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Pieter Cornelisz Hooftstraat

P.C. Hooftstraat

Probably the wealthiest street in the country where Dutch celebrities go for a new pair of designer shoes. Better bring a filled wallet if you're planning to buy something here.

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Diamant Museum
This exhibition is about the history of the diamond trade in Amsterdam.
Temporarily closed, will reopen in 2026
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Moco Museum
Moco is a private museum of modern and contemporary art.
Sun-Thu 10:00-19:00; Fri Sat 10:00-21:00Adult €19.50, Youth (13-17) and student €16.50, children (0-12) free
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Van Gogh Museum
This museum is dedicated to Vincent van Gogh, a late 19th-century Post-Impressionist Dutch painter. Tickets are available online only, and can be booked out weeks in advance during busy periods. In the museum are many, but not all, of Van Gogh's works. The museum contains some famous paintings like Sunflowers and Potato Eaters, but lacks others such as Starry Night. Also, there are selected works of Monet exhibited there. The audio tour at EUR 3.75 for adults, EUR 2 for children aged 13 to 17, in the language of your choice, will give you a much better understanding of Van Gogh's life and his paintings.
Generally 09:00-18:00, but varies, check websiteAdults EUR 25, students EUR 15, under 18 free
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Royal Coster
Coster Diamonds
This stately building is one of Amsterdam's two diamond factories. Guided tours are given showcasing the complicated diamond production process. It looks like just an ordinary jewellery shop, and of course it is, but there is a lot more to it. If you want to purchase diamonds, ask for the tax refund form so you can get up to 12% of the asking price back at the airport.
09:00–17:00 daily