About

The Lomography Gallery Store Amsterdam is located in the heart of the famous Nine Streets, on the corner of the Wolvenstraat and facing the Herengracht. Here you'll find the full range of Lomographic products sheltered by the biggest Lomowall in the Netherlands! No less than 6000 Lomographs! All our cameras, accessories, books and fashion items are on display to be touched, stroked, smelt and cuddled. Not only that but the store is also the home of our Gallery so you'll be able to take part in workshops and neighborhood walkabouts for an analogue test-drive of our cameras. Drop by anytime when you are around, ask all your questions to our lovely Dutch Lomography crew and enjoy your visit to the max.

All products are on display for a hands-on experience, and knowledgeable shop staff are always there to guide you if you need assistance. The store offers the opportunity to touch, smell, hold, and lovingly gaze upon the object of your Lomographic desire.

Store Specials

The Lomography Gallery Store Amsterdam opened on September 13th 2011. Our welcome to the Nine Streets included the biggest party the street had ever seen. Live bands, traditional Dutch drinks and finger food, lots of 'gezellige' lomography friends, camera-shaped cakes and tons of Lomo-snapping! An authentic canal house on the corner of the Wolvenstraat facing the Herengracht and measuring 200 square meters spread out over four floors - the building of the Lomography Gallery Store in Amsterdam is unique. Several concepts will be held throughout the entire building. The Lomography Gallery Store offers, beneath the lomographic product range on the ground and first floor, special services on the upper levels for all lomographic desires and acts.

Store History

After opening Lomography Gallery Stores in cities like Berlin, Milan, Tokyo and New York, it was finally time to base down in the Dutch capital - Amsterdam. Finding the perfect location was a challenge, but after a few months we got ourselves the perfect catch. Right down in the heart of the famous Nine Streets. A four-story canal house - build in 1890 - with enough space to run several concepts for all your lomographic desires.