South

Amsterdam

Zuid unites sleek glass towers, leafy boulevards and bohemian side-streets, where boardroom mornings in the Zuidas dissolve into sunset strolls through Vondelpark and late-night bites in De Pijp.

Key Details

What to expect

A sophisticated mix of finance hubs, stately embassies and vibrant street markets.

Lifestyle

Upscale yet inviting: fine-dining restaurants, gallery openings and family picnics coexist alongside student hangouts.

What not to expect

Industrial grit or unchecked tourist crowds, Zuid is meticulously curated.

Real estate market

Luxury high-rises, canal-edge villas and renovated historic apartments command premium prices and steady demand.

You are going to fall in love with

The seamless transition from boardroom to park bench, capped by the eclectic buzz of Albert Cuyp Market at dusk.

Keywords

Zuidas, Oud-Zuid, De Pijp, Vondelpark, Museumplein, business district, luxury living, international, tech, culture, fine dining, shopping, art, connectivity, lifestyle.

Commute times

Amsterdam Centraal: 15 min. by car, 20 min. by public transportation
Schiphol Airport: 15 min. by car, 20 min. by public transportation
Amstel Station: 20 min. by car, 25 min. by public transportation
RAI Convention Centre: 5 min. by car, 10 min. by public transportation
Utrecht Centraal: 30 min. by car, 35 min. by public transportation
Rotterdam Centraal: 45 min. by car, 1h by public transportation
Zuidas Business District: 5 min. by car, 5 min. by public transportation

Transportations

Closest underground lines
Line 50 (Zuid Station – Gein)
Line 51 (Centraal Station – Westwijk)
Line 52 (Noord – Zuidlijn, direct to Centraal Station)

Surface transport:
Tram lines 5 and 25
Well connected to local buses (lines 15, 62, 65) and regional buses (321, 341, 347, 357)

Railroad service:
Amsterdam Zuid Station: intercity trains to Schiphol, Utrecht, Rotterdam, and beyond

Highways and freeways:
Direct access to A10 (ring road)
10 min from A2 (direction Utrecht)
10 min from A4 (direction The Hague)
20 min from A9 (direction Amstelveen / Haarlem)

Boundaries

East: Amstel River and President Kennedylaan
West: Amstelveenseweg and the A10 Ring
North: Vondelpark and the Singelgracht
South: Kalfjeslaan and the A10 South Ring

A Walk Through the Neighbourhood

From gleaming glass façades to Linden-lined avenues and bustling Albert Cuyp stalls, the district unfolds as a seamless blend of boardroom polish and bohemian charm.

What to Expect

Amsterdam Zuid is a sophisticated and diverse district that blends business, culture, and lifestyle. From the sleek skyscrapers of the Zuidas business district to the leafy streets of Oud-Zuid and the vibrant energy of De Pijp, this area offers a dynamic range of urban experiences. It’s a part of the city where international professionals, families, and creatives all find their own rhythm. 

Lifestyle

Zuid is where Amsterdam meets cosmopolitan living. Whether you’re enjoying fine dining in Oud-Zuid, working in the high-powered offices of the Zuidas, or socializing in the hip cafés of De Pijp, this district offers something for everyone. With green spaces, cultural institutions, and excellent schools, it’s also one of the most livable and well-connected areas in the city. 

What Not to Expect

This is not a place for alternative or industrial vibes, Zuid is polished, upscale, and highly curated. If you’re looking for raw or bohemian charm, you’ll likely need to venture further east or north. 

Real Estate Market

Zuid’s real estate is among the most sought-after in Amsterdam. In the Zuidas, modern high-rise apartments and penthouses are designed for luxury urban living. Oud-Zuid features elegant townhouses, classic canal villas, and stately apartment blocks. Meanwhile, De Pijp offers a mix of renovated historic buildings and new-build complexes, ideal for young professionals and students. 

You’ll Fall in Love With

The contrast between business and leisure. From morning meetings in glass towers to sunset strolls in Vondelpark, Zuid balances work and lifestyle like no other part of Amsterdam. The cultural treasures of Museumplein and the foodie scene in De Pijp only add to the district’s appeal. 

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