The areas around seawall they are one of the most popular attractions in Amsterdam thanks to its many shops and bars gayfriendly. The neighborhood has a very international atmosphere, since it is the heart of Amsterdam's Chinatown. The Zeedijk is also the place where in 1927 the Netherlands opened the first gay bar. This is still a very popular meeting point, and the interior is absolutely magnificent. However, next to this first café, the neighborhood has other bars and clubs that are also very popular with locals and tourists. Amsterdam.
Warmoesstraat street
The street Warmoesstraat, was for many years an attraction to the Amsterdam gay and lesbian scene. It is first and foremost the heart of the fetish scene of Amsterdam. Visitors may be surprised by all that can be done and seen on this street. You can find stores selling rubber, leather, and fetish clothing. This street also features many specialty shops, saunas, pubs, and clubs, which attracts men and women from all over the world.
Next gay monument We found the pink point, that is to say the official Amsterdam information point for gays and lesbians. This office offers information on the different gay scenes from Amsterdam, and they have a multitude of brochures on local organizations, ranging from parties to the most exuberant fairs. Tickets for different events are also sold.
Amsterdam, a tolerant city
There is certainly no safer city for homosexual than Amsterdam. It is a safe place for people who have been persecuted for their beliefs or their way of life. Therefore it is not surprising that Amsterdam is one of the most tolerant for lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals since the XNUMXth century. This is the reason why Amsterdam it is perceived today as the gay capital of Europe where tolerance is central.