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Vue.js Amsterdam presents itself as the largest Vue conference in the world, organised by Frontend Revolution, the team that also runs events such as JSWorld Conference and DEVWorld. The programme covers core Vue updates and technical deep dives from the framework's creators and core team, alongside case studies on running Vue at scale and sessions on AI, performance, architecture, testing, accessibility and developer experience. The 2027 event is the tenth-anniversary edition and is announced as the final one held at Theater Amsterdam in the Netherlands, taking place in March 2027. It is an in-person conference staged in a theatre setting with cinema-style seating and a very large screen that suits live coding demonstrations. The organisers cite around 1,000 attendees from more than 50 countries and report that the conference has sold out every year since its launch in 2018. Attendees can follow talks packed with code examples, meet Vue core team members and ecosystem maintainers, and join evening networking and an afterparty. Catering, break refreshments and work stations are part of the ticket. For frontend developers working with Vue, Nuxt and Vite, the conference remains a central annual meeting point for the entire ecosystem.
Vuejs Amsterdam 2027 takes place March 11–12, 2027 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Vuejs Amsterdam 2027 is an in-person event.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
March in Amsterdam is the turn of the season - around 9C, longer evenings, and the first bulb fields opening outside the city. A frontend conference here traditionally draws people into the centre rather than the business districts, and the canal ring is best appreciated in exactly this shoulder period, before the summer crowds arrive. Bikes outnumber cars and delegates who rent one for two days see far more of the place.
Schiphol (AMS) runs direct trains to Amsterdam Centraal every few minutes, taking 15-20 minutes, which is the fastest route into the old city. From Centraal, trams fan out across the canal ring and almost everything central is a 20-minute walk or a short ride. Buy an OV-chipkaart or tap a contactless card; both work on trams, buses and the metro.
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Network coverage across the centre is excellent and most cafes offer wifi as a matter of course. Setting up an eSIM before you travel means maps and ticketing work from the platform at Schiphol onward. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Anne Frank House. The canal-side building where the Frank family hid, preserved as a museum with the annexe largely as it was. Tickets are released online on a rolling schedule and sell out immediately - book the moment your dates are fixed. Ninety minutes, and emotionally heavy; plan what follows accordingly.
The Jordaan. The former working-class quarter west of the centre, now narrow streets, courtyard hofjes and small bars, at its best on a March evening when the terraces reopen. No tickets, no schedule - two hours of wandering, ideally ending at a brown cafe. Noordermarkt runs on Saturday mornings.
NEMO Science Museum. A green copper ship-shaped building near Centraal, hands-on and unusually good for adults despite the family billing. The stepped roof terrace is free and gives one of the best views over the old harbour. Two hours inside; the roof is worth ten minutes on its own. Tickets on Tiqets →
Keukenhof. The bulb gardens at Lisse open in late March, about 40 minutes from the city by combined bus-and-ticket from Schiphol. If your dates fall after opening it is the definitive Dutch spring day out. Half a day, and go on a weekday morning. Tickets on Tiqets →
How long is the train from Schiphol to the centre?
Direct trains reach Amsterdam Centraal in 15-20 minutes and run every few minutes throughout the day.
Should I rent a bike?
If you are comfortable in traffic, yes - it is the fastest way around the centre and the infrastructure is excellent. Stay off the tram tracks and always lock the frame to something fixed.
What is the weather like in March?
Cool and changeable, around 9C, with rain and wind likely on some days but noticeably brighter evenings than in winter.
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