In't Aepjen
Amsterdam, Netherlands
It is one of only two preserved wooden houses in Amsterdam, dating back to around 1550.
In't Aepjen is one of only two preserved wooden houses in Amsterdam, dating back to around 1550. Historically, it was a popular bar for sailors. Its name means "In the Monkey," referring to the old custom of sailors bringing exotic animals. The interior has retained its authentic character, with low ceilings and wooden beams, creating a unique atmosphere.
- Visit time: 1 h
How long does it take to visit In't Aepjen?
Plan about 1 h.
Nearby
- Sint Olofskapel — 20 m
- Basilica of Saint Nicholas — 70 m
- Schreierstoren — 140 m
- 't Mandje — 180 m
- Venustempel Sexmuseum — 200 m
- Oude Kerk — 260 m
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