Spui Square is a compact yet vibrant public space at the crossroads of Amsterdam’s literary, academic, and cultural life, known for its bookshops, cafés, and history of public debate and gathering. The tour begins here, where guests meet their guide at Het Lieverdje, the small bronze statue depicting a streetwise Amsterdam boy. The statue symbolizes the city’s free spirit, humor, and gently rebellious character, celebrating everyday people rather than traditional heroes.

After meeting, we'll walk straight into the Grachtengordel-West, home to the renowned Nine Streets, the most famous boutique shopping area in the Netherlands. This elegant district, with its picturesque canals and 17th-century Golden Age architecture, was originally built as a residence for wealthy merchants and now serves as a high-end residential neighborhood and a hub for unique boutique shopping. The area exudes sophistication, offering a mix of chic designer stores, vintage treasures, and creative entrepreneurial ventures that reflect Amsterdam’s vibrant spirit. Among its many gems is the city’s most famous vintage clothing shop—a true icon in the local fashion scene and a must-visit for any style enthusiast.

Bordering on the Nine Streets, Jordaan is one of Amsterdam’s most atmospheric neighborhoods—perfect for a vintage clothes shopping tour. With its narrow canals, historic façades, and village-like streets, the area feels creative, relaxed, and authentically local. Once a working-class district, the Jordaan is now known for its independent spirit, attracting designers, artists, and collectors. You’ll find a rich mix of carefully curated consignment shops, small art galleries and traditional brown cafés (bars), where locals still gather for a drink. The great variety of historical and modern establishments add depth and character, turning the tour into a full cultural experience rather than just a shopping trip.

The final stop on your tour is the Haarlemmerbuurt, a vibrant neighborhood that has recently become a hotspot for second-hand clothing enthusiasts. This area offers a diverse range of vintage experiences, such as the largest men’s-only vintage store and the unique Kilostore, where clothes are priced by weight, making it a treasure hunt for bargains. You'll also find a boutique showcasing classic fashions imported from Italy and another specializing in timeless “Parisian chic” styles. With its eclectic mix of shops and fresh energy, Haarlemmerbuurt is a dynamic destination for uncovering distinctive pieces and exploring the latest trends in Amsterdam’s vintage scene.