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The favorite spots of Amsterdam's Grannies: 'At this market, we got gifts everywhere'

The favorite spots of Amsterdam's Grannies: 'At this market, we got gifts everywhere'

The stars of the television series De Grannies van Amsterdam have revealed their favorite spots across the city, ranging from lively markets to tranquil parks and museums. These local recommendations reflect the women's personal interests and their deep connection to the city as they film their third season.

The stars of the television series De Grannies van Amsterdam, Joanita, Lorraine, Mug, and Tonneke, have shared their favorite local spots throughout the city. Known for their long-standing friendship and popular show, the women highlight diverse locations that range from lush parks to historic cultural sites. Tonneke frequent the Vondelpark for its greenery, while Mug prefers the atmosphere of the Ten Katemarkt and the quiet, historic charm of the Plantagebuurt. These spots offer the ladies a mix of community connection, relaxation, and cultural enrichment.

Other favorites focus on the city's artistic and social landscape. Lorraine enjoys the vibrant Albert Cuypmarkt and the peaceful gardens of the Rijksmuseum, while Joanita highlights the area around the Museumplein, including the Concertgebouw and local coffee spots like LOT61. Several of the friends also participate in activities at the ZDRMarkt. By sharing these personal recommendations, the four friends provide a unique perspective on the city they call home, continuing to entertain viewers as they embark on their third television season.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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