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Amsterdam: Red Light District Guided Tour
A guided walking tour of the legendary Red Light District with an expert
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Duration: 1h 30mins
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 15
Meeting point
5 Beursplein, 1012 JW, Amsterdam- Please be at the meeting point indicated in your voucher
- Meet your guide at the bronze bull statue Beursplein 5
- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide
Set off on a walking tour through Amsterdam's Red Light District with a guide. Cross iconic landmarks, uncover the roots of the historic city center, and decode Amsterdam's evolution into Europe's modern counter-culture hub.
While enjoying a custom-made tour that upholds the law and respects workers, gain a wealth of knowledge about the rights and regulations of Red Light District employees. The tour strictly stays within legal confines, guaranteeing a moral experience. Grasp the hurdles that the local community faces in preserving a secure and regulated work environment.
The well-informed guides ensure to impart a profound understanding of the Red Light District's local culture. Look forward to facts that clear up unfair stereotypes, equip you with insights to tackle common misconceptions, and prepare you for what's in store.
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Since 2001, it's been the world-famous Heineken Experience. After a year-long update and redesign in 2008, the Heineken Experience is more Heineken-y and Experience-y than ever before.