Location
Relaxing lunch breaks by the green canals, enjoying the best coffee in the city and being surrounded by Amsterdam’s hustle and bustle. Welcome to the historic gem that is Raadhuisstraat!
A buzzing historic location with a great outlook for the future
Amsterdam needs no introduction. Those organisations that seek to base their operations here, know exactly what Amsterdam has to offer. Whether it’s a rich history that goes back many centuries, a global and digital hotspot, the diversity and quality of its workforce compared to other cities or the easy connection to all of Europe from Schiphol Airport en Amsterdam Central Station.
Raadhuisstraat 50 offers a unique opportunity to enjoy all of that, right from the middle of the historical city centre. Accessible by tram, metro, bike and train. Ideally suited for the contemporary urban professional. In an truly historic building that offers state of the art comfort, flexibilty and energy performance, unlike any other classic office building.
The Amsterdam canals are one of the city’s prime office locations and comprises around 1.2 million sq m of office space. Most of the office space consists of historic buildings, as new developments in the city centre are strictly limited due to its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its unique location, Raadhuisstraat 50 is surrounded by beautiful canals and just a stone’s throw away from the city’s highlights such as the Negen Straatjes, the Dam Square, the Anne Frank house, as well as luxury shopping malls such as the Bijenkorf and many more.
Enjoying a vibrant city. Shops, coffee bars, lunchrooms, cultural venues. All within walking distance.
The immediate vicinity of Raadhuisstraat is home to numerous unique boutiques, high-end shopping malls, cultural venues and best-rated catering establishments in Amsterdam. Inviting your customers to enjoy lunch in a prestigious and monumental setting just 2 minute’s walking from the office, or taking colleagues to one of the numerous cafés and bars to enjoy a healty lunche or an authentic Amsterdam post-work ‘borrel’.
