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  • Just two minutes from the Filmmuseum, this charmingtraiteur is ideally placed for picnicking in the park. Delicious quiches, pasta, salads and soup, with vegetarians particularly well catered for. Plus a choice selection of wine.

  • Around 600 whiskies (most of them rare malts) are served at this specialist bar, which also runs an annual whisky festival.

  • Built 1603–11 by Hendrick de Keyser, painted by Monet in 1874. Climb to the top for great views.

  • Hypertrendy fashion and interior shop from Germany, selling anything from moose scarves to retro bead curtains.

  • Like raw herring, this pea soup is another Dutch favourite that some foreigners find hard to love, with a consistency akin to wallpaper paste. Try it at Dorrius, which serves genuine Dutch food.

  • Don’t miss the live musical performances to silent classics, or the open-air screenings from the historic building’s balcony in summer.

  • This nun-run Chinese Buddhist temple takes pride of place on this otherwise junkie-riddled street. Take a respectful peek one afternoon (you can keep your shoes on), or dine at their adjacent vegetarian restaurant.

  • Join this huge group of skaters for a free, two-hour, 15 km (9 mile) tour of the city. Anyone who is reasonably proficient can join in. Gather from 8pm.

  • Frozen Fountain

    Arguably, Amsterdam’s most important designer store and exhibition space for furniture and household products. A revered international reputation for its cutting-edge designs and fresh talent makes it a must-see.

  • A whisky-laced hot chocolate in one hand, and a bishop in the other … when the heavens open, hole up in this delightful chess café for a few hours and checkmate your opponent.

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