DK Travel : Amsterdam : Shopping

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Simon Levelt

There are a staggering 160 types of tea and around 25 types of coffee to choose from in this pleasant, aromatic store. The company has been importing the stuff since 1817.
Skins Cosmetics Lounge

An exclusive range of perfumes and cosmetics are on offer in this stark and laboratory- like shop.
T-shirts/Postcards

No shortage of T-shirts and postcards portraying anything from the utterly sublime to the absolutely ridiculous.
Thom & Lenny Nelis

A fascinating collection of medical instruments dating from the early 18th to the early 20th century. Dissection kits, dental tools, apothecary accoutrements and much more!
Tóth-Ikonen

The only icon specialist in the Spiegelkwartier, and the oldest in Amsterdam. Behold a dazzling array of 16th-to 19th-century Russian icons – including a large collection of brass travelling icons.
Van Dreven Antiquair

Alive with the sound of ticking, this shop proffers an eclectic selection of clocks from the early 17th century to the 1930s, plus a treasured collection of music boxes.
Waterlooplein

Whether your taste is exotic crafts and jewellery or vintage clothes, you can find them from Monday to Saturday at the city’s best flea market – although it’s a jumble at the best of times. When you can take no more, escape to the adjacent indoor markets.
What’s Cooking

At this kitsch and colourful culinary store you’ll find everything from jam spoons and tablecloth saris to olive oil and iced tea – plus gadgets and gismos to suit every cook’s pocket.
Zinne & Minne

Treat yourself or your partner to some sensuous pampering with massage oils, aphrodisiacs and playful bedtime games.
Zipper

Immaculately displayed vintage second-hand clothes and accessories.