07 Amsterdam district
Escort De Pijp: the lively south of Amsterdam
De Pijp was laid out in the late nineteenth century as a working-class extension beyond the old city limits, with long, narrow streets that locals say gave the neighbourhood its name. Painters lent their names to those streets, Ferdinand Bol, Gerard Dou, Jan Steen, and the district has turned out every bit as colourful as they would have wanted. It is young, international and loud in the best possible way.
Seven of our companions live here, a few minutes from the market stalls.
7 can come to you About an hour of notice From €180 per hour
08 Based in De Pijp
First picks for De Pijp
The 7 women who live in De Pijp lead the list, followed by those based a short ride away. Each card opens her profile.
Anyone else on our books can reach De Pijp too. Name her in your message and we check the timing.
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Landmarks worth knowing
The Albert Cuypmarkt runs every day except Sunday and is the backbone of the district. Sarphatipark offers a green square of calm right in the middle of it all, and on summer evenings the terraces around it stay full until late, as if the whole neighbourhood were one open-air living room. The old brewery on Stadhouderskade, now the Heineken Experience, marks the northern edge, with the Rijksmuseum just across the water. Since the north-south metro line opened, De Pijp station has put Centraal Station a few minutes away, and the Amstel river is a short walk east.
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Hotels and stays
De Pijp has a growing number of design-conscious hotels along its edges, especially near Stadhouderskade and the Amstel, plus plenty of apartments and short-stay rentals inside the grid. A little further south lies the RAI convention centre, so trade fair visitors often base themselves here. Many rentals sit above shops, behind narrow doors squeezed between the windows, so a floor number and the name on the bell help a great deal. Hotel or apartment, the plan is the same: send the address and the name your stay is booked under, and your companion takes care of the rest.
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How fast she can be there
With seven companions living in the district, an hour's notice is the normal expectation, sometimes less. Traffic on Ceintuurbaan and around the market can slow taxis in the early evening, and weekend nights on the terraces of Gerard Douplein are busy. If you are near Sarphatipark or the Amstel, arrivals tend to be smooth. Whatever the hour, we confirm a realistic time before she leaves.
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A De Pijp kind of evening
Evenings here start early and run on appetite. The streets are lined with small restaurants from every corner of the world, wine bars with two tables on the pavement and cocktail spots that fill up after ten. Molly is made for this side of town, warm and playful with a love of house music and craft cocktails. Luna, bold and independent, will happily talk wine and theatre over a glass. Rosa is the easygoing choice, a gallery lover and record collector who makes a night in feel just as good as a night out. And if you want stories from the ski slopes and summers in Italy, ask about Laura.
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Metro, trams and the square grid
De Pijp is one of the easiest parts of Amsterdam to navigate because its streets run in straight lines. A metro station named after the district sits beneath the Ferdinand Bolstraat, six minutes from Centraal. On the surface, trams work the Ceintuurbaan and the Van Woustraat, with another line up the Ferdinand Bolstraat, and the Amstel river forms a clear eastern border you can walk along at any hour.
Seven of our companions live between these streets, so when you message from De Pijp the wait is normally the shortest we can offer. The south end, near the Europaplein and the RAI, is still close but sits on the edge of the grid. Allow forty-five minutes on a quiet evening and a little longer when a big event at the RAI lets out.
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Where the neighbourhood spends its nights
After six the market stalls fold away and De Pijp turns into one long dining room. The Gerard Douplein fills first, then the cocktail bars along the Van Woustraat and the wine spots near Sarphatipark. On warm evenings, tables spill onto every bit of pavement, and the neighbourhood sounds like a party that never quite starts or finishes.
For a visitor that is an invitation. A good De Pijp evening needs no planning: pick a street, follow the noise and trust your companion to know which kitchen is worth the wait. Our women here know the owners, the queues and the places where you can still talk without shouting, which on a Saturday counts as local knowledge worth having.
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Neighbouring areas
Walk west past the museums and you are in Oud-Zuid. Head north over the Singelgracht and Amsterdam Centrum begins. Compare everyone on the full roster, or check the rates first.
09 Local questions
De Pijp, answered
01How fast can someone reach an address in De Pijp?
Normally within the hour, often faster, because seven companions live in the district. The south end near the RAI can take a few minutes longer on convention days, and we give you a confirmed time before she leaves.
02Can I book a companion for dinner in De Pijp first?
Yes, and few parts of town suit it better. Tell us roughly where you want to eat and when. A dinner date runs as a longer booking, quoted on request and confirmed on WhatsApp.
03I am in town for a fair at the RAI. Is that covered here?
It is, and De Pijp companions are the closest to the convention centre. For hotels south of the A10, the notes on our Zuidas page may fit your stay better.
04Does it matter that I am staying in a short-stay apartment?
Not at all. Apartments are common in De Pijp. Share the full address, floor and doorbell name, and any access code, so she is not left ringing bells on the pavement.
05What does an hour with a De Pijp companion cost?
Expect €180 as the starting price for the first hour; longer visits are priced when you ask. There are no neighbourhood surcharges inside Amsterdam. See our rates page for how longer evenings are arranged.
04 Next door
Around De Pijp
The closest parts of our map, each with its own page, its own arrival notes and its own first picks.
11 From the city guide
Read before De Pijp
Two reads from our city guide that fit this corner of the map: where to walk, where to eat, when to go.
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6 min readAlbert Cuyp Market: Amsterdam's Busiest StreetStalls run the length of Albert Cuypstraat six days a week. A local's guide to shopping, eating and finding your way through the country's busiest general market.Read it
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6 min readDe Pijp: A Neighbourhood Guide to Amsterdam's Liveliest QuarterSouth of the canal ring, De Pijp went from a crowded workers' district to Amsterdam's busiest, most talked about neighbourhood. A local's guide to its streets, market and park.Read it
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