Top 10 Shopping in Amsterdam, North Holland Province

Side by side: Picasso and Renssen In the heart of Amsterdam's Arts and Antiques District you'll find Renssen Art Gallery. Paintings, sculptures and lithographs by internationally collected Dutch artist Erik Renssen (b. 1960) are displayed in an elegant yet informal setting. The gallery features their contemporary Renssen artworks alongside an impressive collection of Picasso linocuts, lithographs and pochoirs. The combination of these two collections, mounted in hand-made and gilded frames, makes a visit to Renssen Art Gallery a very worthwhile experience.

The Gallery presents internationally awarded photos of art photographers with the concept of art print in limited edition. It keeps in its collection photos which have been taken all around the world. Addition to photos explaining the story of human, the gallery introduces its diverse portfolio of portrait, nude, nature, landscape, macro, animals, underwater world. Its concept is affordable art.

If you enjoy flea markets as well as quality antiques, head over to this shopper's emporium for some really neat stuff. Hollands largest indoor Antiques Market

An open-air art exhibit held every Sunday.

Rockarchive Amsterdam, established in 2004, is both a collective of the worlds finest music photographers as well as a top spot to find quality in breathtaking and delicate Amsterdam Art. The gallery is all year round exhibiting classic rock images and is also the perfect place to find your ultimate souvenir with a piece of Amsterdam Art: an original painting, a fine-art print, drawings, small prints and even a pillow-cover. Amsterdam Art ranges from EUR 5,00 to EUR 300,00. LET US CHANGE YOUR WALLS!!

Your new go-to place, for, well...for what not? Shopping, eating, drinking, inspiration or afternoon drinks – you name it. Hungry? Lil' Club got you covered. Need a present? Our shops will surprise you. In need of inspiration? Dive into the bookcase. Whatever you need, Lil’ Amsterdam’s got it. Come over and check it out. We won’t disappoint. Promise.

Thirty enormous 17th century group portraits from the collections of the Amsterdam Museum and the Rijksmuseum have been brought together for the first time and will be on display in the Hermitage Amsterdam. These "brothers and sisters" of the Night Watch are unique in the world and rarely seen due to their size.

NDSM Fuse, located high up in the former shipyard where you can take a stroll around the famous NDSM Art City, is a vibrant hot-spot hosting art exhibitions of resident and guest artists, theatre-and dance performances, concerts, etc. NDSM Fuse is independent and run for and by artists. We aim to inspire the public by being a meeting place where there is always something unexpected going on.