🇳🇱Albert Cuyp Market in Amsterdam, the Netherlands

#5月好去处2025 When you walk into the most humane and local corner of Amsterdam, you can't miss the Albert Cuyp Market in the De Pijp district in the city center. This bustling open-air market has a history of more than a hundred years. Since its establishment in 1905, it has become a part of the daily life of locals and a popular spot for many tourists to hunt for treasures and eat delicious food. Albert Cuyp Market is named after the 17th-century Dutch painter Albert Cuyp. The market is located on the street of the same name, with a total length of about one kilometer. There are many stalls on both sides and a warm atmosphere. The business hours are from 9 am to 5 pm (closed on Sundays). Even if it rains, it does not reduce the enthusiasm of the crowd. It is one of the largest open-air markets in Europe. The goods sold here are varied, from fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, cheese, spices, to clothing, leather goods, household goods, and souvenirs. It is the best place to experience "Daily Life in Amsterdam". Many local housewives, students and tourists love to come here to shop. Not only are the goods cheap and good, but you can also chat with the vendors and feel the authentic Dutch enthusiasm. 🌮 Food is a highlight here: * Poffertjes: small and fluffy mini pancakes, sprinkled with powdered sugar and cream, are one of the most popular snacks. * Haring broodje: fresh pickled herring with onions and pickles, a traditional Dutch delicacy. * Stroopwafel: hot caramel pancakes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a fragrant aroma. It is a must-eat dessert when visiting the market. * Diverse exotic cuisine: Moroccan fried balls, Turkish kebabs, Vietnamese spring rolls, etc. can also be found here, showing the fusion of Amsterdam's diverse cultures. In addition to eating and shopping, Albert Kup Market is also a good place to observe the city's rhythm and humanistic appearance. You will see students buying breakfast, locals carrying baskets to pick fruits, and street performers playing music. The whole street is like an ongoing carnival of life. There are also many cafes and small bars around, where you can sit down and have a cup of coffee and look at the street view when you are tired of walking. * The most recommended time to visit is from 10 am to noon when there are the most people and the stalls are the most complete. * Most vendors accept cash and cards. It is recommended to bring some cash for small purchases. * If you want to buy souvenirs or experience authentic snacks, this place will be more affordable and interesting than museum shops or downtown restaurants. Albert Cuyp Market is not only a market, but also a city soul that integrates culture, food, and life. Whether you want to taste authentic Dutch herring, buy a wooden shoe refrigerator magnet, or even just experience the daily life of Amsterdam, this will be the most vivid and real stop on your journey. 🧀🍓🛍️✨ ⏰Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 09:00-17:00 📅Closed: Sunday 🌟Recommended items: Poffertjes: €4 (10 pieces) Haring: €3 Stroopwafel: €3 📍Address: Albert Cuypstraat 101, 1072 VV Amsterdam, Netherlands 🚃Transportation: Take the subway to De Pijp station and walk for 5 minutes #Lugua Travel Notes #Netherlands #Amsterdam