What are the different districts in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam’s seven districts (not to be confused with buurten – neighbourhoods in Amsterdam) are Amsterdam Centre, West, Oost, Noord, Zuid, Nieuw-West and Zuidoost.

Where should I live in central Amsterdam?

Neighbourhoods of Amsterdam

Centre. The historic city centre is the famous face of Amsterdam.
Oost. Hip places, green spaces and a diverse population.
IJburg. New islands being transformed into modern living districts.
Noord. Urban renewal meets natural beauty in the north.
Oostelijke Eilanden.
De Plantage.
De Pijp.
Oud Zuid.

Where do families live in Amsterdam?

If you’re moving to Amsterdam, there are plenty of ideal neighbourhoods for families:

› Amsterdam Oud Zuid.
› Amsterdam Oud West.
› Rivierenbuurt.
› Amstelveen.
› Rotterdam Oude Noorden.
› Kralingen.
› Hillegersberb.
› Scheveningen.

What areas are central Amsterdam?

Amsterdam-Centrum consists of fourteen neighborhoods: Binnenstad (comprising the Burgwallen Oude Zijde and Burgwallen Nieuwe Zijde areas), Grachtengordel (including the Negen Straatjes district), Haarlemmerbuurt, Jodenbuurt, Jordaan, Kadijken, Lastage, Oosterdokseiland, Oostelijke Eilanden (including the Czaar …

Where do the locals live in Amsterdam?

Jordaan. To the west of the Grachtengordel sits the Jordaan neighborhood. This is one of the city’s most desirable areas for locals and new arrivals alike. Historically a working-class neighborhood, these days the Jordaan is a bohemian mix of yuppies, expats, and young families.

Which part of Amsterdam is best to live?

Our three top picks for affordable living in Amsterdam are:

Amsterdam Noord.
Amsterdam de Bijlmer.
Amsterdam Nieuw-West.

What are the different districts in Amsterdam?