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Parking 9 Streets – Amsterdam

Wijde Heisteeg 1A, 1016 AS Amsterdam, Netherlands

9 Streets car park

The 9 Streets form one of the most charming shopping districts in Amsterdam. In the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage canal belt, you’ll discover nine picturesque streets full of fashion, craftsmanship and culture. The shopping district is located between the Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht, just behind the Royal Palace on Dam Square. Here you’ll find unique boutiques, trendy concept stores and inviting cafés in historic buildings. Whether you’re shopping, having lunch or simply strolling around: parking near the 9 Streets is easy and affordable at The Bank car park. By pre-booking online, you can park hassle-free at The Bank, the best option within walking distance.

Parking near the 9 Streets

For a relaxed day of shopping, the most convenient option is The Bank car park, located directly on Amstelstraat. From here, it’s about a 5-minute walk to the 9 Streets. IJDock car park is another good and affordable alternative; from there, you can walk via Amsterdam Central Station and Dam Square in around 25 minutes to reach the district. By pre-booking online, you can save up to 50% on parking costs and are guaranteed a space.

How to get from the car park to the 9 Streets

From The Bank car park: within 5 minutes you walk along the canals to Huidenstraat, the heart of the 9 Streets.
From IJDock car park: walk in about 25 minutes via Amsterdam Central Station and Dam Square to the shopping district. Prefer something more active? Choose Park + Bike at IJDock and cycle to the 9 Streets in just 10 minutes.

Pre-book your parking for the 9 Streets

Planning a shopping trip or a day out in Amsterdam? By pre-booking at The Bank car park, you park affordably, are sure of a space and start your visit stress-free. With a reservation, you save up to 50% and avoid queues at the payment machines. Pre-book your parking space at The Bank here.

What to expect from the 9 Streets

The 9 Streets are a beloved shopping district for both locals and visitors. The street names still recall old crafts, such as the Huidenstraat and Wolvenstraat. You’ll find fashion boutiques, vintage shops, art galleries and cosy cafés. Located in the heart of the canal belt, the streets also offer stunning views of Amsterdam’s historic architecture as you explore. For more information and an overview of shops, visit the official 9 Streets website.