Similar to College Hills' young and intellectual vibe, De Pijp in Amsterdam is famously youthful and diverse. De Pijp is renowned for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant street life. Formerly a working-class quarter built to ease the city’s overpopulation, this neighborhood has been transformed into a melting pot of cultures and a haven for foodies, hipsters, and art lovers. The bustling Albert Cuyp Market, the largest daytime market in Europe, offers a variety of goods, local foods, and exotic produce. De Pijp is also known for its narrow streets lined with a mix of independent shops, trendy boutiques, and cozy cafes. Its diverse dining scene ranges from Syrian to Surinamese and everything in between. De Pijp also boasts the presence of the Sarphatipark, a green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape, and is in proximity to the Museum Square, home to the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum.