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Numa Amsterdam Oosterpark is located in one of the most important streets of Amsterdam East. This lively neighbourhood is known as the “Dapperbuurt”, and boasts a famous six-day multicultural local market called Dappermarkt. The local neighbourhood’s countless restaurants and shops offer just the thing for every taste. Those who want to shop even more will be happy to hear that the Oostpoort shopping centre is only a short stroll away. The nearby Oosterpark, one of Amsterdam’s most beautiful parks, offers ample greenery and activities for locals and tourists. Please note that the rooms are only accessible by stairs as there is no elevator in the building. We're fully digital, so there's no reception or staff onsite. Instead, guests use our digital check-in and PIN codes to access the property and their rooms! Additionally, our guest experience team is available 24/7 for any questions or concerns via WA, and email.

Numa Amsterdam Oosterpark lies in the nook of the city’s oldest public park: Oosterpark. With its flourishing greenery and peaceful surroundings, it’s difficult to resist paying it a proper visit while staying in the neighbourhood—despite the city center and all the majestic touristic attractions such as Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank’s House, or Van Gogh Museum being just a short tram ride away. The neighbourhood brims over with natural, cultural, shopping and dining possibilities. The Artis Zoo and Botanical Gardens are just a short walk away, after which you might want to visit Tropenmuseum to learn about intriguing details of Dutch colonial history. Wandering through the streets, it’s impossible to pass by a specialty coffee place, such as Rum Baba, or treat yourself with delicious lunch at the famous, local Dappermarkt. And what’s a better way to end the afternoon than cruising some of the local vintage shops?