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Amsterdam’s Architectural Monument

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The Beurs van Berlage is considered Holland's most important 19th-century architectural monument. The brick building is was Berlage’s first design and made him instantly world famous.

The Beurs van Berlage

The Beurs van Berlage was built between 1898 and 1903. A part of the river Amstel, where the trading ships used to berth, had to be reclaimed. Historical figures and symbolic illustrations decorated the impressive structure of red bricks.

The main purpose of the Beurs van Berlage was trade. It accommodated the stock market for many years. Today it is an important location for meetings and events.

Beurs van Berlage Museum

The imposing building is an eye-catching feature in Amsterdam's cityscape. Coming from Amsterdam Central Station you will soon see the building on your left. The Beurs van Berlage Museum and a part of the exchange building is now open to the public.

Practical Information

Room Capacity

Room	surface in m2	U-shape	carre	cabaret	theatre	school	air conditioning	daylight
Archief Damrak	80	25	25	40	80	40	false	true
Artiestenfoyer	165	30	30	75	150	75	false	true
Berlage Zaal	180	40	40	100	200	100	false	true
Beursfoyer	330			100	130		false	true
Blauwe Kamer	40	18	18	18	35	18	false	true
Archief Beursstraat	50	25	25	25	50	25	false	true
Derkinderen Kamer	37	15	15	15	30	15	false	true
Graanbeurszaal met Glazen Zaal	600	40	40	100	200	100	false	true
Grote Zaal	1600	200	200	600	1400	600	false	true
Keurzaal	200	40	40	75	150	75	false	true
Koorzaal	165	30	30	80	165	80	false	true
Mendes da Costa Kamer	55	20	20	25	50	25	false	true
Rode Kamer	45	20	20	20	40	20	false	true
Roland Holst Kamer	37	15	15	15	30	15	false	true
Safe Deposit	50	20	20	25	50	25	false	false
Schakelkamer	90	30	30	45	90	45	false	false
Schipperscafé	80	20	20	40	80	40	false	true
Verwey Kamer	75	25	25	40	65	40	false	true
Yakult Zaal (voorm. Effectenbeurszaal)	700	100	100	300	550	300	false	true