Amsterdam best coffeeshops

 Looking for local Amsterdam best coffeeshops. Coffeeshop De Kroon is one of the best coffee shop in Amsterdam, here most popular strains which you need to try right now while you are at an amsterdm coffeshops i.e. Blue Dream,Harlequin,cannatonic, Northern Lights,Blueberry,Jack Herer etc. coffeeshops in Amsterdam are legal, smoking cannabis in public is not allowed and can result in a fine. For more details visit our website.

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