Café Batavia is a historic restaurant and bar located in Jakarta’s Old Town (Kota Tua), Indonesia, situated in a 19th-century colonial building that dates back to the Dutch East Indies period. The establishment is known for its vintage interior design, which retains many colonial-era architectural features such as wooden shutters, high ceilings, and antique furnishings. Positioned on the edge of Fatahillah Square, it offers scenic views of the square and surrounding heritage buildings. Café Batavia serves a variety of Indonesian and international dishes, and it often functions as a cultural landmark that reflects the colonial past and artistic heritage of Jakarta.

Amsterdam’s only ice bar is located in the centre of the city. At the front, there’s a heated bar to enjoy a couple of drinks in preparation including Heineken beer, wine and cocktails. Wrap up in the coats and gloves provided before heading to the next bar. The colourfully-lit icebar itself is -10°C and, as you’d expect, everything is made entirely of ice, from the furniture and bar to the art and your glasses.

Located on the Leidseplein, this stylish boutique nightclub offers exclusive table service and VIP tables. The club is also great for big groups with a massive dance floor and one of the best sound systems in the city blasting out the hottest hip hop and nightclub classics.