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Abraxas

Abraxas
Down a side-street off one of the main boulevards in Amsterdam Centrum, you'll find this surprisingly cosy medium-size coffeeshop spread over several narrow floors. Read_on (No Comments)

Amnesia

Amnesia
The first thing to be said about this coffeeshop is that it's part of a chain which has received many Cannabis Cup Awards and therefore should be on the map for any connoisseur. Read_on (No Comments)

Barney's

Barney's
This coffeeshop review is more about the three establishments which are part of Barney's coffeeshop empire and all located on Haarlemmerstraat within close walking distance of each other. Read_on (No Comments)

Bluebird

Bluebird
Bluebird might seem at first like a small coffeeshop, but the upstairs is substantially larger than the ground floor and the window-walls Read_on (No Comments)

Bulldog No. 90

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Arguably the first ever coffeeshop in Amsterdam, this establishment combines cannabis history and getting high with an excellent central location. Read_on (No Comments)

Bulldog Palace

Bulldog Palace
Fancy going down the police station for a spliff? Well in Amsterdam, you can, although the police station has been transformed into a multi-storey smoking, drinking and dancing venue. Read_on (No Comments)

Coffeeshop 36

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Its canal view at the back sold us on this place and it's close to the station which is ideal if you're in Amsterdam only briefly. Read_on (No Comments)

Dolphins

Dolphins
You won't find a place like this anywhere in Amsterdam or any other place on the planet for that matter. With an overwhelming Read_on (No Comments)

Funny People

Funny People
This coffeeshop is a bit dark and on the small side, but the candles, comfy seating and cushions all ensure a relatively cosy experience and its located near the train station. Read_on (No Comments)

Grasshopper

Grasshopper
This grand establishment is a one-stop shop for food, drink and smoke. It's close enough to the station for a one-hour stopover or you could even just grab a beer, a steak and a joint without even leaving the premises. Read_on (No Comments)

Greenhouse Centrum

Greenhouse Centrum
Part of one of the best coffeeshop chains, this establishment in a busy part of the city centre is quite busy itself and with good reason! The outside seating area next to the canal away from the main drag is an ideal spot for smoking on a sunny day. Read_on (No Comments)

Katsu

Katsu
Katsu's laid-back atmosphere and its impressive cannabis selection are just two reasons to head over to the De Pijp neighbourhood. Read_on (No Comments)

La Tertulia

La Tertulia
Open since 1983, one of the oldest coffeeshops in Amsterdam is also one of the most appealing and original for smokers and non-smokers alike. Read_on (No Comments)

Lion of Judah

Lion of Judah
Beware! If you can't relate to the Rastafarian way of life, you may not enjoy this coffeeshop. If, however, you'd like to embrace your inner Marley, then by all means pay a visit to Lion of Judah. Read_on (No Comments)

Magic

Magic
This charming North African-style coffeeshop boasts computers with internet access and a pool table, along with other games, as well as large comfortable seating areas. Read_on (No Comments)

Noon

Noon
Colourful, detailed décor and comfortable seating make this an ideal coffeeshop for relaxation. Stare at the murals, chat with locals or try the vaporizer while sitting at one of its large tables. Read_on (No Comments)

Old Church

Old Church
This coffeeshop is surprisingly hard to find given its position in the centre of Amsterdam, but the giant neon signs on the facade will certainly help. Read_on (No Comments)

Paradox

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Amsterdam used to boast over 1,000 coffeeshops, but these days only a quarter of these remain, including Paradox in the heart of the Jordaan, which has served as a haven for local smokers since 1991. Read_on (No Comments)

Rastababy

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Conveniently close to the station and complete with outdoor terrace as well as a conservatory-type lobby area, this coffeeshop is great spot to wait for the train if you're leaving, or to recover from your travels if arriving. Read_on (No Comments)

Resin

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Fairly spacious with a particularly original and green interior, this coffeeshop may provide a some pleasant respite during a visit to Amsterdam. Read_on (No Comments)

Rokerij IV

Rokerij IV
The latest addition to the Rokerij chain, this coffeeshop can be found in the scenic Jordaan district. Featuring coloured candles, Read_on (No Comments)

Rusland

Rusland
Rusland provides a pleasant break from the coffeeshop norm, although to no extreme extent. The extensive choice of 40 teas provides a world of fragrances to complement the other pungent herbs you can purchase here. Read_on (No Comments)

Siberie

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Visit this coffeeshop on a Friday or Saturday and you'll be able to enjoy some live DJing with your smoke in a cosy atmosphere. Read_on (No Comments)

Smokey

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A large, sprawling affair on the Leidseplein, this formidable pub/pre-nightclub coffeshop is a good place to start with (or without) friends before going on to the nightlife provided by this infamous party area. Read_on (No Comments)

Solo

Solo
Located near the quiet but picturesque Nieuwmarkt part of Amsterdam, this light and simply decorated coffeeshop is run by friendly staff. Read_on (No Comments)

The Saint

The Saint
Down a neat little side street in a corner of the city centre, this graffiti den-cum-coffeeshop (or the other way around) has its own resident tarantula. Read_on (No Comments)