Celebrating 750 Years of Amsterdam: A Year of Unforgettable Events!
- Julia Medeiros

- Oct 20, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 2

In October 2025, Amsterdam will celebrate its 750th anniversary. Founded in 1275 as a small fishing settlement along the Amstel River, the city has evolved over the centuries into one of the most progressive and vibrant capitals in the world. With its charming streets, iconic canals, and a legacy of freedom and tolerance, Amsterdam is a city that embraces both history and modernity. And speaking of embracing, Amsterdam welcomes everyone who passes through.
The people living in Amsterdam, whether born here or not, hold a special affection for this place, and the reasons are varied. For some, it’s the youthful spirit that this 750-year-old lady still carries; for others, it’s the freedom that its breezes inspire. Regardless of the reason, the sense of belonging that one finds here lasts forever.
This is the theme of the celebration: Amsterdam 750 is "Voor Altijd." (Forever...). How you complete that sentence is entirely up to you.
Get Ready
The 750th anniversary will be celebrated with an entire year of events, starting in October 2024 and extending until the 27th of october of 2025. Among the various activities planned, we already have some important events on the agenda, and much more is yet to come!

Let's party together!
Whether you are a lover of history, culture, gastronomy, or outdoor adventures, 2025 will be the perfect year to explore Amsterdam and dive into its rich heritage and promising future. The 750 years of Amsterdam is not just a celebration of the city but a celebration of everything it represents: innovation, freedom, and culture.
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Don't miss the chance to be part of this unforgettable journey! Stay tuned to our blog and Sapiens' social media to learn more about the events and activities.





