Car park VALET - Herengracht 107

HOW IT WORKS: This is a valet parking service. Drive to the drop-off point at the address indicated on your reservation and the valet company staff will take charge of your vehicle, taking it to be parked in their guarded car park in the outskirts of Amsterdam, where it will remain until you ask for it to be returned. Remember! This is just the meeting point where the driver will collect your vehicle :) Welcome to Amsterdam’s glorious canal district! It’s amazing how much this area has to offer you. It’s a hub for many art galleries, coffee hangouts & specialty shops and restaurants. You’re also just a few streets away from Haarlemmerstraat, which is 100% worth a look! If this is how you would like to experience Amsterdam, you found the right place to plan ahead for your whole trip! Finding a parking space can be an epic journey in the city centre. Luckily, our valet service will spare you from wasting your time in this wonderful city. Drive straight to number 107, Herengracht street, where a professional driver will take your car off your hands and drive it to a secure car park just outside the city centre. From then on the Amsterdam is your playground! To help you on your way, we’d love to share some ‘favourites’ with you. The Noordermarket is a real Valhalla if you like shopping surprises! Here you’ll find vintage shops, organic & street food and things you didn’t even know existed. Be wary though it’s only open on Saturdays. And also, you’re - super - close to Haarlemmerstraat, which is full of trendy shops and edgy, affordable bars and restaurants. Don’t worry, there is plenty to do if it’s not Saturday or when you’re not that much of an active shopper! Other main attractions and must sees in this neighbourhood are: Anne Frank House, Northern Church, Westergasfabriek, the Smallest House and West India House. ◊ Move around The Central Station is only one block away, so it’s easy to walk there and continue on one of the many buses, trams and metros that depart from the it. There’s also a tram stop very nearby: Nieuwezijdse Kolk. You can do as the Amsterdammers do and take a bike to visit other parts of the city. The total length of bike lanes in Amsterdam is about 400 kilometres. Enough to for a bit of exploration, don't you think?! But please, be careful when you’re taking the two wheeled option. » To get here The drop-off point is at Herengracht 107. If you come from the highways, the best way to get there is to take the A10 and the s105 to Herengracht in ‘Centrum’. Plan ahead on your trip and parking space and save yourself a whole lot of time and hassle. There are a few additional products and services. Such as: • To have your car returned earlier than the agreed time or at a different location; €10 • To have your car returned after opening hours (7 am - 10 pm), it's an additional €50 • Car wash