Really lovely florist. I have fallen in love with their Astier de Villatte candles and Easter…read morebunnies in bow ties.

This flower stand is located on the busy street between the Anne Frank House and our hotel. before…read morewe left home one of our neighbors, who had lived in Holland, suggested we pick up some tulips on the street since we're going to be in our hotel for 5 days. After we left the Anne Frank House we stopped here. They had a glorious assortment of tulips for €3.50. Then I saw some beautiful daffodils for about the same price. But when I saw bunches of freesias for €2 it was all over but the sniffing and the choosing. As much as I love tulips, freesias are my favorite flowers. It was too cold for the smell to fully develop, so I chose a beautiful double pink bunch. I asked if he would prune the ends and he asked which hotel we were staying at and cut them to the perfect length. When we returned to the hotel I requested a vase and a few minutes later a man was at our door w/ two for me to choose from. I chose the taller of the two and the vase and flowers sit beside my computer on the desk, looking beautiful as they open and smelling good.

Love this flower stand! Not a terribly huge selection, but enough to make you happy. Flowers are…read morebeautiful and healthy and decently priced. Bought some (can't remember the name) and they lasted over a week. Great little stand to have in the neighborhood. We're having visitors this weekend and will need to stop by to pick up some of these beauties!

My husband is really into museums, me not so much, but for 9 euros, you get into two small museums,…read moreget to take a free picture you can email to yourself, and get these headset guides that tell you about what you're looking at. One museum is more about what you can use - production and manufacturing wise with the hemp plant (the part I found interesting as I work in fashion and sometimes do work with it as a raw material). The other side is about hemp and ash and how it's been used in the past, why it's illegal or shouldn't be illegal. We went through it in about an hour, probably less, and that is with my husband listening and reading everything! I'm sure if I weren't there he could have stayed longer, but in that time, I also had plenty to listen to and look at and did not get bored. Very informational and I would say definitely worth the 9 euros! I would go back again with friends and definitely recommend to others. Also definitely recommend the Cannibis College down the street, those guys are so friendly and knowledgable in there!!

I have to say that looking at marijuana just isn't the same as partaking in it (which is totally…read morelegal in Amsterdam mind you, not that I actually do it). Like, it wasn't a bad museum, but yeah, it did feel rather gimicky, but honestly, what are you going to expect from a place like the Red Light District in Amsterdam - yeah, a museum about weed.