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Coffeeshops Adresses in the Netherlands
Welcome to our extended guide to Dutch coffeeshops!
Whether you’re exploring the Netherlands city by city or just hunting for that perfect laid-back spot, this part of our guide brings you a handy overview of coffeeshops in many different places.
Coffeeshop rules and access can differ from one city to another, so it’s smart to check the local details before you head out. Tourist policies, opening hours, and house rules aren’t always the same.
Here you’ll find the other towns and cities in our guide – each with its own unique coffeeshop scene waiting to be discovered.
Choose your city, explore our listings, and dive into the unique world of Dutch coffeeshops.
Enjoy your visit responsibly – and make it one to remember!
Dutch Coffeeshops by City:
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However, if you have your sights set on Breda or Maastricht, it's important to note that these cities are still closed to foreigners when it comes to accessing coffee shops. Regulations may evolve over time, so be sure to stay informed about any changes if you're planning a visit to these areas.
Whether you're seeking a cozy corner to relax or a social spot to meet fellow enthusiasts, the Netherlands offers a diverse array of coffee shops to suit every preference.
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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.
