Sarphati Apartment

The Sarphatistraat, named after the famous doctor and Urban Planner Samuel Sarphati in 1870, is a street in the centre of Amsterdam. It forms a 2km long connection between the southern part of the canal belt and the Eastern Islands. The street, that crosses the Amstel river, is the only street in Amsterdam that has the same name on both sides of the river. In 2017 the Sarphatistraat was designated as the first cycling street of Amsterdam, which means that it is primarily used by cyclists and that cars are ‘guests. Located in the city centre, the apartments in the Sarphatistraat are in the vicinity of several cafes and restaurants, as well as supermarkets. When it comes to tourist attractions and city highlights, the Sarphatistraat offers a suitable location as well. The apartment is located near several museums, movie theatres and parks.

For attractions and sites that are not within walking distance, the city of Amsterdam offers a formidable public transportation system. In most cases, the metro offers the best solution to your transportation. Metro lines 51, 53 and 54 are all just around the corner of the apartment. These lines provide possibilities to travel through the entire city. In addition, tramlines 1, 7 and 19 drive through the Sarphatistraat, offering a direct connection between the apartment and the city’s central station. If, for some reason, these forms of transport are not available, bus line 246 stops near the apartment at the Weesperplein.