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The Amare building

What makes the Amare building so special? We have highlighted a number of articles for you about how Amare came to be, the halls, the facts, substainability and more.

9 weetjes over duurzaamheid in Amare

In Amare staat duurzaamheid centraal. We mogen ons zelfs het meest duurzaam gebouwde podiumkunstencomplex van Nederland noemen. Wat betekent dit in onze dagelijkse werkelijkheid nu eigenlijk? We nemen je mee in een tour door het gebouw.

Surprising art in Amare

Did you know that Amare also contains several remarkable works of art? These works often resulted from special workshops, performances or collaborations with city partners.

Amare's 5 highlights

Haven't had a chance yet to do a guided tour in Amare? No problem! You can also find out more about the new house of culture on Spuiplein digitally. We have selected five places in the building especi…

How Amare came to be

Did you know that the story of Amare starts all the way back in 2009? Fold out the years in this timeline to read more about the process of designing and building the new culture complex at Spuiplein.

A quick look around

With four theatre and concert halls, a large number of public spaces and two catering establishments, Amare is large cultural centre. Curious? Take a quick digital look.

Amare: the facts

Amare is a place for encounters, reflections and new discoveries. Come with us and discover Amare!

Floor plans

On this page you can find the floor plans for the Concertzaal and the Danstheater in Amare and Nieuwe Kerk. The ranking may vary per performance or concert.

Information about the halls and public spaces

How about the accessibility of our halls, foyers, catering and other public facilities? Find more info about, for example, which places are easy to reach if you have a mobility impairment and how wide the seats are.

Art in Amare

The building of Amare houses permanent artworks as well as traveling exhibitions and much more. The expositions in the open spaces are freely accesibble. What art can you see in Amare right now?