Die Port Van Cleve
Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde, Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
“Monumental Dutch brewing landmark”
Vibe
Neo-Renaissance architecture anchors this former brewery, tucked right behind the Royal Palace with an energetic, old-world Dutch rhythm.
“Monumental Dutch brewing landmark”
A monumental Dutch Neo-Renaissance complex standing on the original 1864 Heineken brewery site.
Unbroken hospitality since 1870, maintaining the storied tradition of individually numbered steaks launched in 1874.
Drinks at De Blauwe Parade, a wood-panelled 1888 bodega beneath a 26-meter Delft Blue tile frieze.
Behind the Royal Palace and Dam Square, surrounded by central canals and busy shopping lanes.
Rooms
Spread across six interconnected historic canal houses, layouts naturally vary, pairing original architectural quirks with clean, refreshed comforts.
Backstory
Gerard Heineken purchased the 16th-century brewery on this site in 1864, brewing his first beers here before the building transitioned into hospitality.
Eat & drink
Sip local jenever under an 1887 Delft Blue tile frieze at De Blauwe Parade, then settle in for numbered steaks at Bouillon d'Amsterdam.
The neighborhood
Dam Square and the Royal Palace sit right around the corner, with central canals and bustling shopping lanes branching in every direction.
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