Amsterdam · De Pijp
Albert Cuyp Market
A long street market in De Pijp with fresh fish, cheese, stroopwafels and clothes. Eat as you walk and look at the stalls on both sides.
- 1 h
- Free
- Booking: not needed
- De Pijp
Data checked on October 4, 2026
The Albert Cuyp is a long street market in De Pijp, with stalls on both sides of the Albert Cuypstraat. It sells fish, cheese, fruit, flowers, clothes and street food, and it draws locals as well as visitors. Stroopwafels are made fresh, and snack stalls sell fried fish and herring. Walk the full length and eat as you go.
What to look for
- Freshly made stroopwafels
- Herring and fried fish from the fish stalls
- Dutch cheese sold with samples
- The mix of Surinamese and Turkish food stalls
Opening hours
Hours not confirmed. Check the official site.
Check the tourism board page for the days and hours before you go. The market does not run on every day of the week.
Source: I amsterdam, checked October 4, 2026
Tickets and booking
Free.
Getting there
Metro 52 to De Pijp, then a five minute walk to the start of the market on Ferdinand Bolstraat.