Kaart van De Wallen van Amsterdam
Amsterdam Red Light District Directions & Map
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Our Local Guide’s Insights
Our local guides have spent years exploring every nook and cranny of the Red Light District, uncovering hidden gems and sharing fascinating stories with our guests.
We find that the district offers something for everyone, whether you’re interested in history, entertainment, or simply soaking up the unique atmosphere.
From steamy raambordelen to trendy bars or tantalising sex shows, the Red Light District has something for everyone.
The Red Light District maps listed below ensures you won’t miss a thing. Whether you’re a curious first-timer or a seasoned traveler, let us help you navigate this iconic neighborhood with confidence and excitement.
The alley next to coffeeshop The Bulldog.
Beste Kaart van Amsterdam Red Light District
The first Red Light District map below shows all window brothels located in this area of Amsterdam. Outlined in red is the official Red Light District of Amsterdam which is called “De Wallen. De rode lampjes laten zien de peeskamers zich bevinden.
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Er zijn momenteel in totaal 201 raambordelen op De Wallen en ongeveer 350 sekswerkers in dit gebied. De rood verlichte ramen (ook wel peeskamers genoemd) zijn twee keer per dag te huur; overdag en 's nachts. De meeste sekswerkers werken bij voorkeur in de nachtdienst tussen 20.00 en 4 uur 's nachts.
Amsterdam’s Oudezijds Achterburgwal.
Zoom in en uit op onderstaande Amsterdamse Wallen map en ontdek de buurt digitaal. Hieronder een kaart van De Wallen met de beste restaurants, de beste bars, de beste coffeeshops en erotisch vermaak vind je hieronder op De Wallen Kaart met raambordelen.
Additionally it includes a third map containing the best hotels in Amsterdam Red Light District with direct links to make a reservation.
2 | Kaart met Raambordelen
Een raambordeel aan de Oudezijds Voorburgwal.
Raamprostitutie in Amsterdam werd vanaf de jaren vijftig ingevoerd. Ook deze vorm van sekswerk is legaal zolang de wetten worden nageleefd en zolang het plaatsvindt in vergunde raambordelen. Het is iets dat onlosmakelijk verbonden is met Amsterdam en de liberale manier van denken van de Nederlanders.
Amsterdam heeft drie Red Light District-gebieden. De onderstaande Red Light District-kaart toont alle 201 raambordelen van DeWallenHet grootste en meest bekende Red Light District van de wereld.
Op je mobiele apparaat: combineer twee vingers om door de kaart te scrollen.
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Amsterdam Blue Light District
De blauw-verlichte peeskamers in Amsterdam overdag. Transgenders werken hier.
Wat is de Blue Light District?
De blue light district in Amsterdam is een gebied op De Wallen met meerdere transgender sekswerkers. Sommige transgender prostituees gebruiken blauwe lichten in hun raambordelen om aan te geven dat ze anders zijn dan de vrouwelijke sekswerkers.
Het gaat om twee of drie straten op de Wallen (De Wallen). Het gaat vooral om de Bloedstraat en de Gordijnensteeg.
Blauw-verlichte raambordelen in Amsterdam.
Most transgender sex workers in the blue light district (still) have their male genitals and are visited by men. In the Bloedstraat (in the so-called Blue Light District) are the window brothels with transgender sex workers as well as female prostitutes.
As local guides, we see the Blue Light District as a unique contrast to the city’s hustle and bustle. Despite its lively atmosphere, visitors can uncover a diverse community, including transgender sex workers, who play a significant role in its vibrancy.
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2 | Entertainment Map
Here below you can find an interactive Amsterdam Red Light District Map containing restaurants, bars, coffeeshops en sex shows.
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- Klik op de cirkels in de Red Light District-kaart voor meer details.
- Ontdek de in- en uitzoomfunctie.
- Bekijk de exacte locaties van alle attracties en locaties.
Blauw = Restaurants | Geel = Bars & Cafe's | Groen = Coffeeshops | Red = Sex Shows
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3 | Hotels Map
The map below contains a selection of the 10 best hotels in Amsterdam Red Light District. Deze kaart biedt zowel dure als goedkope hotels. In de omgeving van al deze hotels vind je enkele van de oudste gebouwen van Amsterdam, geweldige restaurants, leuke bars en coffeeshops.
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Een van de belangrijkste voordelen van een verblijf op de Wallen is dat het centraal gelegen. It’s just a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Moreover there is always something to do in Amsterdam Red Light District!
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4 | Straatnamen
Hieronder staan alle straten in de Wallen van Amsterdam beschreven.
Bloedstraat, Boomsteeg, Dollebegijnensteeg, Geldersekade, Heintje Hoeksteeg, Koestraat, Korte Niezel, Korte Stormsteeg, Lange Niezel, Molensteeg, Nieuwebrugsteeg, Nieuwmarkt, Oudezijds Armsteeg, Oudezijds Voorburgwal, Oudezijds Achterburgwal, Oudekerksplein, Oudekennissteeg, Papenbrugsteeg, Spooksteeg, Sint Jansstraat, Sint Annendwarsstraat, Trompettersteeg, Warmoesstraat, Zeedijk.
5 | Project 1012
The Red Light District map has significantly changed in the last few decades. Especially during the last 10 years. In 2007, the City of Amsterdam started with a gentrification-plan called Project 1012, genoemd naar de postcode van de Wallen.
This is the Trompettersteeg – Amsterdam’s most narrow alley.
De bedoeling van Project 1012 was om de buurt te veranderen, vermeende criminele infrastructuur te vernietigen en het gebied te gentrificeren. De lokale overheid geeft miljoenen euro's belastinggeld uit om bordeelhouders uit te kopen, zodat raambordelen kunnen worden veranderd in modewinkels, kunstgalerijen, voedingswinkels, enz.
However, criminal practices were hardly found to be happening inside Amsterdam’s Red Light District but elsewhere in the Netherlands. For example; in illegal sex clubs, within the online prostitutie business and in private houses. For those types of activities there aren’t any forms of regulated oversight or control like there is in Amsterdam’s Red Light District.
Moulin Rouge is een van de 10 seksshows in Amsterdam.
De gemeente Amsterdam heeft geen enkel raambordeel kunnen sluiten wegens misdaad of illegaliteit. Het enige wat ze konden doen om het aantal raambordelen terug te dringen, was het dure pand in het stadscentrum kopen en op die manier raambordelen sluiten.
Dit dure beleid kostte de Nederlandse belastingbetaler 108 million euro. Through these measures, the municipality of Amsterdam was able to close down a total of 126 window brothels around Amsterdam Red Light District since 2007, thus significantly altering the Red Light District map.
Momenteel zijn er 201 raambordelen achtergelaten op de Wallen en ongeveer 350 sekswerkers.
De hoofdstraat in De Wallen heeft aan weerszijden ramen. Het bevat ook de meeste sex shows too.
6 | Amsterdam Red Light District Is Veilig
Ja, het is veilig! Tijdens je bezoek zal je merken dat dat hier veilig is. Je zult zien dat het is niet goor en niet vies.
The police, enforcers and hosts of the city are often visibly present in this neighborhood. In addition, there are also 50 police cameras present and there is a lot of social control from all the millions of yearly visitors and the 4,305 local residents. (bron)
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Getting to the Red Light District in Amsterdam is easy.
If you come by train, walk south from Amsterdam Central Station for about 10 minutes. Go towards Dam Square and then turn onto Warmoesstraat.
You will see the Red Light District there. If you take the tram, get off at Dam Square. Trams number 4, 14, and 24 stop here. It’s a short walk to the district from there.
Driving a car to the Red Light District is not a good idea. The streets are very busy and there’s not much parking. The closest parking place is Parking Centrum Oosterdok.
Walking is the best way to see the Red Light District. You can see the old buildings and the famous red lights better. Remember, this place is special because it shows Amsterdam’s history and open culture. Walking around lets you see and feel all of this.
Exploring Amsterdam’s Red Light District offers a blend of history and modern attractions. Besides the famous window brothels and vibrant nightlife, there’s a plethora of activities suitable for all ages. For a comprehensive guide on exciting activities tailored for younger visitors, including trendy bars, unique museums, and more, visit our list of things to do in Amsterdam for young adults.
People Also Ask
How do you get to the Red Light District in Amsterdam?
Directions to Amsterdam’s Red Light District:
- Start at Amsterdam Central Station.
- Walk south on Damrak.
- Continue straight to Dam Square.
- Turn left onto Damstraat.
- Cross the first canal.
- You’re now in the Red Light District (De Wallen).
Public Transport:
- Take trams 4, 9, 16, 24, or 26 to Dam Square.
How do I get to the Red Light District from Amsterdam Central Station?
The Red Light District is a short walk from Amsterdam Central Station. Exit the station from the main entrance and head south on Damrak towards Dam Square.
Continue walking for about 5 minutes until you reach the Beurs van Berlage, a large historical building. From there, turn left onto Warmoesstraat, which leads directly into the heart of the Red Light District. The walk takes approximately 10 minutes.
Where is the main part of the Red Light District in Amsterdam?
The main part of Amsterdam’s Red Light District, known as De Wallen, is located in the city center, close to Dam Square and Amsterdam Central Station. It spans several streets and alleys, primarily around Oudezijds Achterburgwal and Oudezijds Voorburgwal canals. This area is famous for its neon-lit windows, historic buildings, and vibrant nightlife. It’s easily accessible by walking from Central Station or by taking trams 4, 9, 16, 24, or 26 to Dam Square.
What time should I go to Red Light District Amsterdam?
Best Times to Visit Amsterdam’s Red Light District
- 11 AM: Experience the peaceful morning atmosphere and visit historical sites like the Oude Kerk en Our Lord in the Attic. This time offers a quieter, more relaxed exploration.
- 9 PM: Witness the district at its most vibrant, with bustling streets, neon-lit windows, and lively nightlife. The area comes alive, providing the quintessential Red Light District experience.
Where can visitors find parking if they choose to drive?
Parking in Amsterdam can be tricky; however, dedicated parking areas near the district are identified. The best approach is to use Park and Ride services, located on the outskirts, then transit into the city. For bike enthusiasts, rental options abound near the district. Secure bike parking spots are also well-marked, ensuring safety for your two-wheeled companion.
What is the nearest tram or bus stop to the Red Light District in Amsterdam?
The nearest tram stop to the Red Light District is “Dam Square.” Trams 4, 14, and 24 stop here. From Dam Square, it’s just a few minutes’ walk to the Red Light District. Head east along Damstraat, and you’ll find yourself entering the area. For bus-users, the “Amsterdam, Dam” stop is also conveniently located near Dam Square, serving several bus routes.
Can I reach the Red Light District by car, and is there parking available?
While it’s possible to reach the Red Light District by car, driving is not recommended due to limited parking and busy traffic. However, if you choose to drive, the closest parking facility is Parking Centrum Oosterdok, near Amsterdam Central Station. From there, you can walk to the Red Light District in about 10 minutes. Remember, the streets in the district are narrow and mainly pedestrianized, so walking is the best way to explore the area.
What should I do if I get lost in the Red Light District?
Getting lost can be managed easily. First, stay calm. Local businesses and cafes are friendly to tourists; asking for directions is recommended. Additionally, police and information kiosks are present to assist visitors. Returning to a known landmark or using a digital map can also help in reorienting yourself.
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