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Beurs van Berlage

Last checked: September 2026 · Based on the official website

The Beurs van Berlage is a national monument on the Damrak, designed by architect H.P. Berlage and opened as a commodities exchange in 1903. Its brick architecture was a turning point in Dutch design. Today the 16,000 m² building hosts conferences, concerts, fairs and events, and houses several businesses.

Public events include the Chocolate Festival and the Holiday Fair, and inside you will also find Bistro Berlage, a seafood bar and Sherlocked escape rooms. What you can see depends on the current programme.

It is about a five-minute walk from Centraal Station along the Damrak, on your left.

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