Ten Kate Market

Located in the western part of Amsterdam in the De Baarsjes district, the Ten Katemarkt is a bustling open-air market with a rich history dating back to 1912. The market is named after Nicolaas Ten Kate, a 19th-century Dutch poet and preacher. Daily, except Sundays, this lively square transforms into a vibrant gathering place offering a wide range of products.

The market presents a colourful and diverse assortment. From fresh produce such as vegetables, fruit and fish to textiles and flowers, there is something for everyone. Besides the lively range of goods, the market is also intertwined with the local community, where local residents come together to shop, meet and experience the atmosphere of Amsterdam West.

When visiting the Ten Katemarkt, you will be immersed in a unique Amsterdam experience. Explore the rich diversity of stalls, get to know the local culture and enjoy the vibrant character of this historic market. Also don't forget to take a look at the atmospheric garden and street furniture of the time, both of which add an extra dimension to this lively location.