Jordaan
Neighbourhood · Jordaan, Amsterdam

Jordaan

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It dates from the 17th century and remains largely residential. Visitors find art galleries, small museums and traditional brown cafes along the lanes. Several weekly markets operate on Saturdays.

On day 2 of Amsterdam by Bike

Good to know

Tickets
Free to enter
Time needed
2 to 4 hours
Best time
Weekday mornings to avoid crowds
Getting there
Tram lines 13, 17 or 19 from Central Station

Itineraries with Jordaan

Day 2 of Amsterdam by Bike

Jordaan Neighborhood

How Jordaan fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Anne Frank House VisitAnne Frank House
  2. 10:45Jordaan Neighborhood Walking TourJordaan District
  3. 14:00Noordermarkt Flea Market & HistoryNoordermarkt
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Jordaan questions

What is Jordaan known for?

Narrow streets lined with independent boutiques, cafes and 17th-century houses. It also contains several small courtyards called hofjes.

Is Jordaan worth visiting?

Yes. It offers a quieter alternative to the main tourist zones while remaining close to central Amsterdam.

Are there markets in Jordaan?

A general market runs on Saturdays along Lindengracht. A smaller organic market operates on the same street on Fridays.

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