Did you know that the Netherlands is full of fun, sustainable places? From restaurants with delicious local dishes to trendy vintage clothing stores. There is also something for everyone in Amsterdam. Today we share our team's 6 favorite sustainable hotspots.
1. Atelier Sukha
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Located in the heart of Amsterdam, Atelier Sukha, a true oasis for lovers of sustainable products. This store offers a wonderful selection of handmade and eco-friendly items. From beautiful interior items to clothing made from high-quality fabrics, Atelier Sukha has something for everyone.
With attention to craftsmanship and ethical production, every creation in this store exudes beauty and sustainability. Each item in the store has been carefully selected and manufactured with respect for people and the environment. The focus is on creating timeless and quality products that last a lifetime.
Whether you are looking for a unique piece for your home or a piece of clothing made with love, Atelier Sukha offers a special and meaningful shopping experience where you can proudly discover and purchase sustainable items.
2. Golden Temple
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In the atmospheric Utrechtsestraat Golden Temple is located, the oldest vegetarian restaurant in the Netherlands. When you visit this restaurant you will be immersed in a spiritual and peaceful atmosphere. Golden Temple is known for its delicious vegetarian dishes that provide a healthy and flavorful experience.
In addition to the ambiance, Golden Temple offers a culinary experience that takes vegetarian food to the next level. The menu is varied, offering a range of flavorful options to suit different dietary preferences and nutritional needs.
From nutritious and filling bowls filled with fresh vegetables, grains and proteins to colorful salads with an abundance of flavors and textures, the dishes at Golden Temple are a feast for the eyes and taste buds alike.
With an emphasis on fresh and sustainable ingredients, each meal is prepared with care and offers a healthy and nutritious choice for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians seeking a delicious and mindful dining experience.
3. IJ-Hallen
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For lovers of vintage and unique finds, IJ-Hallen an absolute must visit. Located in the NDSM area, IJ-hallen offers the largest flea market in Europe. Here you can immerse yourself in a sea of stalls offering vintage clothing, antiques, furniture and other unique items.
IJ-Hallen is a true paradise for vintage enthusiasts and treasure hunters. As soon as you enter the market you will be overwhelmed by the plethora of stalls filled with unique finds and nostalgic treasures.
Whether you're looking for a retro dress, a special vinyl record or an antique closet, it's the perfect place to browse and discover hidden treasures. A visit to IJ-hallen certainly promises an unforgettable experience full of surprises.
4. De Ceuvel
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In the north of Amsterdam De Ceuvel is located, an inspiring, sustainable and creative initiative. What was once a derelict shipyard has been transformed into a breeding ground for sustainability and the circular economy. De Ceuvel now houses creative workplaces and a community garden.
Café De Ceuvel is also located on the grounds of De Ceuvel, a place where you can enjoy delicious dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. It has a sustainable and seasonal menu characterized by creativity and taste. With a focus on local and organic products, the restaurant shows that sustainability and gastronomy go together perfectly.
With its innovative approach to sustainability, De Ceuvel has a positive impact on the environment and stimulates awareness and change.
5. Fashion for Good
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Fashion for Good is an innovative museum and retail concept in Amsterdam that focuses on sustainable fashion.
The museum showcases innovative and circular fashion initiatives and the associated shop offers a selection of sustainable clothing and accessories from emerging brands committed to ethical and environmentally friendly manufacturing practices.
It is a must-visit for anyone interested in the future of fashion and sustainability. It offers a unique and interactive experience where visitors can discover how they themselves can have a positive impact on the fashion industry.
From innovative materials and production techniques to ethically responsible brands, Fashion for Good inspires and motivates visitors to make conscious choices when buying and wearing clothing.
6. The Swapshop
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If you're looking for a sustainable way to expand your wardrobe, The Swapshop is the place to be. This unique concept makes it possible to exchange clothes instead of buying them.
In this shop you canunwanted take clothes and trade them for items brought in by others. It's a great way to sustainably renew your wardrobe while contributing to a circular fashion culture.
At The Swapshop you will find a varied selection of clothing and accessories, from trendy items to timeless classics. It's a shop where you can try new styles and express your creativity by mixing and matching. In addition, the exchange system ensures that garments get a new life instead of ending up on the waste mountain.
In addition to the sustainable aspect, The Swapshop is also a social meeting place where you can talk to other fashion lovers and share experiences. It is a place where you can learn about sustainable fashion and the positive impact it can have on the environment and society.
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Visit these hotspots and contribute to a more sustainable and greener future.
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