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Peek through the thrilling window into the forbidden world of prostitution and sex work through the only Museum of Prostitution in the world or an elite strip club.
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These Tickets allow not just a window into the secretive world of sex work but also to take in the beauty of Amsterdam while cruising the infamous canal.
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Experience Amsterdam with the exclusive I amsterdam City Card, granting you entry to renowned attractions, over 70 museums, convenient city-wide transportation, a delightful canal cruise, and bike rental options.
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Discover the history of Amsterdam's Red Light District with a fast-track ticket to Red Light Secrets - Museum of Prostitution. Uncover the origins of its name and explore the hidden world of sex work through guided tours and explicit audio stories. Engage with the interactive Confession Wall and gain unique insights from the experiences of visitors. Entry is restricted to individuals aged 16 and above.
Duration: Flexible, but your educational visit may last a little over 45 minutes.
Experience Amsterdam's legal prostitution scene through the lens of an Elite Strip Club- Tour de BonTon. Accompanied by a former sex worker, explore the establishment, including VIP rooms and dressing areas, and engage in conversations for unique insights into the city's sex industry. You can even try your hand at pole dancing! If a swift and boozy canal experience in the District is what you want, the Evening Canal Cruise is for you!
Duration: A quick 1-Hour.
Embark on a captivating tour of the world's only Museum of Prostitution and gain a unique perspective of the iconic red-light district through local workers and their anecdotes. Finish the tour with picturesque views of Amsterdam on your canal cruise, accompanied by a multilingual audio guide highlighting notable landmarks such as the renowned Skinny Bridge, the Westerkerk Church, and the charming streets of Negen Straatjes.
Duration: Flexible, but your experience will last 2 hours.
Red Light Secrets Museum Timings:
Tour de BonTon:
Red Light Secrets Museum- Find on Maps, Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 60h, 1012 DP Amsterdam
Tour de BonTon- Find on Maps, Address: Stadhouderskade 64-1, 1072 AD Amsterdam
The Red Light District is a well-known area in the city where the prostitution and adult entertainment worlds are headquartered.
The Red Light District covers approximately 50 city blocks in the historical center of Amsterdam.
Yes, visiting the Red Light District is legal and a popular tourist attraction in Amsterdam.
The minimum age to enter the Red Light District is 18 years old.
No, taking photographs or filming in the Red Light District is strictly prohibited to protect the privacy of the workers.
No, it is generally discouraged to interact with the workers unless you intend to engage their services.
The Red Light District operates mostly in the evenings and late nights, with varying opening hours for different establishments.
Like any urban area, it's important to be aware of your surroundings. Overall, the Red Light District is relatively safe, but be cautious of pickpockets and follow common safety precautions.
The Red Light District primarily consists of window brothels, sex shops, peep shows, adult theaters, and coffee shops.
Yes, visitors are expected to respect the workers, avoid taking pictures, and refrain from engaging in any illegal activities.
Yes, you can simply walk through the area to experience the unique atmosphere without entering any establishments.
Yes, there are hotels located within or near the Red Light District where you can stay during your visit to Amsterdam.
It's advisable to carry cash as many establishments in the Red Light District prefer cash payments. Some may accept credit cards.
The Red Light District tends to be busiest in the evenings and on weekends, particularly during peak tourist seasons.
Yes, you can visit the Red Light District during the day, but keep in mind that the area's ambiance is different compared to the evening and night time.