Try a new sport for free in Amsterdam

From September 18 to 27, the Amsterdam Sports and Exercise Week offers residents the opportunity to try various sports and activities for free. The event aims to encourage physical activity throughout the city.

From September 18 to 27, the Amsterdam Sports and Exercise Week offers residents the opportunity to try various sports and activities for free. The event aims to encourage physical activity throughout the city.

Designer Sheryl Leijsner, based in Amsterdam, has created an interactive, wool-based art piece titled 'Heart Beat' for the Big Art exhibition. The large, sound-sensitive installation is designed to foster human connection and positivity, and it will be displayed in Rotterdam from September 11 to 13.

Court ushers Joanie Zeën and Pieter Peters describe their essential role in supporting daily operations and managing logistics within the Amsterdam District Court. As part of the 'Week of the Rule of Law,' they explain how they facilitate proceedings and assist participants, ensuring the court functions effectively.

Tennis legend Roger Federer visited Amsterdam this week to host a tennis clinic for children, allowing him to experience the city's bicycle culture firsthand. During his visit, he also reunited with former Dutch tennis player John van Lottum, who reflected on his difficult matches against the Swiss champion.
Sinterklaas will arrive in Amsterdam in 66 days to celebrate the holiday season. The traditional figure will remain in the city until Pakjesavond.
This weekend from September 11 to 13, Amsterdam offers various activities including open-house events, vintage shopping, and dance parties. Residents and visitors are encouraged to explore new venues and enjoy the final days of summer.
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