique shopping experiences and authentic Amsterdam vibes.

I found peace in my mind when taking 1 hour walk alone around this charming canal area. It’s even more beautiful during summer time 💕 I will definitely visit Amsterdam again

It's always nice to do a little shopping while traveling and 9 Straatjes is a great place to do that. There are a few chains like République (a store I do love), but also Dutch brands like Scotch & Soda and one-off stores alternating with corner cafés for a rest & refresh. And, well, Pompadour for magnificent chocolates, patisserie, and tea. It's particularly lovely to shop in the canal rings of Amsterdam and not have to deal with the crush of people in the shopping areas off Dam Square. Plus, the location is gorgeous.

The “must see” part of Amsterdam, has a plenty locations to eat & drink. Highly recommended to read a Wikipedia or local guide before visiting. Can be crowded during weekend, if you want to dine nicely & tasty - think about reservation

Unique space with lots of photo opportunities and souvenir shops, great for a casual stroll. The canals are beautiful but be warned that it gets very crowded at certain spots and certain times. Be careful of bikes and cars that get very close. Really do wish this was a pedestrian only zone but unfortunately, there are cars that drive through the streets and park right on the canal.

Must Visit! Truly Beautiful!
Nice shops, nice restaurants and cafés!

Great places to eat, shop and see the sights

Beautiful neighborhood with lot of unique and colourful stores. It has nine picturesque streets and four canals, included in the canal belt recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Fun fact, the names of the streets refer to the processing industry of hides that used to be there (Huiden is skin, Ree is deer, Beren is bear and more)

The best Amesterdam's atmosphere. Walk slowly in the neighborhood and discover all the cuits spots that you can...you will take a few days

I enjoyed this area of Amsterdam. It is away from Central Station which makes the area not as touristy. There are a lot of beautiful boutiques and shops to enjoy while walking. There are several restaurants and cafes, as well, to choose from. The canals are beautiful also, especially at night. The hotel we stayed in, The Pulitzer, was nice. We would stay there again.

Just lovely to mooch around this part of Amsterdam at a leisurely pace. We took this route in as part of a bigger walk canal hopping across the city which also took in Anne Franks house, the flower market and lots of pitstops in bars and cafes. Great day 🥰

One of my favourite spots in Amsterdam, and a spot worth returning to each time.

Various quirky, boutique like shops with restaurants scattered in between stretching over different canals.

Great vibe.

Downtown Amsterdam is so fun to walk around. Every corner your come around has something unique and beautiful to look at. You can watch boats on the canals for hours. Of course there are shops and restaurants along the way.