As far as the Primarks that I've visited go, this one is my favourite. Nice clothes for a nice…read moreprice. The only problem is that you always end up spending at least a hundred euro's because everything here is awesome and cheap. My wallet no likey! The one downside to Primark is that they're collections come in limited amounts. One day there's something super awesome you want to buy for your boyfriend, but he's not with you and you want to see it on him and the next day it's gone forever. :( Sad times. So come here, shop fast and don't forget to bring your Birthday money, holiday money, tax paybacks and entire life savings so you can buy everything your heart desires and everything your heart didn't even know it desires!

Apparently this Primark is a big hit in The Netherlands. Why - because they are incredible cheap…read more The fashion styles on offer are not too bad, but I personally would prefer a different kind of fashion I can imagine why this is so popular. I am not convinced that there are special bus trips to visit Primark - but knowing the Dutch.. it could be.

A decent place to go outlet shopping although I wish there was something a bit closer to Amsterdam…read more To get to this place you have to take the train and then a bus. There is a good variety of stores here, the prices are not always great though, it depends on when you go. I did drive here once and will never do that again, it is very hard to find the parking entrance to the place since there are not really any signs for it. And you have to pay to park even though you are nowhere close to the city center, it is not too expensive but still a rip-off I think.

Very similar to the premium outlet malls in the US. A small "village" with a lot of stores. You…read morehave a couple of the large brands, and the Hugo Boss outlet store is my favorite. Lot of suits and acceptable prices. The only annoying thing, which is typical Dutch, is that it costs €3 to park there.

A Friendly vintage and retro outlet to shop for furniture, home accessories or pick up or drop off…read moreyour postal packages. I notice sometimes you might come across a few interesting vintage garments as well in here. They are located in Cruquius shopping center, which is one of the big outlets in between Heemstede and Haarlem. There are a variety of big shops in this shopping center. The previous pictures on Yelp doesn't really give an accurate perspective of the current shop. So keep that in mind, it's definitely worth a visit.

The Vintage Store is a huge second hand/ vintage shop in Heemstede. Their are many spots to park…read moreyour car since this place is a bit outside the center. This shops has a lot of everything! Lots of clothing, books, furniture and more. It is great! I love this place especially for the clothing. Everything is very well sorted and their really are many treasures to find. The clothing department really feels like a hip city vintage shop but with better prices! I think they really decorated this place very well! Except the furniture department. Which is on the top floor. This department isn't very organized and prices are quite high. Also the stuff isn't that great. What I also like about this place are the spacious and nicely decorated fitting rooms. I also like that they have a café! With quite a lot of seats. It's very cheap and you can have a coffee with a piece of apple pie here! Nice :)

Seriously! This shop was a real lifesaver for me. I had my connecting flight out of Amsterdam…read morecanceled and I was stuck for an additional 30hrs with an ill equipped carryon. This little shop has everything you could possible need and at a very affordable price point. I was able to purchase a new top, underwear and snacks to keep me going until my flight the next day. They have everything from baggage tags and scales to bras to toys to phone cases! Seriously everything! You can find them on the departures 3 side of the Schiphol airport (before security).

Swanky, with great staff & beautiful clothes. High-end selections that you don't see in the…read morestates. Only in the Netherlands.