Amsterdam, city of diversity and inclusion
Amsterdam’s reputation as a haven of tolerance and diversity stretches back centuries. Since the Golden Age, this canal-ringed city has welcomed religious refugees, free thinkers, and immigrants from across the globe. This tradition of inclusiveness has fostered a unique urban culture where different perspectives flourish side by side. Amsterdam’s commitment to peace is evident in its numerous monuments, museums, and annual remembrance ceremonies. From the Peace Palace to the Homomonument, the city honors those who suffered from intolerance while celebrating human rights and dignity. This living legacy makes Amsterdam not just a beautiful historic destination, but a vibrant symbol of peaceful coexistence.
Art and cultural facilities
This map provides insight into the cultural infrastructure of Amsterdam. This concerns the total supply of buildings with an art and culture program and/or buildings where cultural makers, positions and organizations are located.
> maps.amsterdam.nl/kunstencultuur
Stadsdelen en stadsgebied Weesp
Amsterdam has seven districts and one urban area: Weesp.
In addition, the city is divided into 25 areas, 110 districts and 518 neighborhoods.
Population 935.793 (2025)
Flora Breemer, district administrator of Amsterdam-Zuid, talks about pillars, bubbles, and connecting different social groups. She writes that there will be more community rooms, community gardens and other initiatives, which are intended for all Amsterdammers and are very accessible for Amsterdammers in a vulnerable position.
> parool.nl/wat-niet-veel-mensen-weten-is-dat-amsterdam-zuid-ook-wijken-met-forse-armoede-kent