Amsterdam is an internationally renowned city, in part due to the soccer club Ajax, which in 1995 became the last Dutch club to win the World Cup and continues to contribute significantly to the city’s international reputation. But Amsterdam is also known as a commercial hub, thanks to its beer breweries, shipbuilding, sawmills, the stock exchange, banking, insurance, printing companies, bars, restaurants, and theaters, among other industries. For example, Amsterdam plays an important role in the ICT sector both nationally and internationally. And the well-known shopping streets (such as Kalverstraat), which are visited by many Dutch people every week, are certainly no strangers to visitors. Not to mention tourism, which naturally provides a significant boost as well. We hope that all of Amsterdam’s attractions will contribute to a memorable staff party in Amsterdam. There are, of course, many options, whether you’re planning a half-day or a full-day event with a themed party in Amsterdam. You will find team building activities by clicking on team building Amsterdam. For other company outings, please go to company outings in Amsterdam.
Why Onemotion? 
Includes venue, DJ, decorations, party manager, and welcome drinks
At this '90s-themed party, you'll travel back together to a time when a Nokia 3310 was indestructible, MSN seemed more…
Team-Building in the Ocean
As soon as the boat docks at Forteiland IJmuiden, it feels as if you’re stepping into a completely different world.…
Includes dinner and a boat tour
Looking for a company outing that’s just a little different? Don’t want to sit still for hours during dinner, but…
Includes venue, DJ, party planner, decorations, invitations, and welcome drinks
Are you ready for an evening full of nostalgia, hilarious challenges, and debates about which era really had the best…
Dinner included
VR team building is perhaps the only activity where it’s perfectly normal for coworkers to point excitedly at a blank…
Includes venue, DJ, party planner, decorations, invitations, and welcome drinks
A '70s, '80s, '90s, and '00s-themed party is much more than just an evening of listening to music. It’s a…
For corporate parties, meetings, or other events for 4 to 1,000 people.
Are you looking for a venue where a business event doesn’t immediately feel like… well, a business event? Then the…
A Winter Wonderland in the Middle of the Sea
As soon as the boat docks and you step onto the atmospherically lit Forteiland, it feels as if you’ve accidentally…
Includes venue, DJ, party planner, decorations, invitations, and welcome drinks
Dig those baggy jeans out of your closet, practice the Macarena, and get ready for a Christmas party like you’ve…
Professional aftermovie starting at €800
A staff party always goes by faster than you think. Weeks of preparation go into it; the party committee runs…
Includes: entertainment, DJ, lighting and sound, après-ski games, event styling, welcome drink, 100% WKR-compliant
Did this year’s ski vacation get pushed aside for a meeting in Conference Room 2? Don’t worry—the Après-Ski Party is…
A maximum of 350 participants.
You don’t have to have ever been on skis to know what winter sports are really all about: après-ski. Fun,…
Planning a staff party in Amsterdam? It’s the annual event where you can get to know your colleagues better. Our capital city, Amsterdam, is the largest municipality in the country in terms of population. It is located in the province of North Holland on the IJ River and at the mouth of the Amstel River. The name Amsterdam dates back to the 13th century (when Amsterdam was granted city rights) and derives from its location near a dam on the Amstel River. During the Golden Age, Amsterdam was one of the world’s largest trading cities. Due to its growing population, the city quickly outgrew its boundaries, leading to expansion. This expansion also gave rise to Amsterdam’s canal belt (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), which has become a major tourist attraction.
A winter company party in Amsterdam really has it all. Charming canals, thousands of twinkling lights, cozy Christmas markets, and historic streets that are even more beautiful in December than usual. As soon as the winter lights come on, the capital transforms into one big backdrop for an unforgettable end to the year. Even the colleague who normally only gets excited about an Excel spreadsheet suddenly looks around in awe. A true crowd-pleaser is the world-famous Amsterdam Light Festival. During this event, you’ll cruise or stroll past dozens of impressive light art installations that transform the canals and the city center into an open-air museum. It’s perfect to combine with a canal cruise, a Christmas dinner, or a cozy winter get-together. And let’s be honest: a group photo among the light art installations is just a little bit better than one next to the coffee machine.
The Ice Village on Museumplein is also a perfect place to soak up the Christmas spirit. Amid charming wooden chalets, Christmas lights, and winter treats, coworkers stroll past dozens of stalls. Chances are someone will say, “I’m not buying anything, though.” Only to return ten minutes later with hot chocolate, Christmas cookies, and a hat. Right next to the Christmas market is the ice rink on Museumplein. It’s a great way to kick off a company party. Though it usually becomes clear pretty quickly who took ice-skating lessons as a kid… and who’s especially good at holding onto the boards. Fortunately, that results in just as many smiling faces as it does beautiful laps.
The Winter Parade and various Christmas markets scattered throughout the city also offer plenty of festive fun. Think live music, winter food trucks, mulled wine, fire pits, and beautifully lit squares. The historic city center provides the perfect backdrop for a winter stroll before you sit down for a sumptuous dinner or a night of partying. After all the winter activities, it’s time to really get the party started. Choose a Winter Wonderland-themed party, a fun Christmas quiz, an après-ski party, or a cozy get-together along Amsterdam’s canals. And of course, there’s always that one coworker who says beforehand, “I’m definitely not singing.” Until “All I Want for Christmas Is You” or “Sweet Caroline” blares from the speakers and the entire department spontaneously turns into a backup choir.
The great thing about Amsterdam is that you can combine just about anything. Start with a canal cruise past the Amsterdam Light Festival, visit the Ice Village, enjoy a Christmas dinner in a historic canal-side house, and wrap things up with a spectacular staff party. That way, it’s not just a Christmas get-together, but a complete winter experience. A winter company party in Amsterdam is ultimately all about enjoying time together. Strolling past thousands of lights, ice skating, sipping mulled wine, laughing at each other’s skating skills, and creating memories that will be talked about for months to come. And the biggest challenge of the evening? Not the quiz… but finding that coworker who wanted to “just quickly” check out a Christmas market stall.
