Day 1 – Exploring the Heart of the City

Morning: Coffee, Canals & Culture

Start your morning like a local — with coffee and a calm stroll along the canals. Grab breakfast at Coffee & Coconuts in De Pijp or Toki in the Jordaan, both beloved for their relaxed vibe and great coffee.

From there, wander through the Jordaan. It’s one of Amsterdam’s most charming districts, filled with boutique shops, art galleries and cozy cafés. The Anne Frank House sits quietly by the canal — a moving reminder of history, and well worth a visit (book in advance!).

Continue your walk toward the Nine Streets (De 9 Straatjes), a picturesque maze of small bridges and unique local stores. Every corner looks
like it’s made for photos.

Afternoon: Art & Lunch in Museumplein

Spend your afternoon surrounded by art in Museumplein, where the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Moco Museum stand side by side. From Rembrandt to Banksy, this area brings together centuries of creativity.

For lunch, stop by The Avocado Show for something trendy or enjoy a light meal at Blushing Amsterdam. Then, it’s time for a short tram ride or peaceful walk back to your base — your serviced apartment at Cityden Aparthotels, where you can recharge before the evening.

Unwind, cook something simple in your own kitchenette, or open a bottle of wine while watching the Amsterdam skyline — the beauty of staying in an aparthotel is having the space to make it your own.

Day 2 – Markets, Bikes & Local Vibes

Morning: Brunch & Bikes

Start your Sunday slowly with brunch at De Hallen — a former tram depot turned indoor food market. From artisan coffee to sushi and sweet pastries, it’s foodie heaven.

Next, do what every local does: rent a bike at the Front Office of Cityden Aparthotels. Cycle through Vondelpark, a peaceful green oasis that runs through the city. Early morning sunlight filters through the trees, and the calm rhythm of cycling captures the city’s relaxed spirit perfectly.

Afternoon: Hidden Gems &
Neighbourhood Markets

Spend your afternoon discovering the city beyond the centre. Visit the Albert Cuyp Market in De Pijp for a taste of local life — try fresh stroopwafels or Dutch cheese while you browse the stalls.

For something more offbeat, cross the IJ River to Amsterdam Noord by ferry. Once an industrial area, it’s now full of creative energy: street art, cool bars, and the famous A’DAM Lookout swing with panoramic views.

As the sun starts to set, grab a drink at Pllek — a sustainable, beach-like spot by the water that perfectly sums up Amsterdam’s effortless vibe.

Where to Stay

If you’re wondering where to stay in Amsterdam, consider what matters most: location, comfort, and a real sense of connection.

At Cityden Aparthotels, you get:

• Spacious, stylish apartments with kitchens and living areas — ideal for couples, families, or business travellers.
• Prime locations across Amsterdam, close to public transport and major attractions but in quieter neighbourhoods.
• Hotel-style comfort — from on-site restaurants and fitness facilities to friendly staff ready to share local tips.

Whether you’re in the city for sightseeing, business, or just a relaxing getaway, Cityden gives you the space to live, not just stay.

👉 For a stylish and comfortable weekend in Amsterdam, book your stay at Cityden Aparthotels — and experience the city like a local.

Practical Tips for a Perfect
Amsterdam Weekend

• Best time to visit: Spring (April–May) or autumn (September–October) offer great weather and fewer crowds.
• Getting around: Amsterdam is compact — walk, rent a bike, or use the tram network.
• Book ahead: Major attractions like the Anne Frank House and Van Gogh Museum often sell out early.
• Eat like a local: Try Dutch pancakes, bitterballen, and of course, stroopwafels.
• Stay connected: Most cafés and aparthotels have free Wi-Fi — perfect for planning your next stop.