Where thenighttakes her

Amsterdam Centrum is the old core. Dam Square, the canal belt, Centraal Station, the busy squares that fill up after dinner. Jordaan sits just west of it, narrow lanes and canal house stays. De Pijp lies south of the ring, a street market by day and bars and small kitchens by night. Oud-Zuid is museums, Vondelpark and wide, quiet avenues.

Companions live in all four. That is why central bookings move fast: the girl you pick is rarely more than a short ride away.

Schiphol covers layovers, early flights and the hotels around the runways. Utrecht is under half an hour by train. Den Haag and Rotterdam take longer, and the notice grows with the distance. The evening itself does not change. Only the travel does.

The city pages stick to hard information: train times, road times, the parts of town where visitors sleep. The district pages go street level: which squares get loud, where a taxi struggles, what a night there usually looks like.

Every booking starts with where you are. A hotel, a street, or just the nearest landmark is enough. Send it with a time, and the desk works out who can be there and when.

Already know who you want? Go straight to the girls. Want the numbers first? Check the rates.