Dapper Market 8 Apartment Amsterdam

Come and stay at the Dapper Market Apartment 8 in the centre of Amsterdam. Sleeping up to two guests comfortably, this 2nd floor 1-bedroom apartment makes the perfect home form home during your short stay in city.

Light neutral décor, lots of natural light and laminate wooden floors create a real sense of space here. The apartment is well designed into separate areas.  Where Relax on the large comfy sofa and enjoy the flat screen TV or head into the kitchen to prepare a tasty meal. You can enjoy mealtimes together at the stylish dining table and chairs here. There’s a small writing desk and chair for preparing paper work or using a laptop if perhaps you are visiting the city on business. The bedroom is fitted with a double bed for two of your guests. You will find excellent storage furniture and pleasant mood lighting to create a peaceful ambience at night time. The apartment has a private bathroom with toilet, sink and shower.

You will find excellent public transport links at the end of the road, just 4 minutes’ walk away. From here you can jump on any of the regular trams heading in and out of the city centre. It takes only minutes to reach Central Station. A walk into the centre takes around 10 minutes.

The Dapper Market Apartment 8 lies to the east of the city just 4 minutes’ walk from Artis Zoo. The quiet neighbourhood is known as Dappermarkt and it is home to a famous market known as the Dappermarkt, hence the name of the apartment. This wonderful market was recently ranked in the ‘top ten markets in the world’ by the National Geographic Traveller Magazine. Here you can buy everything form unusual cooking ingredients to handicrafts and clothing.

A walk in to the old city centre takes around 10 minutes. On the way you will pass the wonderful Artis Zoo which is extremely popular with both adults and children. You will see all the usual favourites here including giraffes, tigers and monkeys. The zoo is famous for its particularly successful animal breeding programme. There is even a small petting zoo where you can interact with more native animals to Holland including the chickens, sheep and goats. Don’t miss the wonderful aquarium which houses some huge tanks of unusual underwater creatures. The building was originally built for purpose in the 19th century and the main marble-lined hall of aquariums is something amazing to see.

As you enter the oldest part of the city you will come to Waterlooplein Flea Market, the most famous market in the city.  Here you will find just about anything on sale that you could ever imagine. Try to haggle for a bargain if you dare and look for something weird and wonderful as a souvenir of your trip to Amsterdam. Don’t be afraid to rummage through the piles of clothes and boxes of unusual items. The general rule of thumb here is “seek and you shall find”.