Hermitage
Enrich your visit with the beautiful art collection of the most famed and biggest museum of the world.
Hyatt Regency Amsterdam
Sarphatistraat 104
Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1018 GV
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Arts
Outsider Art Gallery
Curious to know what else is out there in terms of creative art exhibitions? The museum provides a platform for art designers in and outside of Amsterdam to connect.
Rembrandt House
Dive into the life of famous painter Rembrandt van Rijn and see where he painted his first renowned paintings in Amsterdam’s city center.
National Opera & Ballet
Enter the world of classical music with top-of-the-bill ensembles and performances.
Travel with Care
De Regenboog Groep
During your stay at Hyatt Regency Amsterdam, spend time at De Regenboog Groep cooking a fresh, delicious meal for the city’s most vulnerable. Together with the organisation team, you will be cooking a meal for up to 80 people.
Cultural Museums and Landmarks
Tropenmuseum
Discover the ethnographic artifacts gathered in the tropical and subtropical areas of former Dutch colonies, displayed in this colonial museum built in 1864.
Scheepvaartmuseum
Learn about the maritime history of the Netherlands. Exciting stories, paintings, and attributes to discover the world of Marine.
Jewish Historical Museum
Visit the four monumental synagogues of Amsterdam, which present the Jewish culture, religion, and history in the Netherlands.
De Magere Brug
The oldest and most known bridge of Amsterdam, right next door to our hotel. A charming bridge
whose name translates to “The Skinny Bridge," it can be seen in some notable movies like James Bond.
Family Attractions
NEMO Science Museum
Dive into the world of science and technology at NEMO, a place where the story of technology and science comes to life with interactive exhibits.
Oostblok
Theatre for professional stage art, film, and literature for everyone. The theatre offers a children’s program with dance, theatre, or music a few times per month.
Artis Royal Zoo
Visit the oldest zoo of the Netherlands. Interact with around 900 different kinds of animals and stroll through the greenery scattered throughout.
Artis Micropia
Explore the only microbe museum in the world and learn about the important role microbes play in our health.
Shopping Areas
Nine Streets
Hip/quirky shopping quarter filled with boutique shops, cafes, jewelers, vintage
stores & galleries.
Czaar Peter Kwartier
After a recent regeneration, now a “feel good street” and Amsterdam
Oost’s equivalent of the Nine Streets.
Utrechtsestraat
in the middle of the canal district lies Utrechtsestraat filled with specialist
shops & family businesses that value quality, service and hospitality. Even small boutiques of your favourite luxury brands are located here.
Harlemmerstraat
A gem in the Jordaan district and a renowned as an independent shopping
street filled with speciality stores, little salons, trendy but affordable restaurants and bars and the oldest cinema in Amsterdam
Dining
Elkaar
Cozy and informal restaurant with French-Mediterranean cuisine, suitable for every special occasion.
Eriks Delicatessen
The most tasteful variety of cheeses! But also your spot for bread, olives, and bonbons.
De Kas
Award-winning vegetarian restaurant in Amsterdam. The restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients harvested on the owner’s ground.
Biertuin
A sociable bar with a great terrace to have a drink, relax, and meet the locals.
Parks and Recreation
Hortus Botanicus
Learn about more than 4,000 kinds of plants and experience the tranquil atmosphere at the Hortus Botanicus, a botanical museum founded in the 1600s.
Oosterpark
Large park in the east end. Home to one of the world’s most known festivals, the “Amsterdam Roots Festival,” every year.
Wertheimpark
Cute and small park among the most beautiful canals of Amsterdam.
Frankendael Park
Step back in time and wander around the historical gardens of Frankendael Park, an old Dutch country estate.