☕ Coffeeshop in Apeldoorn
Apeldoorn isn’t the first city most people think of when talking about Dutch cannabis culture, but it hides a few gems that locals truly appreciate.
Whether you’re here for a short stop or staying longer, the city’s coffeeshops offer a relaxed, no-fuss atmosphere that’s perfect for both seasoned visitors and first-timers.
The vibe in Apeldoorn is friendly and laid-back, with shops focusing more on quality products than flashy décor. Prices are fair, staff are approachable, and there’s usually no rush — giving you time to choose exactly what you want.
Some spots have cosy seating, while others focus on quick takeaway service.
If you’re planning a visit, remember that coffeeshop rules apply here just like anywhere else in the Netherlands: bring your ID, be respectful, and keep your purchase within the 5-gram limit.
🌱 Local Cannabis Spots
The coffeeshops in Apeldoorn keep things simple and welcoming: fair prices, friendly service, and a menu with all the essentials.
You won’t find flashy décor or huge lounges here — most places focus on quality products and a relaxed atmosphere.
It’s easy to pop in for a quick takeaway, but if you prefer to sit down for a moment, some shops offer small, cosy seating areas.
🪴 Coffeeshop Rules in the Netherlands
Minimum age: 18+, valid ID required.
Purchase limit: Up to 5 grams per person, per day.
Payment: Many coffeeshops accept cards; some are cash-only.
Respect the neighbourhood: No smoking in the street, avoid litter, and keep noise down.
Tourist policy: Apeldoorn’s coffeeshops are generally open to all visitors.
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Coffee shops near the borders with Belgium and Germany often have restrictions on allowing tourists. To enter and purchase cannabis, you must either be a Dutch citizen or be employed in the Netherlands.
If you're temporarily working or studying in the country, you can obtain proof from the city council and request a GBA Extract (GBA-Uitreksel). This documentation will help demonstrate your eligibility to access these establishments.
