Smallest House Amsterdam

This historic building is notable for its extremely narrow width of only 2.02 meters, making it one of the most unusual examples of traditional Dutch architecture. Originating from the 18th century, it reflects the city’s architectural heritage and is officially designated as a national monument. The building’s compact size and distinctive facade highlight the innovative use of limited urban space in the period. It is accessible to the public and serves as a tangible piece of local history and architectural curiosity.