Pusher Street Copenhagen

... : Soft drugs sold in "coffee shops" all over town. Copenhagen: Soft drugs sold from booths/tables on one street only - Pusher Street. Amsterdam: Really good coffee sold in really tiny cups. Copenhagen: Really bad coffee sold in really big cups. ...

... selling everything from Hotdogs to Hashish. It used to be that Hashish was sold openly from stalls on the unfortunately named Pusher Street, but since a big police raid a few months ago, this has now retreated slightly below the surface (I figure this ...

... all changed as the community banned hard drugs and allowed (I think) infrequent interventions by the police that led to the closure of Pusher Street (where all the 'pushers' would peddle their, uh...wares). As the old Danish saying goes: Never try to ...

... various individuals sitting around. We visited to gawk and were gawked at--two clean cut Asians walking aimlessly down Pusher Street. Christiania is the weirdest thing we've seen so far. Final thoughts about Scandinavia: (1) Scandinavian languages ...

... well-kept old buildings and lots of green space. There are some unique shops there and, we were told, an open hash market on "pusher street." I had a good laugh on the way out of town as one has to pass under a sign that reads "You are now entering ...

... join the locals and bought a very cheap bottle of Christiania beer from a hole in the wall (literally) kiosk stand on Pusher Street. It wasn't a bad bottle of beer either. We left the commune and walked around the surrounding neighbourhood to the river ...

... gens tres ouverts d'esprit. On y retrouve meme un quartier hippy qui compte des noms de rues tels que "Pusher Street". Il y a une forte presence policiere dans le quartier mais l'esprit Peace and Love y regne toujours avec une ...

... A 'city' founded by hippies. Its pretty much what you would expect to see when you bum around there. Walking down Pusher Street (as in pusher man hehe) theres like a small colony embeded in the city. Really run down with lots of grafiti art.. and ...

... I didn't (didn't stop me on the crown jewels but in that instance I didn't know.) Main `street` is actually called Pusher Street for good reason. I can't do the history justice but the jist is that it is an old army base that was `freed` in the 70s ...

... and so on.  Many of these homes were little more than inventive shacks.  Creative shops filled the main drag, Pusher Street (signs posted everywhere warning “no photos”), including ironworks made only by women, and a man making ...