Wandering along the Amsterdam River on a sunny day 🏞️

Amsterdam’s Red Light District (De Wallen) is one of the most characteristic tourist hotspots in the area, located in the heart of the old town, with views in addition to European ancient city screens, canals, old buildings and street coffee shops, and neon lights at night bring the entire strip to life. Not only is it a world-renowned cultural landmark, it is also conveniently accessible and open all year round, giving you a different feel both day and night. 🔆Recommended tour routes: It is recommended to walk from the central station to the red light district and admire the ancient streets of Amsterdam along the way. After entering De Wallen, you can slowly walk through narrow alleys, canalside, ancient buildings and specialty shops, after the lights are on at night, the red light district has a completely different atmosphere and is worth experiencing in time. 👀Must-check-in locations: 1. Oude Kerk (Old Church), the oldest building in the red light district, with sculptures on the exterior of the church nearby. 2. On the canal bridge, looking towards the red light area at night lights, perfect for taking pictures. 3. Street features art galleries, showcases and coffee shops with different street performances at different times. 4. Sexmuseum Sex Museum, showing one of the aspects of Dutch culture, the collection is interesting, not afraid of embarrassment to have a glimpse. ✨Attraction Tips: - The red light area has a very large number of tourists, especially on weekends or holiday nights will be particularly crowded, it is recommended to visit during the day or weekday nights, taking pictures will be more comfortable. - In addition to the main street, the streets and alleys come in different styles, some of which are more secluded and can be explored from the main canal path. - There are plenty of coffee shops, specialty shops inside, where you can slowly try different local cuisine, special drinks or souvenirs. ⚠️ Notes: - Showcases or staff are not allowed to be photographed at will in some areas of the red light area. It is recommended to respect local regulations and only shoot buildings, night scenes or streets. - Crowds in the evening, be careful with your belongings, it is recommended not to stay alone too late in less crowded alleys. - The scenic area is open all day, but some shops or museums have their own opening hours to check in advance. - If you are interested in art and culture, you may wish to book a tour, which can gain an in-depth understanding of the local culture. The Red Light District of Amsterdam is an area that blends history and modern culture, with antique architecture, intertwined canals and neon lights, and is worth a visit both morning and evening. It’s great for taking pictures, walking, eating, and enjoying the European nightlife. Today's Topic: #Amsterdam #RedLightDistrict #European Ancient City #Night Trip Recommendations #Feature Photography