De Pijp

Amsterdam's hippest and most multicultural inner-city quarter, anchored by the Albert Cuyp Market, dense cafe scene, and Sarphatipark.

Updated May 19, 20265 min read

About De Pijp

De Pijp is Amsterdam's most vibrant, multicultural, and food-obsessed neighborhood, a former working-class district transformed since the 1990s into the city's hippest residential and dining quarter. Anchored by the daily Albert Cuyp Market (Europe's largest open-air market) and Sarphatipark, De Pijp packs a dense network of independent restaurants, bars, and design shops into narrow 19th-century streets. Residential prices run EUR 8,500-12,500 per square metre with gross yields of 3.8-4.8%. The neighborhood attracts young professionals, creative-industry workers, and a strong international community. New transit via the North-South metro line (opened 2018) has significantly improved connectivity to Centrum and Noord. Lifestyle is intensely social and food-driven: 200+ restaurants and bars within 1 km, exceptional global cuisine (Surinamese, Turkish, Vietnamese), and Amsterdam's strongest cafe culture.

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De Pijp in Amsterdam, North Holland (Noord-Holland), Netherlands

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