Amsterdam in Beeld is a visual guide to Amsterdam’s architecture, streetscapes, parks, and distinctive urban details, presented through an organized collection of themed material. Its index covers historic façades, including 17th- and 18th-century architectural styles, doorways, shopfronts, heraldry, inscriptions, symbols, and decorative façade stones. The site also explores old Amsterdam cityscapes, the canal belt, and courtyards, alongside 19th- and 20th-century villas and buildings associated with the Amsterdam School.

Further sections document notable examples and areas, including the Scheepvaarthuis, the Spaarndammerbuurt, De Dageraad, Plan Zuid, and Plan West. Other subjects include Art Nouveau and Art Deco, bridges, parks such as the Vondelpark and Westerpark, Amsterdam North’s wooden houses, postmodern architecture, and examples of damage to historic monuments. Videos are also listed. The material is arranged as a browsable index, making it useful for people interested in discovering the city’s architectural history and character. The site welcomes comments, corrections, and additions by email, and credits Klaas Schoof.