Netherlands Amsterdam Amsterdam Market

Ten Katemarkt

About

Located in Amsterdam’s vibrant Kinkerbuurt district, Ten Katemarkt is a bustling daily street market that blends local charm with international flair. Open Monday through Saturday, it features over 100 stalls offering fresh produce, flowers, clothing, household goods, and a mouthwatering array of global street food—from Indonesian satay to Turkish pastries. The market’s lively atmosphere and affordable prices attract both locals and curious visitors seeking an authentic experience away from the tourist trail. Adjacent to the cultural hotspot De Hallen, Ten Katemarkt is ideal for combining shopping with a visit to the cinema, library, or indoor food court. Its pedestrian-only setup during market hours makes browsing relaxed and enjoyable. Whether you’re picking up groceries, sampling fresh stroopwafels, or chatting with friendly vendors, Ten Katemarkt offers a snapshot of everyday Amsterdam life—diverse, welcoming, and full of flavor.

Amsterdam Netherlands

Location

The Ten Katemarkt is a lively daily street market situated on Ten Katestraat, in the Oud-West (Old West) neighborhood of Amsterdam, just off the bustling Kinkerstraat shopping street. It operates Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, closing on Sundays. The market features around 130 stalls offering a diverse range of products including fresh produce, cheeses, meats, flowers, fabrics, clothing, and specialty international street foods, making it a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors seeking daily groceries or unique finds. This market is conveniently adjacent to De Hallen, a popular cultural complex that houses a cinema, library, and indoor food hall, adding a modern touch to the shopping experience. The surrounding Oud-West area is known for its mix of trendy cafés, restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, giving visitors plenty of options to explore before or after visiting the market. Other nearby attractions include the Hollandsche Manege, a historic royal riding school, as well as close proximity to the Jordaan neighborhood, renowned for its quaint streets and lively cafes, and the expansive Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s largest city park, ideal for relaxation. Accessibility is excellent with tram stops like Nicolaas Beetsstraat nearby, making Ten Katemarkt an easily reachable and authentic local market in Amsterdam’s vibrant west end.