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310 mVijzelstraat 4 AMSTERDAM Netherlands (the) 1017 HK
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690 mOUDEZIJDS VOORBURGWAL 197 A AMSTERDAM NL 1012 EX
690 mOudezijds Voorburgwal 197 AMSTERDAM Netherlands (the) 1012 EX
750 mProfessor Tulpplein 1 Amsterdam Netherlands (the) 1018 GX
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Nestled between the bustling Jordaan district and the grandeur of the Canal Ring, 'De Negen Straatjes' (The Nine Streets) represents the very soul of Amsterdam. This micro-neighborhood, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a labyrinth of artisanal chocolatiers, vintage boutiques, and architectural marvels from the Dutch Golden Age. For the discerning traveler, staying here means waking up to the gentle lapping of water against the Prinsengracht and enjoying the privacy of hidden courtyard gardens. Our curated collection focuses on intimate hideaways that blend 17th-century heritage with contemporary Dutch design. From the artistic flair of The Dylan to the labyrinthine charm of the Pulitzer, discover the properties that define intimate luxury in Amsterdam's most photogenic quarter.
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