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Started at the Central station end & walked the west - the street are lined with lots of individual shops & local traditional shops. Cafes of every choice gives you a break from shopping & chance to relax. Canal views interact between the street views
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We walked down here and popped into some of the shops, cafes and bars here. It's like any other street really, except more independent chains then big band names.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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During Gay Pride 2019. Nighttime is the best time to visit—“coffee shops”, cafes, lots of people walking, drinking wine, sitting at cafes and enjoying themselves. Lots of youth out on bikes, and a festive spirit. Great snacks and light eats in this neighborhood.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Haarlemmerstraat is found west of Amsterdam Central and Singel and north of the Nine Streets shopping area of the Canal Rings. This is another interesting shopping and dining street with quicky an boutique shops, cafes, coffee shops and other interesting places to visit. Haarlemmerstraat extends northwest becoming Haarlemmerdijk after passing Prisengracht. There you find more restaurants and retail shops. Have enjoyed time spent on Haarlemmerstraat and a couple of the eateries along this street, including Vinnies during our most recent trip. Look forward to my next strong along Haarlemmerstraat.…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Some local boutiques here but nothing of interest for tourists in my opinion. Some cafes and restaurants along this street.
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Date of experience: July 2019
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