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29 X Hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat hidden behind the market stalls
The best hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
The Albert Cuyp in De Pijp is of course mainly known as a market where you can do your grocery shopping and enjoy the best street food every day of the week. But did you know that hidden behind the market stalls, there are also several hotspots? Great places to grab a bite to eat, have a drink or shop. Discover them all in this article! Have fun with these 29 X Hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat in Amsterdam.
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If you only go to one terrace in Amsterdam this weekend, make it @caferestaurant.meyer! What a great addition to the Amstelveld 😍.
Open from 10am, a very nice lunch menu, a wine list with a bottle of rosé for €20, but also olive ice cream with caviar (incredibly delicious!).
I'll be back soon to try the evening menu as well.
Tip: you can make a reservation on the terrace!
And did I mention there's a playground next door?
Have a nice weekend 😘
🖊️ @anne_de_buck
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My fav spot for freddo cappuccino in Amsterdam that transports me back to Greece.
Add a slice of spanakopita and you have the best breakfast to enjoy along the Amstel river.
My motto for the coming spring is to take more walks, so expect a lot of recs for coffee and other drinks to go in this new series! ☀️
Where should I go next?
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The first weekend in Amsterdam that actually feels like spring? I can't wait to spend time on the terrace this weekend and just cycle around town and go to the market for some shopping in the sun :-) 🌞.
YES dears; I'm back from vacation and fully ready for Dutch spring, long lunches and spontaneous dates with my favorite city Amsterdam.
This weekend is packed with fun things to do! From an Italian market in West with @zicami_market, to the @tableware.amsterdam pop-up sale, treasure hunting at the @ijhallen and the @nocknock.art fair. There's something for every day!
And is it just me, or is the wave of new restaurant openings huge this year? In the full weekend guide I keep a weekly updated list of the new places to check out.
The following:
📍 @caferestaurant.meyer
📍 @bouillondamsterdam
📍 @weinlokalstern
📍 @voorwaarts
💬 Comment 𝗪𝗘𝗘𝗞𝗘𝗡𝗗 and I'll send you the full Amsterdam Weekend Guide with 55 tips straight to your DMs.
Have fun making plans!
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Follow @yourlbb for the best Amsterdam hotspots, new restaurants, weekend tips and travel inspiration in The Netherlands and beyond. Only Amsterdam tips? Then check out @yourlbb.amsterdam.
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Note to self: always leave room in your suitcase for souvenirs. During my ski trip to Méribel, I popped into the local pharmacy just before leaving, and these are the beauty products I took home.
They've been tested extensively and are all more than YLBB-approved. Save them for your next trip to France (or your online beauty store).
Which souvenirs always make it back in your suitcase? I'm curious!
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PS: Follow @yourlbb for tons of tips on how to make the most of your free time — from travel tips to travel guides and more.
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Spring break = sun, rain, hail, and everything in between. But don't stress: I've got a super comprehensive guide ready for you with 30+ tips for fun things to do together in Amsterdam and throughout the Netherlands.
From creative workshops to children's films that you will also like, indoor playgrounds and rainproof museums.
After years of testing hotspots with my own son, I know one thing: good planning and fun things to do together every day makes your holiday so much more enjoyable.
Via my link in bio you will find the direct links to the complete guides on 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗧𝗟𝗘𝗕𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗞𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞.𝗺𝗲 with all the details + many more tips to make every holiday a party.
Have fun!
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Follow @yourlbb for tons of tips to make the most of your free time, from restaurants to travel guides, and regular updates on the best kid-friendly tips. And have you spotted @yourlbb.amsterdam yet? The dedicated account for my love of Amsterdam 🫶🏼.
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Looking for a stylish winter sports destination in France? Méribel is one of those places where everything is perfect: beautiful ski-in/ski-out hotels, excellent restaurants on and off the slopes, wonderful spas, and, if you're feeling energetic, après-ski.
I was there for a weekend without my little FAM, but I knew straight away: this is also perfect for the whole family thanks to the many green and blue slopes, so we will definitely go back!
Below are the Méribel tips you'll want to save 👇🏼
**Illegible**
⦁ @lecoucoumeribel 📷
⦁ @refugedelatraye
⦁ @lachaudannemeribel
⦁ @lekailameribel
𝗢𝗡 𝗦𝗟𝗢𝗣𝗘 𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚
⦁ @beefbar.meribel
⦁ @leblanchot.vt
⦁ @tipimeribel
⦁ @leclosbernard_
⦁ @maya_altitude
⦁ @le_monchu & their food truck
𝗢𝗙𝗙 𝗦𝗟𝗢𝗣𝗘 𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚
⦁ @fifi.meribel
⦁ Biancaneve in @lecoucoumeribel
⦁ L'Ekrin* in @lekailameribel
⦁ @la_fromagerie_meribel
⦁ @brasseriele80
⦁ @liliebistrotmeribel
𝗔𝗣𝗥𝗘̀𝗦 𝗦𝗞𝗜
A long lunch at La Fruitière and then dancing on the tables at @foliedoucemeribel. Just because we can.
'𝗦𝗢𝗨𝗩𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗥' 𝗦𝗛𝗢𝗣𝗣𝗜𝗡𝗚
⦁ No trip to France is complete without a stop at the local Pharmacy for the best beauty brands.
⦁ And have you even been to France if you don't take home some cheese and charcuterie as souvenirs ;-).
𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨'𝗟𝗟 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘
⦁ Spa day @lecoucoumeribel (can also be booked outside the season for non-hotel guests!).
⦁ Nuxe Spa @lekailameribel
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⦁ Take a walk through the Lac de Tuéda nature reserve and have lunch at @la_buvette_de_tueda.
⦁ A must: book the First Track and be the first on the slopes at sunrise (incl. breakfast).
𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗧𝗢 𝗚𝗘𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘
Taking the train to your ski holiday? I say go for it! Door-to-door via Paris (Eurostar + TGV + bus) to Méribel in just over 10 hours. I found it very relaxing!
And of course it would be even more fun to add a night in Paris to it next time.
Save these tips if you're a winter sports lover like me 🫶🏼.
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🖊️ @anne_de_buck
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While I'm currently hopping from hotel to hotel and neighborhood to neighborhood in Bangkok (all in the name of “research” and new food hotspots for the new LITTLE BLACK BOOK 😉). Back home, Amsterdam is serving peak weekend vibes.
Think: Dim Sum Sunday in Noord, vibrant Chinese New Year celebrations across the city and a Vietnamese Tết feast at @yen.diningbar. Add market gems like the @le.temps.perdu.brocante pop-up in Oud-West and @themakermarket at De Hallen, and your weekend basically plans itself.
And yes, make time for ARTIS: there are now two elephant calves and they're too cute. 🐘🐘 Instant serotonin incoming, I promise!
💬 Comment 𝗪𝗘𝗘𝗞𝗘𝗡𝗗 to get the full Weekend Guide with 71 things to do in Amsterdam in your DMs.
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🖊️ @anne_de_buck
PS: Follow @yourlbb for the best food hotspots, travel inspiration and things to do in The Netherlands and beyond. And for all Amsterdam tips, don't forget @yourlbb.amsterdam.
Happy Lunar New Year from Bangkok!
🥹 yellow lion in the third frame 🫶🏼❤️
#liondance #lunarnewyear #centralworld #bangkok #chinesenewyear lion dance performance at central world bangkok for lunar new year 2026
My small tiny Thai wedding 🥰
Krabi 27-12-23 / Amsterdam 14-12-24
Still so glad we had a rather spontaneous elopement wedding in Thailand with just the three of us during the Christmas holidays instead of staying engaged forever ❤️. I would do it again in a heartbeat!
Happy V-day 😘
𝗟𝘂𝗻𝗮𝗿 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲 🧧
The new lunar year begins on February 17th, and in the Netherlands, Chinese New Year (as you might know it) is becoming increasingly celebrated.
From lion and dragon dances in The Hague and on @dezeedijk in Amsterdam to full-on Oriental dinners at @rongastrobar. Looking for something creative? Check out the weekend full of workshops and a fun photo booth at the Wereldmuseum in Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
Check out all the tips for Lunar New Year in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague in this guide!
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🖊️ @anne_de_buck
PS: I'll be in Bangkok for Lunar New Year! Want to follow my Thailand trip? Tune in via @yourlbb 🖤 And have you spotted @yourlbb.amsterdam yet, the dedicated account for my love of Amsterdam 🫶🏼?
#lunarnewyear2026 #chinesenewyear #yourlittleblackbook #chinatown
@nomansart @amstelhotel @hoitin1975 @wereldmuseum.amsterdam @cafewu.ams @anantarakrasnapolsky @wereldmuseum.rotterdam @rotterdamchinesenewyear
𝗔𝗺𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗱𝗮𝗺 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗚𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲: 𝗙𝗲𝗯 𝟭𝟮, 𝟭𝟯, 𝟭𝟰 & 𝟭𝟱
Valentine's Day falling on a weekend? We'll take it!
Amsterdam is buzzing this weekend with plenty of reasons to head out: from markets and Lunar New Year brunches to pop-up cinemas and, as always, a wave of new hotspots worth checking out.
Looking for restaurant inspiration for you and your lover (or your best friend)? Head over to my other post on @yourlbb for my Valentine's shortlist. 🖤
💬 Comment WEEKEND to get the full Weekend Guide with 58 things to do in Amsterdam in your dm's.
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PS: Follow @yourlbb for all things travel, food hotspots and things to do in The Netherlands and beyond. And if you want more Amsterdam inspiration, make sure to also check out @yourlbb.amsterdam.
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@nemosciencemuseum @copainamsterdam @ijhallen @bonburgerbar @candlelight.concerts @thevinylcountdownamsterdam @carmen.amsterdam @salut_a_amsterdam @anantarakrasnapolsky @sun.dayrunclub
Wow, what a list! @gaultmillaunederland announced the awards and points for 2026 today. So many great new names and climbers, proud of the Dutch culinary scene, and enough inspiration to dine out all year long ✌🏼
👀Which restaurant are you very curious about?
GAULT & MILLAU AWARDS
Bistronome of the year
Madeleine | Utrecht @madeleine_utrecht
Mediterranean restaurant of the year
Elea | The Hague @restaurantelea
Asian restaurant of the year
Kaa Lun Palace | The Hague @kaalun_palace
Terrace of the year
The Coach House | Bennekom @hetkoetshuisbennekom
Vegetable restaurant of the year
Tryptique | Wateringen @restauranttriptyque
Craftsman of the Year
Dick Middelweerd
Restaurant De Treeswijkhoeve | Waalre @restaurant.de.treeswijkhoeve
New Chef on the Block
Koen van Weer
De Cuijt | Mierlo @restaurantdecuijt
Prize-Fun of the Year
Aragosta | Leeuwarden @bistro.aragosta
Discovery of the year
Shun | Medemblik @restaurant_shun
Cocktail bar of the year
Fitz's Bar | Amsterdam @fitzsbaramsterdam
Wine list of the year
Azurite | Delft @restaurant.azurite
Sommelier of the Year
Antonello Nicastri @antonellonic_somm
Flore | Amsterdam @restaurant.flore
Notable Newcomer of the Year
Wild Studio | Hoog Soeren @wildatelier.nl
Best Dutch Chef Abroad
Marcel Koolen
7132 Silver | Counterfeit | Switzerland @mmmarcel.koolen
Lifetime Achievement Award
Cees Helder
Host of the year
Bjorn van Aalst | SAAM | Amstelveen @saamrestaurant
Young Chef of the Year
Sofiane Bons @bonssofiane
Yulia | Rotterdam @restaurantjoelia
Chef of the year
Hans van Wolde @hvw043
Brut172 | Reijmerstok @brut_172
CONGRATULATIONS!! 🍴
29 Food & drinks in the Albert Cuyp Amsterdam
FISH STORE ALBERT CUYP
This fishmonger has been a household name in Amsterdam and the surrounding area since 1950 (!). From a fresh herring to a bowl of kibbeling, everything is delicious!
Albert Cuypstraat 155, Amsterdam – vishandel-albertcuyp.nl
FLAMINGO
On the corner of Albert Cuypstraat sits Café de Flamingo, a cozy pub that's always buzzing. With a small terrace perfect for people-watching and a Friday afternoon drinks session that's always packed, it's a popular spot for students and locals. Expect no fuss, just a lively atmosphere, good music, and a cold beer within easy reach.
First van Helststraat 37, Amsterdam – cafeflamingo.nl
TEA GUYS
Bubble tea lovers can indulge themselves at Tea Guys in De Pijp, near the Albert Cuyp Market. From mango to matcha and hojicha, the menu is packed with refreshing options available hot or iced. Perfect as a to-go drink while strolling through the neighborhood. Don't feel like waiting? Simply order in advance via the website.
Albert Cuypstraat 61H, Amsterdam – teaguys.nl
Osakaball
For Japanese street food in De Pijp, head to Osakaball. This small spot near Albert Cuyp Market serves takoyaki (savory "poffertjes" with squid and scallions) just like you'd find at an Osaka market. The Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl is also highly recommended.
Albert Cuypstraat 250 HS, Amsterdam – osakaballams.com
© Your little Black Book – osakaball
food & drinks hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
THE PATCHKA
De Patchka is the place to go for vegan Korean and Japanese food. This small eatery is located on Albert Cuypstraat and its name comes from Japanese Depachika, the gourmet food sections in department stores that I absolutely love when I travel. All dishes are vegan, and they have a fixed menu, but also regularly change dishes, so there's always something new to try!
Albert Cuypstraat 89, Amsterdam – depatchka.com
MISS KOREA
The well-known all-you-can-grill concept at Miss Korea lets you grill to your heart's content on your own BBQs, but also serves Japanese dishes. The best of both worlds. This low-key spot is a favorite of team YOURLBB!
Albert Cuypstraat 66-70, Amsterdam – Miss Korea
SUSHI IKIGAI
Sushi Ikigai is all about pure dedication to Japanese cuisine. Chef Evert Broer has learned his craft all over the world and now brings his passion for sushi to De Pijp. From traditional nigiri to modern creations with a twist: every dish is prepared with precision and love. An intimate space for those who truly appreciate good sushi—and you can taste it in every bite.
Albert Cuypstraat 62, Amsterdam – sushi-ikigai.nl
CAFE DE GROENE VLINDER
On the corner of the Albert Cuyp Market is Café De Groene Vlinder. This old-fashioned traditional pub is always packed with locals, regulars, and students on Friday nights. No fancy stuff, just a cozy bar where you can come for a drink and hang out until late. A familiar place where time stands still.
Albert Cuypstraat 130, Amsterdam – cafedegroenevlinder.nl
roof pigeon
A good café immediately feels like your second home, and De Dakduif is the perfect example. Just around the corner from the Albert Cuyp Market, you can relax on the sunny terrace, away from the hustle and bustle. From breakfast to cheese fondue and fresh apple pie: the menu is packed with comfort food that will make you happy. Perfect for a spontaneous lunch or a relaxed dinner date.
First Sweelinckstraat 12, Amsterdam – dedakduif.nl
© The Roof Dove
food & drinks hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
IT'S HAPPENING
C'Est Chau, the new restaurant from former Lion Noir chef Sammy Chau, will soon open at Albert Cuyp Market. Expect a menu that blends traditional flavors with modern influences, served in a stylish yet inviting setting. Think bao buns, creative dishes, and oysters in various flavors—which you can already sample at the market stall outside. A promising newcomer to De Pijp.
Albert Cuypstraat 97, Amsterdam – Instagram
HACHI
Behind an unassuming facade on Albert Cuypstraat lies Hachi, a stylish speakeasy cocktail bar with Asian influences. Here you can enjoy perfectly balanced cocktails in an intimate setting. The atmosphere is sexy and refined, and the menu is full of surprising combinations.
Albert Cuypstraat 18, Amsterdam – barhachi.nl
Ranchi
Craving a Japanese sando just like you'd eat in Tokyo? Ranchi on the Albert Cuyp Market is the place to be. Here you'll find fluffy milk bread sandwiches, generously topped with egg salad, chicken katsu, or even wagyu beef. Perfect for a quick lunch while exploring the market. There are a few seats inside, but people-watching outside while you eat your sando is actually the most enjoyable.
Albert Cuypstraat 260, Amsterdam – ranchi.amsterdam
bisous
Floryn made way for Bisous, an elegant bistro with international flair and a seductive red interior. Located on Albert Cuypstraat, you can dine here in a Parisian atmosphere with oysters, fine wines, and dishes perfect for sharing. The terrace is perfect for long drinks, and inside you can easily linger until the wee hours. A new favorite in De Pijp.
Albert Cuypstraat 31, Amsterdam – bisous-official.com
© bisous
food & drinks hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
Rise bakery
Nestled among the stalls of the Albert Cuyp Market, you'll find Rise Bakery, a gem for lovers of pastries and croissants with a twist. Think almond croissants with dark chocolate or cheese croissants with jalapeño, all fresh from the oven. It's reminiscent of a Parisian coffee shop, where you can start your day with good coffee and a fresh croissant. Perfect for combining with a morning stroll through the market.
Albert Cuypstraat 208, Amsterdam – risebakeryamsterdam.com
Bagel Boys
Craving a real New York-style bagel? Then you need to go to Bagel Boy. Here, the bagels are boiled and baked the traditional way, for that signature chewy bite. The menu features classics like the Lox with salmon and cream cheese and the Reuben with pastrami and sauerkraut. Perfect for a quick lunch or a lazy brunch in De Pijp.
Albert Cuypstraat 190, Amsterdam – bagelboyshop.com
Cabron
For all taco lovers, Cabron is a spot to remember. Here you'll find Mexican-style street food, with not only tacos but also ceviche, quesadillas, and loaded nachos on the menu. Vegan? No worries – there are delicious plant-based options on the menu, like the barbacoa taco with eggplant.
Albert Cuypstraat 166A, Amsterdam – cabron-amsterdam.nl
bathtub
In the building that once housed Escobar, you'll now find Badcuyp, a great new spot run by three young friends who love good food without the fuss. They cook over wood and use local ingredients, resulting in a robust and surprising menu. Think Baambrugs rib steak, morels with rabbit's foot, or Dutch kingfish. The sunny terrace makes it the perfect spot for a relaxing evening with good company and a glass of wine.
First Sweelinckstraat 10, Amsterdam – badcuypamsterdam.nl
© Badcuyp
food & drinks hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
Oops Malatang
Fancy something different from the standard noodle bar? At Oops Malatang, you can create your own bowl with fresh ingredients, just like they do in Sichuan. This Chinese street food classic originates from Leshan, where it originated as a quick meal for boatmen. Expect spicy broths bursting with flavor, chili, and Sichuan peppercorns for that signature "numbing" kick.
Albert Cuypstraat 92H, Amsterdam – oopsmalatang.nl
The Butcher smashed burger
On Albert Cuypstraat, you'll now find THE BUTCHER Smashed Burger, the newest concept from the renowned burger bar. It's all about good meat, smashed to perfection with crispy edges and just the right toppings. Order fries and dip in The Butcher's delicious special sauce.
Albert Cuypstraat 59, Amsterdam – the-butcher.com
Little Saigon
Little Saigon, located on Albert Cuypstraat, is a great spot for Vietnamese street food. The menu features well-filled banh mi, fresh pho, and other classics that will transport you to Hanoi in a single bite. Finish your meal with a homemade iced tea or Vietnamese iced coffee.
Albert Cuypstraat 48H, Amsterdam – amsterdam.littlesaigon.nl
Pazzi the pipe
What started as a small pizza spot in the Jordaan has since grown into a popular spot in several neighborhoods, including De Pijp. At Pazzi, you can enjoy wood-fired pizzas with a thin, crispy crust and delicious toppings. Pair your pizza with a glass of wine or order a few Italian bites to share. Casual, cozy, and always delicious.
Albert Cuypstraat 41, Amsterdam – pazziamsterdam.nl
Hostel
After a short break, Auberge is back on Albert Cuypstraat – and how! With Michelin-starred chef Richard van Oostenbrugge on board, the French bistro is back in top form. Think classics like oeuf en meurette, perfectly prepared and served on beautifully set tables with white linens. The sunny terrace is the perfect spot for a glass of wine with oysters or a leisurely lunch that can easily extend into dinner. Paris in De Pijp!
Albert Cuypstraat 58, Amsterdam – aubergeamsterdam.nl
© Auberge
food & drinks hotspots on Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
Pho 91
An Asian hotspot serving Vietnamese food. The decor is surprising: a mix of Vietnamese items and vintage furniture.
Albert Cuypstraat 91, Amsterdam – pho91.nl
Eighth Street
This is the place to go for street food and cocktails! Think nachos, tacos, quesadillas, ceviche, and tequila!
Albert Cuypstraat 226, Amsterdam – calle-ocho.nl
The Butcher
A spot where you can eat good burgers! Really good ones. After your meal, enjoy a cocktail at the secret bar. Butcher Bar.
Albert Cuypstraat 129, Amsterdam – the-butcher.com
The Japanese
For Japanese finger food, head to De Japanner in De Pijp! The menu features Japanese classics like sushi, yakitori, and tempura. The chef also prepares various specials using fresh market ingredients.
Albert Cuypstraat 228, Amsterdam – dejapanner.com
Cafe Inside Outside
On the corner of Albert Cuypstraat and Ruysdaelkade, you'll find this charming traditional pub where you can also enjoy a meal. The real eye-catcher is the terrace; huge and sunny throughout!
Ruysdaelkade 115, Amsterdam – cafebinnenbuiten.nl
© Café Binnen Buiten
Shopping in the Albert Cuypstraat Amsterdam
Kilostore
Go vintage shopping at Kilostore, where you pay for clothes by the kilo, not by the piece. Amidst racks overflowing with denim, leather jackets, and colorful prints, you'll find the most beautiful gems with a little detective work. Perfect for those who love unique pieces and sustainable choices. A must-see during a day of browsing the Albert Cuyp Market.
Albert Cuypstraat 100, Amsterdam – kilostore.nl
Young
Find your latest outfit at Noor! You'll find affordable yet fashionable clothing, shoes, and accessories. The perfect place if you're looking for a special dress or an original festival shirt!
Albert Cuypstraat 145, Amsterdam – nooramsterdam.nl
© Noor Amsterdam
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