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Do iOS is an Amsterdam conference for iOS developers, running across three days in November 2026. The event has a long and slightly interrupted history, with previous editions in 2015, 2016, 2018 and then annually from 2022, and is hosted by AppForce1. The conference serves the European Apple platform development community, drawing engineers working in Swift and the wider iOS ecosystem to the Netherlands. Amsterdam's central position and transport connections make it accessible across the continent, and the multi-day format allows for both conference sessions and hands-on workshop time. Organisers take a deliberately open approach to programming, stating that they are looking for anything a speaker wants to present as long as it relates to iOS development. Workshop hosts are welcomed alongside conference speakers. That openness tends to produce a programme reflecting what developers are genuinely working on rather than a curated thematic argument. For iOS and Swift developers across Europe, Do iOS provides three days of platform-specific content and direct contact with the continental Apple development community.
Do iOS 2026 takes place November 10–12, 2026 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Do iOS 2026 is an in-person event.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
Amsterdam in the second week of November is dark by half past four and often wet, which pushes an iOS conference firmly indoors and into the cafés afterwards. The city compensates with a centre that is genuinely small: most of what a visitor wants sits inside a thirty-minute walk or a short tram ride. Canals reflect the streetlights early, and the museum quarter is at its least crowded in these weeks.
Schiphol (AMS) is one of Europe's principal hubs and sits directly above a rail station, with trains to Amsterdam Centraal every few minutes taking fifteen to twenty minutes. Trams and the metro radiate from Centraal across the city, and a rechargeable transit card or contactless card covers all of it. International trains arrive from Brussels, Paris, Berlin and London.
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Dutch networks are among the fastest in Europe and coverage is complete across the city and its transit tunnels. An eSIM loaded before departure means data works from the moment the plane lands at Schiphol. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Rijksmuseum. The national collection of Dutch art and history, anchored by the Golden Age painting galleries. Timed tickets are essential even in winter. Two to three hours covers the main floor properly; the library hall is worth finding on the way through. Tickets on Tiqets →
Van Gogh Museum. The largest collection of the artist's work anywhere, arranged chronologically so the shift in style is easy to follow. It is compact and gets busy, so book the earliest slot available. Around two hours, next door to the Rijksmuseum. Tickets on Tiqets →
Canal ring walk. The seventeenth-century canal belt is a UNESCO site and best experienced simply on foot, following Herengracht and Keizersgracht westward. An unhurried loop takes about ninety minutes and costs nothing. Evening is when the bridge lighting makes the case.
EYE Filmmuseum and NDSM. A free ferry from behind Centraal crosses to Amsterdam Noord, where the EYE film institute and the former NDSM shipyard offer a very different register from the old centre. Allow half a day including the ferry hops, which run frequently and free.
How do I get from Schiphol to the city?
Take the direct train from beneath the terminal to Amsterdam Centraal. It runs several times an hour and takes fifteen to twenty minutes.
Should I rent a bicycle?
Only if you are confident in dense traffic. November rain and unfamiliar cycling rules make trams and walking the easier choice for a short conference trip.
Are museum tickets needed in advance?
Yes for the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, which use timed entry and sell out even in the low season.
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