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Beurs van Berlage

Amsterdam’s former stock-exchange building now operates as an event venue, preserving a physical link to the city’s long financial history.

Beurs van Berlage

Why go

See the building as a later home of a trading culture that developed around VOC shares in the seventeenth century. It is no longer Amsterdam’s active exchange, so the durable draw is the historic architecture and its reuse for contemporary events.

What to look for

  • The building’s name preserves its identity as Berlage’s exchange.
  • Amsterdam’s securities market grew from regular secondary trading in VOC shares.
  • The former exchange now serves as a venue rather than a public trading floor.

Useful to know

  • Check the venue programme before expecting interior access.
  • Approach it as a historic building and event space, not as the current Euronext exchange.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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