Cultural Hub of Amsterdam

De Hallen serves as a dynamic meeting point for culture, fashion, food, and crafts in Amsterdam.

Originally opened in 1902 as a tram depot, it has been transformed into a multifunctional space housing a library, cinema, design stores, and eateries, all designed to enhance community interaction and creativity. This architectural landmark was revitalized in 2014 and is significant for preserving its historical essence while serving modern cultural needs.

Noteworthy Features

🚉 Unique architecture: The former tram sheds showcase red-brick designs and large skylights, giving a bright and airy feel. 🛍️ Diverse offerings: Hosts themed markets and regular events, enriching the local culture. 🎬 Variety of venues: Includes a cinema, hotel, and numerous design shops.

Accessibility is easy: free entry to many areas, locals and tourists alike will find this vibrant cultural hub appealing.