Ten Katemarkt

The Ten Katestraat in the Kinkerbuurt, Oud-West, was named a licensed vending street in 1910 in the same decision that created the Albert Cuyp, Dapper and Lindengracht markets, which makes this one of the city's four original street markets. It stayed a neighbourhood market rather than a destination one, and the tourist board sends bargain hunters here rather than to the centre. The stall rows are flat and kerb-free enough to be tagged wheelchair accessible.

District

West

Year founded

1910

Wheelchair accessible

Yes

Category: Markets

Tags: food, bargains, west, historic

Coordinates: 52.3667239, 4.8670305

Part of Amsterdam's street markets

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