Coffeecup

Amsterdam is one of the world’s great cities, a living network of charming canals and row houses, thrumming with the non-stop vibrations of boats, bikes, and bars. Amsterdam is known globally for its “ coffee shop culture ”. The coffee of Amsterdam has intense aromas, the flavors are bolder, and the experience of drinking in such a beautiful place makes every moment enjoyable. The Dutch have loved coffee for centuries, and Amsterdam’s contemporary coffee scene is one of Europe’s most progressive and intriguing. Amsterdam is definitely the friendliest city for coffee shop tourism. It is an interesting place in terms of being between the classic darker roast French and Italian coffee culture and the progressive lighter roasts of the Nordic countries. Coffee has become part of a nice morning breakfast, or evening after dinner beverage, in a lot of countries. Someone said it right that,” Good Ideas start with brainstorming but Great ideas start with coffee”. A cup of coffee not only h...

There are so many fantastic reasons to visit the Netherlands! The tulips, the canals and picturesque bridges, the lovely boathouses and breathtaking narrow townhouses, the rich history and art – revived through number of great museums and galleries are just part of it! But tourists also come to experience the lifestyle of locals through traditional and modern restaurants and cafes, as well as one of the most popular and essential parts of this place’s culture – the sense of freedom, through a vast number of amazing coffeeshops! Today, the city of Amsterdam has over 200 certified coffeeshops, where selling medical and recreational cannabis products is allowed. These places are certainly very loved and visited by both locals and tourists who want to relax and enjoy the chill and cozy atmosphere of the coffeeshops while they are enjoying the products and sometimes even the food that is being prepared and served in some of them. However, if you are someone who is visiting Amst...

Cannabis was decriminalized in Amsterdam back in the 1970s, so now coffeeshops throughout the country can legally sell cannabis, even though it can be easily said they still operate on the margins of law. Today, the city of Amsterdam has over 200 certified coffeeshops! The first coffeeshop in Amsterdam was “Mellow Yellow”, founded back in 1972, when Netherlands started to become more tolerant towards cannabis. But even then, the act of selling cannabis was illegal, so the owners of the coffeeshop had to make the transactions in secret and completely hide the main income source for the business. However, the police would still raid the place, but they were never able to find any strong evidence of criminal activity, therefore they never had a reason to close it down. A few years later, the Dutch government decriminalized cannabis under new policy that was created to ease problems associated with narcotics, yet it didn’t mean it became completely legal. Selling cannabis was ...

Located in the heart of Amsterdam, De Kroon lies just a few steps away from some of the most important attractions, making it an ideal base to stop for a bit and recharge after a long day of sightseeing. De Kroon is situated in the proximity of Central Station, De Oude Kerk, Madam Tussauds and the Canal Ring. It’s also a beloved and frequented place not only by tourists, but by locals alike. With a lush green décor dotted by industrial lamps and comfy sofas, the atmosphere in the coffee shop is welcoming to say the least. De Kroon is also known for its hospitable staff, making you feel right at home from the moment you step in. The wide range of products are set to satisfy your taste, regardless of your preferences. And let’s not forget the more-than-charming resident De Kroon cat, which will definitely put a smile upon your face every time you visit. HOUSE RULE: 18+ with a valid ID Card. Alcoholic beverages NOT allowed inside the Coffeeshop. Pos...