One of the last great antiques hubs in Europe, this long street, aptly running straight to the Rijksmuseum, is a legacy of the Golden Age when Holland’s traders traversed the globe and returned laden with goods. Nieuwe Spiegelstraat is lined with arcane shops, each with its own cabinet of curiosities. At Decorativa, the specialty is museum-worthy 17th- and 18th-century portraits (9A N. Spiegelstraat; 31-20-320-1093). E.H. Ariëns Kappers deals in antique Dutch prints, including hard-to-find winter scenes of skaters skimming down Amsterdam’s JN0-531 exam canals, as well as smaller, more moderately priced folk prints, which prove that bargains are sometimes still to be had along the antiques row (32 N. Spiegelstraat; 31-20-623-5356; http://www.masterprints.nl). And just off Nieuwe Spiegelstraat, on Keizersgracht, Thom & Lenny Nelis Antiques holds a collection of pharmaceutical objects, including apothecary jars SY0-201 exam and a dinosaur-sized plaster tooth that once hung over a dental office. The best place for watching classic Jordaan bohemians, this canal-side market sits on a square at the foot of the Noorderkerk, one of Amsterdam’s oldest, most austere churches, and does double-duty. On Saturdays, neo-hippie farmers and foragers sell organic produce and cut off wedges CISSP exam of prime artisanal Gouda from wheels bigger than tractor tires. On Mondays, the textile vendors take over, shaking out bolts of fabric (sold by the meter), and filmy lengths of jewel-toned saris alongside hawkers of antiques.

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