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Concertgebouw

Concertgebouw – Concert hall in Amsterdam, opened in 1888. No events are listed right now, but here is everything you need to know before you visit: how to get there, where to park, where to stay and where to eat nearby.

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About Concertgebouw

The Royal Concertgebouw is a concert hall in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Dutch term "concertgebouw" translates into English as "concert building". Its superb acoustics place it among the finest concert halls in the world, along with New York's Carnegie Hall, Boston's Symphony Hall and the Musikverein in Vienna.

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Getting there

🚉 Public transport

  • Tramhalte ConcertgebouwTram stop50 m · 1 min walk
  • Tramhalte Van BaerlestraatTram stop240 m · 4 min walk
  • Tramhalte MuseumpleinTram stop320 m · 5 min walk
  • Tramhalte Roelof HartpleinTram stop470 m · 8 min walk
  • Tramhalte Cornelis SchuytstraatTram stop580 m · 9 min walk
  • Tramhalte RijksmuseumTram stop750 m · 12 min walk

Distances are measured in a straight line from the venue; walking times are estimates. Wikidata (CC0)

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What's on at Concertgebouw?

There are no upcoming events listed at Concertgebouw right now.

Where is Concertgebouw?

Concertgebouw is located at Concertgebouwplein 10, Amsterdam, 1071BB.

What is the nearest station to Concertgebouw?

The nearest station is Tramhalte Concertgebouw (Tram stop), about 50 m from Concertgebouw.

Which hotels are closest to Concertgebouw?

The closest places to stay are Amsterdam Hostel Annemarie (60 m), De Bedstee Capsules (100 m), and De Bedstee Boutique Capsules (110 m).

When did Concertgebouw open?

Concertgebouw opened in 1888.

Which teams or companies are based at Concertgebouw?

Concertgebouw is the home of Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.