Don’t be put off by the hordes of tourists. With *Time to Momo* in hand, you’ll discover the most special spots in the city centre.
The Centrum is the neighbourhood for you if you prefer to stay right in the heart of the city. Amsterdam owes much of its fame to the canal belt, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010. The Centre offers endless shopping opportunities – think of Kalverstraat, where you’ll mainly find large chain stores. But amidst all this hustle and bustle, you’ll also discover some particularly lovely spots, such as the Begijnhof, the Hermitage and the Amsterdam Museum. The Red Light District is the oldest part of the city; here, you can’t escape the stag and hen parties. The Zeedijk and Nieuwmarkt, which are also popular with locals, are home to countless lovely eateries, bars and Asian shops.
