EasyTicket Albert Cuyp Market
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Albert Cuyp Market is a long open-air market in the De Pijp district. Stroopwafels, herring, simple snacks, and everyday goods are mixed together, making it fun to browse and eat as you stroll.
Because it is an outdoor market, it is heavily affected by weather. With plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby, it is easy to browse the market and then continue into De Pijp's side streets.
Visitor information
| Hours | See the official information. |
|---|---|
| Price range | Admission is free; food and purchases cost extra. |
| Address | Albert Cuypstraat, 1073 BD Amsterdam |
| Getting there | Take a tram to a stop near Albert Cuypstraat or use De Pijp metro station. |
Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.
Useful tips
- The market street is long, so walking one way and slipping into a nearby cafe is more comfortable than going out and back.
- On rainy days, the number of stalls and the atmosphere may change.
- When you factor in the market schedule, the Sunday closure is the first issue to plan around, so if your Amsterdam stay is short, it's best to schedule it between Monday and Saturday.
- Because the stalls stretch along a long street, set your route to start at one end and exit toward De Pijp Station or a tram stop. That cuts down on backtracking.
Frequently asked questions
Is the market open on Sundays?
The official market information lists regular opening days as Monday through Saturday and Sunday as closed. Public holidays and special operating days may vary, so check the official page.
How big is the market?
The official introduction describes Albert Cuyp Market as open 6 days a week, with about 260 stalls, making it Europe's largest day market.
