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September is when Amsterdam exhales. The summer crowds thin, the light turns golden and low, and the city returns to its...
31/08/2026

September is when Amsterdam exhales. The summer crowds thin, the light turns golden and low, and the city returns to itself. Culture moves gently indoors, the canals find their reflection again, and the season rewards those who linger. ⁠

Amsterdam Fringe Festival | 3–13 September | Across Amsterdam⁠
For ten days, the city becomes a stage. The Dutch Theatre Festival stages an array of spectacular performances while the Amsterdam Fringe Festival invites the avant-garde to its shores, the established and the untamed, side by side. From grand theatres to hidden venues, this is where the season's boldest storytelling begins. ⁠

Amsterdam City Swim | 6 September | Amsterdam Canals⁠
There is a particular kind of courage in this one. The Amsterdam City Swim is an open-water swim through the canals, including the Keizersgracht, to raise money for ALS. Thousands take to the water, not for sport, but for someone they love. From the bridges, the city watches and cheers. A morning that turns the canals into something more than beautiful.⁠
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Open Monumentendag | 12–13 September | Across Amsterdam⁠
Once a year, the city unlocks its secrets. Over a weekend, thousands of public buildings across the Netherlands open their doors, around 50 sites in Amsterdam alone. Hidden courtyards, canal-house interiors, spaces usually closed to the public. Step inside the architecture that has shaped this city for centuries, and read the stories written in its stone.⁠
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Klassiek op het Amstelveld | 18-19 September | Amstelveld⁠
Classical music, brought down to earth. On the Amstelveld, classical music, conviviality and people come together for an unforgettable experience, softer and more intimate than the concert hall. Just steps from the Amstel, an afternoon where the music meets the open air and the city gathers close to listen.⁠
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Dam tot Damloop | 19–20 September | Amsterdam to Zaandam⁠
The city runs. One of the Netherlands' great running events, a 16-kilometre course from the centre of Amsterdam to Zaandam, with a unique passage through the IJtunnel. ⁠

Experience Amsterdam this September, and let the city's quieter season find you here.

Not the rush downstairs, not the hurry to be somewhere. But this: a room still soft with half-light, the Amstel moving q...
27/08/2026

Not the rush downstairs, not the hurry to be somewhere. But this: a room still soft with half-light, the Amstel moving quietly below, coffee that steams and cools at its own pace. Your view. Your place. Your time. No schedule but the one the light suggests.⁠

In Japanese philosophy, there's a concept—ma—the space between things. The silence between notes. The pause that makes the music. A slow morning is made of these spaces. Coffee and window. Breath and view. The world, still, outside your room.⁠

This is where the day begins. Not when you rush into it. But when you let it find you.

Summer moves slower on the terrace.A soft breeze off the Amstel, the light on the water, a glass within reach and someth...
26/08/2026

Summer moves slower on the terrace.

A soft breeze off the Amstel, the light on the water, a glass within reach and something delicious to share. Serre Terrace is where the season is best enjoyed, from a gentle morning breakfast to a slow evening by the canal, and every unhurried hour in between.

Come linger a while with us. Reserve via the link in bio!

Stay one more night. Wake without an alarm. Drift from the pool to a slow breakfast by the canal, and let the week begin...
25/08/2026

Stay one more night. Wake without an alarm. Drift from the pool to a slow breakfast by the canal, and let the week begin only when you're ready.

Our Slow Down Sunday brings you a special Sunday rate, late check-out until 14:00, and full access to Nagomi Spa & Wellness.

Reserve via the link in bio.

Summer fades. The garden is patient.We've been away. KIRI will be back on September 1st, with new seasonal bento, new in...
20/08/2026

Summer fades. The garden is patient.

We've been away. KIRI will be back on September 1st, with new seasonal bento, new intentions, and the reason you came before: to sit quietly and let the garden do what it does best.

Lunch service: Tuesday–Friday, 12:00–14:00.

Good news: we're now open the first Sunday of every month. Same hours, 12:00–14:00. The garden on a quieter day. Reserve your table.

Some evenings are worth the climb. At the top of Hotel Okura Amsterdam, the city loosens its grip. The noise falls away....
18/08/2026

Some evenings are worth the climb. At the top of Hotel Okura Amsterdam, the city loosens its grip. The noise falls away. And in its place: a table, a view, and the quiet confidence of a kitchen that has earned every one of its two Michelin stars.

Course by course, the evening reveals itself, never hurried, never the same twice. You watch Amsterdam turn from dusk to dark through the glass. You reach for another glass of your own. And when it's over, you understand why people speak of Ciel Bleu not as somewhere they ate but as somewhere they were.

A zwaar blond is supposed to be an anchor: full-bodied, creamy, and grounded. The kind of beer that sits heavy and satis...
13/08/2026

A zwaar blond is supposed to be an anchor: full-bodied, creamy, and grounded. The kind of beer that sits heavy and satisfied.

But when Arjan Speelman, the Executive Chef from Ciel Bleu, walked into the brewery with Kasu, Sichuan, and Sancho, that weight transformed into possibility. Kasu, the lees left behind after sake is pressed, has the flavour of fermentation. Sichuan, the Chinese peppercorn known for its warmth on the tongue. And sansho, with a citrus edge closer to yuzu.

Wietse Postma tasted them one by one. They tested, refined, and built the recipe around the idea that heaviness could be delicate. That cream could carry citrus. That sweetness could live alongside something substantial and serious.

This collaboration has had four editions, and this one may be the most ambitious: a beer that refuses to choose between two sides. It’s full and unexpected. Creamy and bright. A zwaar blond that tastes like it was made by people who wanted to surprise you.

Now in all our restaurants.

The city is still waking up. But here, on the terrace, the morning belongs to you.Sunlight finds your table. The coffee ...
06/08/2026

The city is still waking up. But here, on the terrace, the morning belongs to you.

Sunlight finds your table. The coffee arrives first. Then the pancakes, golden and warm, the kind that turn breakfast into the reason you came.

Breakfast at Serre Terrace.

We make a thousand choices a day. Tonight, make none.At the Omakase Bar, the evening is placed in the bartender's hands,...
05/08/2026

We make a thousand choices a day. Tonight, make none.

At the Omakase Bar, the evening is placed in the bartender's hands, each cocktail a small surprise, shaped by the season, the hour, and you. All you have to do is arrive.

Omakase: "I leave it up to you."

Now pouring at Serre Terrace.

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