If you are a professional map, print, globe or scientific instrument dealer and you want to participate at the Amsterdam Map Fair, on Saturday Saturday, September 7th, 2024, then you are invited to submit the registration form below.
A booth costs Euro 550 + TVA *
Each booth consists of one table of 180 x 80cm, two chairs and there is room for a one or two print racks.
When you choose for a 80x80 table there is room for two / three printracks.
The setup starts at 8.00 and the opening of the fair for the public is from 11.00 - 18.00.
Cocktail reception with Amsterdam Canal tour.
On Friday evening, September 6th, there is a welcome cocktail for participating dealers and open to visitors.
The cocktail reception takes place on a boat with a 2-hour boat tour of the Amsterdam canals.
Limited to 50 participants. Costs are 25 euros per person. Reservation is needed.
* Dealers outside The Netherlands / France and within the EU with a valid VAT number, are exempt from paying TVA .
ORGANISATION
Paulus Swaen Old Maps / Librairie Loeb-Larocque
More info tél.: +31 6 278 39704 / +33 6 52222607
Cocktail reception - Welcome on board!
Don't miss out on our Friday evening two-hours boat tour with cocktail reception. By reservation only and available for map fair participating dealers and map enthusiasts. . 25 euros pp.
Hotel reservation
We recommend to book early, September is a busy month for Amsterdam and hotel rooms tend to be cheaper when you book early.
Below are a few hotels who are situated within a 15 minutes walking distance from the Maritime Museum.
When you like architecture and historic hotels we recommend the Grand Hotel Amrâth, also known as "Het Scheepvaarthuis", and a world renown example of the Amsterdam School architecture.
.The Grand Hotel Amrâth Amsterdam is located only 500 meters from the central station and a 15 minutes walk to the Scheepvaart Museum.
The hotel provides its own parking garage, which needs to be reserved in advance..
Two other hotels within 15 minutes walk are the hip Rooms25 or you can sleep on the classic Hotel boat Angeline.
The Grand Hotel Amrâth Amsterdam is located in the former Shipping House, a decorated monument and example of the Amsterdam School architecture.
.The Amrâth is located only 500 meters from the central station and a 15 minutes walk to the Maritime Museum.
The hotel provides its own parking garage.
Rooms euros 285 and up.
In the early 20th century, six shipping companies decided to join forces to build a shared head office, from where they could sell tickets for voyages by sea to the Dutch East Indies, Africa and other destinations. Prins Hendrikkade proved to be the perfect location as it was close to Oostelijke Handelskade, which was the quay from where the trading ships docked and departed.
The envisaged building was required to exude splendeur and strength. In 1912 architect Van der Meij is appointed to design this symbolic structure.
Rooms25 is a boutique hotel tucked away on the Marineterrein (navel base), once a navy area and now a hotspot for locals. Sit back and enjoy watching the action on the water from the waterfront terrace with possibly the best cocktails and views in Amsterdam.
A 10 minutes walk to the Maritime Museum, cars are not allowed on the navel base.
Rooms euros 186 and up
This family-run hotel boat offers a unique and comfortable way to experience the charm of Amsterdam - on board of a classic boat. The boat is moored in the picturesque Oosterdok, just a short walk from the bustling city center and the Maritime Museum.
The hotel boat features nine cozy cabins, each with its own private bathroom and air conditioning to ensure a comfortable stay. Internet access.
Rooms 115 euros.
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