De drie Hendricken is a historic landmark on Bloemgracht in Amsterdam’s Jordaan, known for its classic 17th-century architecture. It makes a quieter stop away from the busy city centre, especially on a weekday. Take time to look at the historic buildings, then explore the surrounding streets on foot or by bike. Cafes and independent boutiques give you places to pause as you wander through this calm part of the neighbourhood.
Exploring Bloemgracht
De drie Hendricken sits in the Jordaan, an area suited to exploring on foot or by bike. The surrounding streets have cafes and independent boutiques, so you can add a break or a browse to a walk past the historic architecture.
FAQ
Where is De drie Hendricken?
It is at Bloemgracht 89 in Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighbourhood.
What can you see at De drie Hendricken?
The landmark is known for its classic 17th-century architecture.
When is it quieter?
Weekdays are a good choice for a quieter visit.
