Best places: Concert halls in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Landmark 19th-century concert hall with renowned acoustics for orchestral, chamber & pop music.

Striking black box, part of the Muziekgebouw complex, home to this veteran venue for jazz concerts.

Arena seating 17,000 people for high-profile concerts with international stars, plus restaurants.

Live rock bands & billiards feature at this funky tavern with an old-school feel & snack menu.

👍👍 This is a magnificent old church building restored for hosting events such as recitals and concerts. Truly a must see. De Duif is a truly magnificent church on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam. It was built in 1857 in the neoclassicist style and has a neo-baroque facade. Until 1974 it was the Roman C...

Designed for amplified music, this large venue with a bar showcases a lineup of concerts.

Unique venue offering concerts, films & other cultural events, plus a cafe for small plates & beer.

👍👍 Very nice atmosphere, excellent music, extremely nice and welcoming staff. We were lucky to have somebody showing us around with a smile and explanations. The only reason why we did not join immediately is that we do not live here.

👍 The Walloon Church was originally the chapel of a Roman Catholic monastery, the Sint-Paulusbroederklooster. The monastery's first chapel was built in 1409 but most likely destroyed during the fire of 1452. In 1493, the monastery received permission to build a new chapel, which was taken into use thr...

Hip venue lined with quirky stained glass for alternative gigs & club nights from hip-hop to reggae.

👍👍 This is a reformed church building in central Amsterdam. A good place for events, venues and rentals of all types. Worth at least a walk-by to take a look at the nice architecture.

😐 Wednesday Taste Before You Waste dinner is great! On Thursday however the food is presented as vegan, but it’s not all vegan and I found out by chance that I had been eating a big portion of dairy products!! This was not at all clear! There was no sign or explanation and the cook even said ‘the food...