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Haarlem
Welcome to Haarlem
Or how it's often called: little Amsterdam. But Haarlem is not little, it's much more. Haarlem is one of the most beautiful old cities and the second-largest city in the Amsterdam Metropolitan area. Filled with historic buildings, culture, nightlife, hotspots, and great shopping streets, Haarlem got it all.
The large international community and buzzing cultural scene make it a city where you feel at home quickly. There are some English-speaking social and business networks, perfect for those moving here from another country.
With the river Spaarne crossing the city, Haarlem feels a bit like Amsterdam. Cobblestone streets and typical old-Dutch facades complete the idyllic image. Many prefer the quality of life of Haarlem over the city buzz of Amsterdam. In need of Amsterdam's buzz? You're there in 15 minutes.
What’s your type?
Our 198 eye-catching rental studios and apartments in Haarlem are the perfect place to stay your way. Semi-furnished or fully furnished with everything you need. For single ones, couples or families.
Ceylonpoort
Aziëweg
Schalkwijk, Haarlem
162 lofts, apartments, and penthouses
From €932 per month
The Auditorium
Nico Andriessenstraat
Parkwijk, Haarlem
36 studios and apartments
From €874 per month
What about Haarlem
Haarlem is a medium-sized city west of Amsterdam. It’s one of the most popular places where people prefer to live. Located in a prime location if you want to live close to the beach and capital Amsterdam, while nature is around the corner as well.
Blending history, culture, and modernity, Haarlem is popular with the young ones. Without much new construction, lots of historic architecture is still there. This makes it a charming city to rent. The city consists of five districts: the city center, Zuid-West, Oost, Noord, and Schalkwijk.
Your Haarlem
Strolling through the city, you’ll encounter many cultural treasures. Haarlem’s Grote Markt, the central square, is a bustling hub where you can enjoy a cup of coffee at one of the cozy cafés, browse the local markets, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere. But there’s more to what makes Haarlem worth living in.