Parking near Spuistraat
The Spuistraat is one of Amsterdam's most characteristic and lively streets, located in the heart of the city. This historic street runs parallel to the Singel and the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal and connects the Hekelveld with the Raadhuisstraat. Known for its dynamic mix of culture, history, restaurants, shops and street art, Spuistraat is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. With its central location in Amsterdam's city centre, Spuistraat is perfect to combine with other popular attractions, such as Dam Square, the Royal Palace and the nearby 9 Streets.
Spuistraat has a rich history dating back to the 14th century. Originally, the street was known as the Nieuwezijds Achterburgwal and was part of the city defence moat. In the 19th century, during city development and the filling in of many canals, the street's name was changed to Spuistraat. The original moat disappeared but the street retained its characteristic narrow structure and historic facades. Many of the buildings along Spuistraat are national or municipal monuments, showing the architectural styles of different eras. From the Golden Age to the 19th century. This makes Spuistraat a true open-air museum for lovers of Amsterdam architecture and history.
It is a dynamic place where history, culture and contemporary city life come together. Spuistraat is known for its alternative culture and street art. In particular, the former squats, such as the famous Slangenpad, gave the street a unique, raw look for a long time. Although some premises have been renovated, you can still find murals and graffiti that reflect the street's artistic soul. You will also find numerous monumental buildings with beautiful facades. The Helios Building is an architectural masterpiece in the Art Nouveau style and the former Holland Bank Union is an impressive building that reflects the grandeur of the 20th century. You will also find several 17th-century merchant houses that still retain their historical charm.
Besides street art and monumental buildings, Spuistraat offers access to cultural hotspots in the neighbourhood. The Nieuwe Kerk is a monumental building known for its impressive exhibitions. The Royal Palace on Dam Square is just a few minutes' walk from Spuistraat. The Begijnhof is a hidden courtyard adjacent to the Spuistraat, offering an oasis of calm in the middle of the city.
The Spuistraat is the ideal base for visiting Amsterdam. Its central location puts you within minutes of major attractions such as Dam Square, the 9 Streets, the Anne Frank House and the Vondelpark. Visiting the Spuistraat and want to park nearby? Then simply reserve a parking space at Q-Park Nieuwendijk. Would you rather park somewhere else in Amsterdam? Check out our complete offer of parking facilities in Amsterdam.
What does it cost to park near Spuistraat?
At Q-Park Nieuwendijk, you can park from as little as €32,50 per day. You are guaranteed a parking space by reserving a parking space in advance. You can quickly and easily drive in and out based on your license plate and you don't have to pass by the pay machine.
