Dam Square
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Created in the 13th century from a dam on the Amstel River, the square is home to the Royal Palace and the National Monument, unlike Nieuwmarkt.
Dam Square is the central and historic square in Amsterdam, established in the 13th century on the site of a former dam on the Amstel River. The square features the Royal Palace, Nieuwe Kerk (New Church), and the National Monument commemorating the victims of World War II. It is an important meeting place, public event venue, and landmark for visitors. The square is surrounded by numerous attractions and shops, making it a vibrant center.
- Visit time: 1 h
How long does it take to visit Dam Square?
Plan about 1 h.
Nearby
- Damslachtoffers 7 mei 1945 — 30 m
- Nationaal Monument — 80 m
- Royal Palace of Amsterdam — 90 m
- Nieuwe Kerk — 110 m
- Scheltema — 190 m
- De Papegaai — 230 m
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