Leidseplein Square

Leidseplein Square, located at the southern border of the Grand Canals, is the center of a tourist cereal area, where visitors roam in crowds and nightlife boils. Day on Leidseplein is also quite lively: street artists and musicians arrange performances here. On the square itself and adjacent streets there are many bars, restaurants, street cafes, theaters, dance clubs.

In general, Leidseplein is a noisy and dusty place, although it is called the most picturesque square of the city. The Amsterdam people themselves try to avoid it. Therefore, the number of tourists here always exceeds the number of local residents. And most signs and signs here are made in English - to make it easier for foreigners to navigate the variety of bars and restaurants.