Amsterdam Walk, Retail and entertainment complex in Virginia Highland, Atlanta, US

Amsterdam Walk occupies former Campbell Coal Company warehouse buildings at the west end of Amsterdam Avenue, between Monroe Avenue and the BeltLine in Virginia Highland. The low brick warehouse blocks hold a gym, bars, nightclubs and specialty retailers selling furniture, jewelry, clothing, antiques, baked goods and rugs.

Amsterdam Walk occupies former Campbell Coal Company warehouses in Virginia Highland; the wider Campbell complex once reached north onto land that later held The Cove nightclub and is now slated for Piedmont Park's Piedmont Gardens section. The warehouse became the Thoben Elrod appliance depot, which burned in 1964 with losses of $646,000. The surviving stretch opened in the 1990s as the Midtown Outlets and took its current name in the early 2000s.

The complex occupies former Campbell Coal Company warehouse buildings; the northern part of that complex once held The Cove nightclub, later razed and slated for the Piedmont Gardens section of Piedmont Park. The site opened in the 1990s as the Midtown Outlets and took the name Amsterdam Walk in the early 2000s.

The complex offers parking and is walking distance from nearby residential areas. Moving between stores happens along open pathways and covered areas depending on the weather and your preference.

The Campbell Coal Company complex once extended north of today's Amsterdam Walk; that parcel later held The Cove nightclub, was razed, and is slated to become the Piedmont Gardens section of Piedmont Park.