Drugs in Amsterdam - Drugs FAQ City Tour

Drugs FAQ FREE Tour

Welcome to the first tour in Amsterdam that allows you to understand the reality of drugs in the city.

There are limitless myths and legends about drugs in Amsterdam. In order to help people understand the reality of drugs in the city, we have
developed Drugs FAQ City Tour Amsterdam. In two hours of enjoyable walking, we will visit all of the city hot spots, including the well-known canal
sights and the controversial Red Light District. By the end of the tour, you will have a real understanding of the drug reality of the country with
perhaps the most modern and liberal drug policy in the world.

The tour has been developed to be educational, fun, safe and interactive.

FREE TOUR: Our Free Tours work on a tips-only basis. This ensures that our enthusiastic and highly professional guides are focused to deliver the
highest quality tour. Furthermore, this allows us to offer the tour to travelers on all budgets.

But how extensive is your knowledge of drugs in Amsterdam?

Our question would in return be, 'How extensive is your knowledge of drugs around the world?'

- Did you know that marijuana consumption is higher in the United States, Spain, Italy and France than it is in The Netherlands?

- Did you know that the Netherlands has one of the lowest rates of hard drugs users in Europe?

Maybe you need more information?

Tour Highlights:

>Coffeeshops:
These are establishments in the Netherlands where the sale of cannabis for personal consumption by the public is tolerated by the local authorities.

FAQ: Why are the coffeeshops there?

FAQ: How are the coffeeshops running?

>Smart Shops:
These are specialized in the sale of psychoactive substances, including psychedelic drugs. They also deal in literature and paraphernalia related to
working with illegal drugs.

FAQ: Why are the Smart Shops there if they sell drugs?

FAQ: Which kind of drugs do they have?

>Coca leaf:
Liquors, wine and energy drinks made with coca leaf.

FAQ: Where can I buy it?

>Red light district:
In many places, this is an international street drug market.

FAQ: What kinds of drugs are available?

FAQ: Is there any control by the police?

>Heroin Users Rooms:
These are places to use heroin and other hard drugs.

FAQ: Why do these exist?

>The "Ayahuasca Church":
This is a religion with members that use one of the most powerful psychedelic drugs as a sacrament (ayahuasca-DMT).

FAQ: What is the "Ayahuasca Church"?

FAQ: Why is it in Amsterdam?

>Peyote and San Pedro:
Two powerful hallucinogenic plants. We are going to visit a cactus garden.

FAQ: Is this the cactus that inspired Jim Morrison and the band the Doors?

>Absinthe:
This drink symbolises the bohemian culture in the late 19th and early 20th century.

FAQ: How did absinthe influence Van Gogh's and Picasso's paintings?

>The Netherlands Drugs Lord Klaas Bruinsma:

FAQ: How did he affect the Dutch Royal Family?

>Celebrities and drugs stories:
Jim Morrison, Marilyn Manson, Jimi Hendrix, Picasso, Van Gogh and Sigmund Freud.

>Samples of Hard Durgs:

- We will also show you samples of the fake hard drugs that are usually on the market.

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**Participation in a DRUGS FAQ CITY TOUR is strictly voluntary and we reserve the right to deny participation in any tour to any person, for any reason, at any time.

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