Established in 1670 and located in the center of a shopping, entertainment and nightlife district, this popular pub is famous for spontaneous parties that involve all patrons.

This charming neighborhood is Amsterdam's Greenwich Village, with its narrow alleys, leafy canals lined with 17th-century houses, quirky specialty shops, cafes and designer boutiques.

This neighborhhod of "nine little streets" is full of quirky stores selling clothing, books, art, food and lots more.

Located on the Singel Canal, the fantastic displays of flowers at this floating flower market is beautiful to behold.

There are more than twelve Hema department stores around Amsterdam that offer everything from soup to nuts.

Don't miss this unique store that features cutting-edge designer furnishings with a traditional flair.

A far cry from Amsterdam's otherwise traditional and fine taste, this shop features quirky objects such as glowing key chains, off-the-wall tableware and recycled paraphernalia.

It's pricey, and the clothes featured in this upscale shop are all high-end designer label.

This is Amsterdam's bustling flea market with more than 300 stalls of merchandise offering a wide selection of items from secondhand clothing and antiques to leather coats and shoes.

Popular gay shop specializing in leather.

A worthwhile tour that demonstrates the diamond cutting process and the various grades of diamonds; there's also time to shop for diamonds at discounted prices.

It seems that all of Amsterdam can be found on or near this major street including shops, restaurants, clubs and museums.

If you enjoy flea markets as well as quality antiques, head over to this shopper's emporium for some really neat stuff.

This historic neighborhood features typical old Dutch houses and is considered the heart of the national art and antiques trade for the past eighty years.