King’s Day 2023 might be here as early as the end of April if that is indeed the case.
In honor of King Willem-birthday Alexander’s, on April 27, Amsterdam will become orange. Here is all the information you need for a delicious evening, including information on events, free markets, and accessibility within the city.
1. King’s Night in Amsterdam in 2023
King’s Night, which falls on April 26, is when certain locations kick off the celebrations before King’s Day, which is observed on April 27.
A King’s Night special by Fiesta Macumba is held in the Melkweg for those who are feeling like a true feestneus, while IJland hosts Good Emotions King’s Night in Amsterdam Noord (party animal).
Like techno more? The Dutch Techno duo Oliver Weiter & Miss Melera join Het Sieraad for their own “royal party” to celebrate. According to Het Parool, King’s Night celebrations will also begin with the club night Modus in the Tolhuistuin.
On the Marie Heinekenplein, there will be a karaoke performance for those who choose not to party but still want to get down.
2. King’s Day in Amsterdam’s major celebrations
King’s Day has events for everyone, whether you want to eat tombouctious, engage in odd street games, see royalty, or simply drink beer.
The city will host a number of festivals and live music performances on April 27, including Loveland van Oranje in the Meerpark, Kingsland in the RAI, and Orange Blossom in the Olympic Stadium.
Seeking a more fun activity to engage in. Like the previous years, the hours of the vriijmarkts (free markets or flea markets), where you can buy used products, are 6 AM to 8 PM.
3. Things need to notice about Amsterdam’s King’s Day in 2023
Despite the fact that many areas of the city will be closed to traffic as people celebrate the day away, public transportation will still be available.
To help you get about while celebrating, check the 9292 websites frequently. Metros, buses, and trams will operate along a different or combined route with the Saturday timetable.
Keep in mind that Amsterdam’s municipal government decided that between the hours of six mornings and twelve in the morning, no one is permitted to purchase or sell more than one alcoholic beverage per individual.
The city is filled with public restrooms, so don’t worry if you need to use one during the day. On Amsterdam’s municipal website, you may find further details about restrooms and first aid stations.
It’s time to get fancy, party, dance, and enjoy yourself!
