Discover the Vibrant Heart of Amsterdam: Chinatown
Explore the cultural tapestry of Amsterdam's Chinatown, where delicious cuisine and rich heritage create an unforgettable travel experience.
Amsterdam’s Chinatown, located on Zeedijk, is a bustling area filled with authentic Asian eateries, vibrant shops, and a rich cultural heritage. Explore the narrow streets, enjoy delicious dim sum, and immerse yourself in a unique blend of cultures.
A brief summary to Chinatown
- Zeedijk 123, Amsterdam, Amsterdam-Centrum, NL
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Chinatown.
- Visit during the Chinese New Year for vibrant celebrations and special events.
- Try a variety of dishes by hopping between different restaurants for a unique tasting experience.
- Don't miss the local tea shops for authentic Chinese teas and unique blends.
- Explore early in the morning to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and better photo opportunities.
- Look for hidden gems and smaller eateries for an authentic dining experience away from the tourist spots.
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Getting There
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Walking
From the Utrecht Central Station, head southwest on Croeselaan towards Vredenburg. Continue straight onto Vredenburg and cross the canal via the Vredenburg bridge. Once you reach the other side, turn left onto Ganzenmarkt and then right onto the Korte Minrebroederstraat. Follow this street, which will lead you to the Domplein. From Domplein, continue walking straight until you reach the Utrecht University Library. From there, you'll want to head to the nearest tram stop, which is located on the Lijnmarkt. Take tram line 2 to the Jaarbeursplein, where you can catch a train to Amsterdam. Once you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station, exit the station and head southeast onto Prins Hendrikkade. Follow this street until you reach Zeedijk, where Chinatown is located at number 123.
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Bicycle
Rent a bicycle from one of the many rental shops near Utrecht Central Station. Once you have your bike, exit the station and head towards the Vredenburg square. Continue straight through the city towards the Jaarbeursplein, making sure to follow the bike paths. From Jaarbeursplein, head towards Amsterdam on the A2 route. After approximately 30 minutes of cycling, you will reach Amsterdam. Once in Amsterdam, follow the signs for the city center and make your way to Zeedijk 123, where Chinatown is located.
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Train
From Utrecht Central Station, purchase a ticket to Amsterdam Central Station. You can check the departure boards for the next train, as they run frequently. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Once you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station, exit the station and head southeast onto Prins Hendrikkade. Continue walking straight until you reach the junction with Zeedijk. Turn left onto Zeedijk, and you will find Chinatown at number 123.
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Public Transport
At Utrecht Central Station, take tram line 2 towards the Jaarbeursplein. Ride the tram for about 10 minutes until you reach the stop at Utrecht Vaartsche Rijn. From there, transfer to a train bound for Amsterdam Central Station. Once you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station, exit the station and walk southeast onto Prins Hendrikkade. Continue straight until you reach Zeedijk, where Chinatown is located at number 123.
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