Red Light District is the best-known district in Amsterdam: it offers legalized prostitution, ancient architecture and the view of the city during the night. Whether you’re a curious traveler or seeking some adventure, here are some things you can do in the Red Light District:
1. Take a Guided Walking Tour
The way around the Red Light District with an experienced guide can be helpful for getting to know the tendencies of the region better. Of the possible types of sightseeing, one of the most preferred can be considered guided walking tours that enable users to discover not only the most recognizable attractions, but also some less known ones.
2. It is a sneaky curiosity to visit the Museum of Prostitution.
The Museum of Prostitution also known as the Red Light Secrets provides definite insight into the oldest profession in the world. The museum is designed in an engaging way that offers the visitors a lot of information about the life of the workers.
3. Enjoy Local Cuisine
Street meals encompass much more than Dutch cuisine in Amsterdam. The Red Light District has accommodated several restaurants and cafés serving a wide range of foods. The Dien Bien Phu restaurant offers the best of all cuisines from pizza to Indonesian rice specialties.
4. Explore the Coffee Shops
The proximity of our hotel to the Red Light District will give a perfect opportunity to check out the city’s famous liberalism regarding drugs and you will be able to find numerous coffee shops in which you can freely buy and consume marijuana products. If interested you may explore any of the joints available, but please drink responsibly.
5. Experience the Nightlife
The Red Light District has a rather vibrant, unique night life that kicks into operation in the evening. Whether you like small, intimate bars or large clubs or you enjoy the live music there is something for everyone. It will be noisy and fun , you will hardly forget about it!
6. Respect the Area
When choosing and exploring the Red Light District tourists have to respect the ladies and the city in general. This is their workplace and home so do not take pictures of the windows or the workers if you do not want your own pictures taken off you please do not.
Conclusion
Amsterdam is or is known for its Red Light District, and what makes it even more appealing is the chance to learn the history and visit some cultural and entertaining places. It can be explained that the options for an interesting pastime do not stand still in this sense: from guided tours to unusual museums. In this case, welcome it, appreciate the place, and have a good time to enjoy the exciting experiences of this unique neighborhood!
