Amsterdam stock exchange building

The Beurs van Berlage (literally Berlage's stock market) is a building on the Damrak, in the centre of Amsterdam. It was designed by architect Hendrik Petrus ...

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The Amsterdam city council commissioned Hendrick de Keyser to design a building in 1611, where VOC shares and later those of the West India Company were traded.

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The world's first stock exchange was thus situated on a wooden bridge and in a chapel. In 1607, the city authorities decided that Amsterdam needed a proper ...

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The Stock Exchange in Amsterdam (Beurs van Berlage) is a significant monument of modern Dutch architecture. It was built between 1898 and 1903 by Hendrik Petrus ...

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In 1914 the stock exchange moved to a new building in Beursplein 5, next to the old building, where it remains today.

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It is now used as a venue for concerts, exhibitions and conferences (the current Stock Exchange is located next door and is known as Beursplein 5). The Beurs ...

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The AEX Experience is a 75 to 90 minute educational group tour of the exchange building at Beursplein 5.

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Once the historic home of Amsterdam's Stock Exchange, the handsome Beurs van Berlage building is now a venue for exhibitions, parties, and special events.

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Antwerp, London and Rotterdam already had a exchange building. In 1607, the Amsterdam city council made a decision: a exchange building had to be built here.

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