Vote at unique locations in Amsterdam and Weesp

You can cast your vote in a church, museum, library, historic building or even in the middle of nature. Voting in such a place makes the day extra special.

Practical information

Before you go to vote:

• Check the digital map with all polling stations in Amsterdam and Weesp, including opening times and accessibility information.

• Most polling stations are open from 07.30 to 21.00.
• Some have different opening hours.
• Bring your polling card and proof of identity.

City Centre

Red Light Jazz Radio - Zeedijk 44H

A unique spot where music, culture and community meet. On election day there will be a live radio session, a special blend of democracy and jazz.

Central Station - Stationsplein

For the first time, there are two polling stations at Central Station: one near tram 26 from IJburg and one by Wagamama, close to the Buiksloterweg ferry. Convenient if you are on the move.

De Nederlandsche Bank - Frederiksplein 61

After five years of renovation, the building has reopened. Visitors can vote here and view the new art and money collection.

Nieuw-West

Het EECO - S.F. van Ossstraat 1

A local community project focused on togetherness and sustainability. During the elections, this small but meaningful space turns into a polling station.

Van Eesteren Pavilion - Noordzijde 31

Located by the Sloterplas, this museum tells the story of post-war city planning. On 29 October, you can vote here and visit the free exhibition Just City.

Noord

Tolhuistuin - IJpromenade 2

A lively cultural venue by the IJ River, home to music, theatre and art. Cast your vote in a creative and inspiring setting.

Buiksloterkerk - Buiksloterkerkpad 10

A historic village church surrounded by greenery. A peaceful, atmospheric place to vote.

Oost

Inholland Academy - Pina Bauschplein 4

This new campus on Zeeburgereiland hosts around 7,000 students. During the elections, it also serves as a polling station.

Hofkerk - Linnaeushof 94

A national monument with beautiful stained-glass windows. Vote here in a quiet and impressive environment.

West

De Otter Windmill - Kostverlorenvaart

The oldest sawmill in Amsterdam, built in 1641. Vote here and experience a piece of living history.

Museum Het Schip - Oostzaanstraat 45

An icon of the Amsterdam School architecture. Vote in this monument full of history and character.

Zuid

WTC Amsterdam - Zuidplein 12-14

An international hub for working, learning and meeting. Next to the polling station you can see an impressive 70 m² model of Amsterdam, an inspiring place to vote for the future.

Stichting Welzijn Doven Amsterdam - Stadhouderskade 89

Here, the polling station is run by deaf and hard-of-hearing staff, with a sign language interpreter present all day.

Zuidoost

De Tafelberg - Tafelbergweg 8

A residential complex for young people and starters. On election day, it becomes a lively polling station full of energy and optimism.

NoLIMIT Cultural Centre - Geldershoofd 80

Normally a creative space for young people, now a place where creativity, community and democracy come together.

Weesp

Wispe Brewery - Herengracht 16

Located in a former church in the historic heart of Weesp. After voting, take a stroll through the charming town centre.

Weesp Fire Station - Aetsveldselaan 65

Run by volunteer firefighters who are always on call. On election day, the fire station will also serve as a polling place.

Make your voice heard

Whether you vote in a church, windmill or museum, your vote counts. Take part and make your voice heard.

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