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Leidseplein in Amsterdam is a lively square with a rich history dating back to 1660. Initially marking the gateway to the city from Leiden, this vibrant area has evolved into a dynamic hub for both locals and visitors seeking entertainment away from the bustling city center. With its 4.6-star Google rating, Leidseplein offers a delightful mix of friendly service and diverse dining options, ensuring something for every palate. Families will find it suitable for children, thanks to its well-maintained environment that is cleaned every morning. Here, you can relax with a drink and observe the lively surroundings, or dive into the nightlife with a selection of bars, restaurants, and clubs. Its reputation as one of Amsterdam's most beautiful areas makes Leidseplein a highly recommended destination for anyone exploring the city.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Amsterdam, Prinsengracht
Tram stop 138 m walk
Amsterdam, Leidseplein
Bus stop 291 m walk
Leidseplein, Amsterdam
Bus stop 242 m walk
Leidseplein
Tram stop 27 m walk
Leidseplein
Tram stop 155 m walk
Amsterdam, Leidseplein
Bus stop 241 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 1,299 reviews
4.6/5 1,299 reviews
William de Vos
William de Vos
1 week ago on Google

Amsterdam. A city with energy

Andres R
Andres R
2 weeks ago on Google

Great people watching spots throughout at any of the bars and pubs in the area. Unfortunately lots of tourists from midday. Came for breakfast earlier in the morning so was calm to watch people strolling around on a Sunday morning

Seokjin Ham
Seokjin Ham
1 month ago on Google

This is one of Amsterdam’s most vibrant historical and cultural hubs, bustling day and night. Originally developed in the 1660s as the final stop for carriages traveling to and from Leiden, it once housed the city gate known as Leidsepoort. With the introduction of horse-drawn trams in 1875 and electric trams around 1900, the square became a key public transport hub. Today, it's known for its lively nightlife, with a wide range of restaurants, pubs, and cafés, as well as street performances and live entertainment.

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