Parking near Nassaukade

The Nassaukade is a well-known street in Amsterdam-West, located at the overs of the Singelgracht. Part of Amsterdam's inner ring road, also known as the s100, this street forms an important traffic artery together with Stadhouderskade and Mauritskade. Located between Nassaukadeplein and Overtoom, the Nassaukade crosses a number of prominent streets and canals. This makes it a lively and multifaceted part of the city.

The Nassaukade owes its name to the royal house of Orange-Nassau. The quay was named in 1879. Before then, the quay was known as the Buitensingel, this name referring to its location outside Amsterdam's old city limits. When the name was changed, surrounding locations were also renamed, such as Nassauplein and Eerste en Tweede Nassaustraat. These street names show the historical and royal influences of the area.

Many of the buildings along the Nassaukade date from the same period when the street received its current name. The architecture of these buildings shows the grandeur of the late 19th century. There are no fewer than eight municipal monuments along the quay. These monuments are carefully preserved and alterations to these properties require special approval to safeguard their historical value.

The Nassaukade is crossed by a number of prominent streets and canals. This makes it an important connecting route in Amsterdam-West. Some of the important streets are the Eerste and Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat, De Clercqstraat, Klinkerstraat and the Bosboom Toussainstraat. These streets were given their current names a few years after the Nassaukade was renamed. There are also a number of important canals and canals. These are the Kattensloot, Hugo de Grootgracht and the Jacob van Lennepkanaal. These waterways connect the Nassaukade with other parts of the city and give a picturesque image to the urban environment.

The Nassaukade is a popular place to live thanks to its combination of historic architecture, central location and views of the Singelgracht. The surrounding streets offer shops, restaurants and cultural hotspots. Moreover, the greenery and water make for a pleasant living environment in the heart of the city.

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What does it cost to park near the Nassaukade?

At Q-Park Europarking you can park from as little as €4,80 per hour. By booking your parking space online in advance, you are assured of a parking space and you don't have to pass by the pay machine. You can easily drive in and out based on your numberplate.