After walking around East Amsterdam for a couple of hours I spotted the De Gooyer windmill and headed towards it. There are a couple of bars in the shadows of the windmill so I knew I’d be able to get a drink.
Bar Langendijk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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After my morning walking tour of Amsterdam conducted by Free Dam Tours (highly recommended by the way) I asked Ralph, the tour guide, to point me towards a good craft beer place, and around 10 or so minutes later I was sitting at the bar of Beer Temple.
Beer Temple, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Gollem is a chain of 4 beer cafes in Amsterdam serving a HUGE selection of absolutely magnificent beers. There would be 30 beers of all varieties on tap and probably another 30 or more in bottles.
Cafe Gollem Amstelstraat is about 50 metres from my hotel which meant I’d be spending some time here.
Cafe Gollem Amstelstraat, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Another pub looking out on Rembrandt Square is Three Sisters Pub. It has a large outdoor seating area looking out across Rembrandt Square if you’re lucky enough to score one of those tables.
Three Sisters Pub, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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I was still getting my bearings around Rembrandt Square when I noticed The Old Bell which turned out to be a traditional English pub.
The Old Bell, Amsterdam, The Netherlands