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A former 17th-century frescoed chapel makes the historic if unlikely setting for one of Amsterdam’s most popular clubs. Music from the 60s to the 90s attracts a mixed crowd. On Timezone club nights, funk, soul and New York disco reign.
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Retro club offering soul and funk from the 60s and 70s and drawing an older crowd. Don’t bother turning up before 3am.
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[open]ing times vary Anything goes A venue for the more mature, if not in age, at least in taste. The music tends to be jazz, Cuban/salsa or world music. There is also a restaurant/café. Badcuyp likes to bill itself as the “music centre of the Pipe”, and they could be right.
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If you are in Amsterdam in the summer, this is the pub to visit. The interior is pure 17th century and loaded with atmosphere, although a bit on the small side (smalle is Dutch for narrow). Fortunately, the pub is located on a small canal and has erected not only a terrace but also a dock, so that customers can arrive by boat. It is unlikely you will find a much more picturesque pub location anywhere in the city.
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What de Wildeman is for beer, de Still is for whiskey. It has over 150, mostly of the single-malt variety. The curious are offered 'rounds’ of different whiskeys from the same area to compare the different distilleries.
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