Amsterdam Party Hostels

The Flying Pig Uptown and St Christopher's at The Winston are great for solo travelers due to their social atmosphere and organized events, making it easy to meet people.

Party hostels in Amsterdam generally range from €20-50 per night for a dorm bed. Prices fluctuate based on season and demand, with summer and weekends being more expensive.

Clubs in Amsterdam usually open around 11 PM or midnight and stay open until 3 AM or 4 AM on weekdays, and often later on weekends (5 AM or 6 AM).

Amsterdam is generally a safe city. However, like any major city, be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas and at night. Watch out for pickpockets and avoid unlit, quiet streets if alone. Stick to well-trafficked areas when walking at night.

The legal drinking age is 18. Coffee shops have their own rules; generally, you must be 18+, and often you can't consume alcohol inside. Be mindful of local customs and respectful of residents.

Walking and cycling are common. Trams run until about midnight, after which night buses operate on main routes. Taxis are available but can be pricey. Ride-sharing apps also work.

Be wary of street dealers (drugs are illegal to buy on the street), pickpockets in tourist hotspots, and overly friendly strangers offering unsolicited help. Only buy from licensed establishments.

The dress code is generally casual. For most bars and many clubs, jeans and a nice top/shirt are fine. Some higher-end clubs might have a stricter dress code (e.g., no sneakers or sportswear).

Yes, tap water in Amsterdam is safe to drink and of high quality. Food safety standards are also high. Enjoy local specialties like stroopwafels and herring from reputable vendors.

For emergencies, call 112. For non-urgent medical advice, you can visit a local doctor (huisarts) or pharmacy (apotheek). Ensure you have travel insurance.