Amsterdam Dam Square Apartments
Dam Square, or de Dam, as it is known locally, is one of the city’s most easily identifiable landmarks. Considered by many to be the historical heart of the city, it dates back to the 13th century. Located just south of Central Station at the bottom of Damrak, it is a cobbled plaza with two roads intersecting across the middle. This is a great place to enjoy a frothy coffee outside one of the many perimeter cafes and do a bit of people watching. You will see thousands of people crossing the square, watching the street theatre and having their pictures taken with the many pigeons and human statues here. It is up to you to decide which statues merit your loose change. Over the years the standard of the performers has gone down hill somewhat. Indeed most of them no longer stand still at all. Some however have intricate home made costumes and are clearly experts in their chosen field of street theatricals. At one side of the square lies the majestic Royal Palace which is the official place of residence of Queen Beatrice of the Netherlands when she is staying in town. At the other side lies the famous white stone pillar, the National Monument erected in 1956 to remember the victims of World War II.
Our Dam Square Apartments.
We have a broad selection of outstanding properties of varying sizes available for hire within Dam Square itself and in the immediate vicinity. Simply state the date of your visit at the top of this page and click the search button for availability information. If you need further assistance or have any questions then please contact our helpful and friendly support team.
Below you find our most popular Amsterdam Dam Square apartments and a link to all apartments near the Dam Square.
