Guidebook for Vinkeveen
Arts & Culture
Rijksmuseum
1 MuseumstraatMust see museum when you visit The Netherlands
Drinks & Nightlife
Great restaurant located at an island. Watch the amazing sunset while having a good diner
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Restaurant Beachclub Lust!
1 Zandeiland ÉénGreat restaurant located at an island. Watch the amazing sunset while having a good diner
Located on the lively Rembrandtplein in the city centre, Escape is one of Amsterdam's largest and most popular night clubs. Alongside the club, Escape also features the DeLux bar, the Caffe, the Studio and the Lounge, a smaller venue blending intimacy with sophistication.
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Escape Caffé
15 RembrandtpleinLocated on the lively Rembrandtplein in the city centre, Escape is one of Amsterdam's largest and most popular night clubs. Alongside the club, Escape also features the DeLux bar, the Caffe, the Studio and the Lounge, a smaller venue blending intimacy with sophistication.
Jimmy Woo is one of the few Amsterdam clubs with international style and allure: every visiting celebrity comes along to Jimmy’s
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Jimmy Woo
18 Korte LeidsedwarsstraatJimmy Woo is one of the few Amsterdam clubs with international style and allure: every visiting celebrity comes along to Jimmy’s
Food Scene
Great restaurant with good price/quality and very friendly staff. The meal of the week is always very good.
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De Viersprong
2 VinkenkadeGreat restaurant with good price/quality and very friendly staff. The meal of the week is always very good.
Named after the owner’s mother, some say that Greetje is the closest you can get to a home-cooked Dutch meal in a restaurant. They often get high marks for their welcoming atmosphere and friendly service.
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Greetje
23 PeperstraatNamed after the owner’s mother, some say that Greetje is the closest you can get to a home-cooked Dutch meal in a restaurant. They often get high marks for their welcoming atmosphere and friendly service.
Take your favourite carnivore to Loetje for what is often claimed to be Amsterdam’s best traditional biefstuk and friet (steak and chips). The menu also has a few fish items, but this is no place for vegetarians
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Café Loetje
52 Johannes VermeerstraatTake your favourite carnivore to Loetje for what is often claimed to be Amsterdam’s best traditional biefstuk and friet (steak and chips). The menu also has a few fish items, but this is no place for vegetarians
Beloved by visitors, international students and locals alike, this cosy pancake house inside a 17th century warehouse on Prinsengracht is something of an Amsterdam institution – which explains the queues frequently seen snaking out of the door and along the canal. Visitors can tuck into a choice of more than 100 (huge) sweet and savoury pancakes, and help themselves from generous pots of syrup on the tables.
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The Pancake Bakery
191 PrinsengrachtBeloved by visitors, international students and locals alike, this cosy pancake house inside a 17th century warehouse on Prinsengracht is something of an Amsterdam institution – which explains the queues frequently seen snaking out of the door and along the canal. Visitors can tuck into a choice of more than 100 (huge) sweet and savoury pancakes, and help themselves from generous pots of syrup on the tables.
Essentials
Albert Heijn
47 H ZeilstraatThe closest local supermarket
Getting Around
Amsterdam is only 12 minutes by car from the houseboat, this P+R parking is a good and cheap option
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Amsterdam RAI
Amsterdam is only 12 minutes by car from the houseboat, this P+R parking is a good and cheap option
Parks & Nature
The quaint and quirky streets that straddle Amsterdam’s grandest canals form the city’s most photogenic micro-neighbourhood. Known to locals as De Negen Straatjes or ‘The Nine Streets’, this special neighbourhood is full to bursting with vintage and designer shopping, speciality stores and cosy café
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De 9 Straatjes
The quaint and quirky streets that straddle Amsterdam’s grandest canals form the city’s most photogenic micro-neighbourhood. Known to locals as De Negen Straatjes or ‘The Nine Streets’, this special neighbourhood is full to bursting with vintage and designer shopping, speciality stores and cosy café