Red Light District

... morris, conrad, ali, jack, kenny and ben) who are here at the moment too... frequented several cafes and visited the red light district!! was quite an experience, and we were all pretty surprised at the openness of the dutch people. went to some museums ...

... tour c/o New Europe Sandemans.  Our first stop was the Red Light District.  So even though its 11am Sunday morning, the Red Light district is still happening.  Its a 24 hour service, 7 days a week.  The red light district is down a ...

... of course the famous windows. The gothic Oudekerk, or Old Church is a few steps away from several "windows". The Red Light District becomes busier as the day goes by. Also, the red flourescent windows become more noticeable as it gets dark ...

... part in a free walking tour. Our guide was awesome and overall it was an interesting experience. We started off in the Red Light District, where some prostitutes still work during the day in the windows. We saw and learned about the Old and New Churches, ...

... guy begging for money with the most ingenious approach. His sign read, "College girlfriend broke up with me, need money for red light district." Marketing major. I toured the Cannibus College Hemp Museum. I did want to learn a little bit about it. It was ...

... system.  After waking up, on 18th May we cooked our breakfast and head out around afternoon. We went to Langstrasse, the red light district in Zurich. We think that it might be safer to visit in the afternoon then in the night. But before we go ...

... a bar (that only serves drinks, no food or anything) with a coffee shop next to it. So we started walking toward the Red Light District because everyone says that you have to at least see it, and they were right!  It’s so surreal, there are ...

... 35 degree heat, we arrive! We have checked in to the cheapest of the cheap, slap bang in the middle of Singapore's red light district - Geylang Road. The hotel costs 40pounds per night - giving you an idea of how expensive it is here! The first evening, ...

Last night I got back into Amsterdam and took a tour of the Red Light district. I learned a great deal. Photos are not allowed of the area. This rule is strictly enforced by the owners of the windows. Of course I can't share everything I learned (due ...

... red lights from my hostel window, I can only just see the women in them.. devastated. Why would you choose to stay in the red light district? for one, its close to the train station, two, prostitutes in windows intrigue me and three, why not? .. there are ...

... have liked to explore ( closed for the holiday), the maritime museum...and then accidentally found ourselves in the red light district. That was interesting. It comprised two small streets with a wide walking path that separated glass window storefronts ...

... also has a series of canals, tons of bridges, canals, lots of shopping and tons of people high on marihuana. A tour of the red light district at night is also a must. Seeing women in lingerie, hanging out in a window with a red light over it is a site ...

... the time we left, but I think it was worth it.  The next day, I got up to go to church... in the red light district!  Actually not quite.  Sacre Coeur is the big white church at the top of the big hill that houses Montmartre.  It ...

... .  Julianna is a lawer in Amsterdam.   Young couple with no kids.....yet.  We were off to experience the Red Light District.  This was going to be a late night. Andy seemed to know his way around, which had us all wondering.  ...

... at making friends because I was limited to speaking to most poeple in crappy German. Next we hit up the red light district. holy crap. you'd think it'd be awkward walking through alleyway after alleyway of almost completely naked prostitutes licking ...

... to check out the things that make Amsterdam what its known for...first we hit up the Sex Museum followed by the Red Light District, what an eye opener...and closer! We found...after DAYS of searching the streets a great little pub called Golem- better ...

... levels. The boys loved it of course. So we got back and ate some dinner. At around 10:30 we headed to the Red Light District. It was something definitely worth seeing! I could not believe how many of these women there were. It was so strange to see. ...

... navigating our way to our hotel (The heart of Amsterdam) which is right smack bang in the middle of the red light district!! Which also brings a new meaning to "window shopping" you want blondes brunettes fatties skinnies... just keep window shopping ...

... here. Although it doesn't say so in any of the guides I've read on the Internet I'm pretty sure this is the red light district of Singapore. It's definitely not geared for tourists in the same way Thailand is with the girls standing out on the street ...