Amsterdam will ban visitors to the city's infamous Red-Light district from smoking marijuana and limit alcohol sales in the area starting in mid-May in response to complaints from local residents ...

Walking tours of the Red Light District in Amsterdam are set to cease come January 1, 2020. According to the translated official statement from the Dutch government, “Tours along the prostitution ...

A resident of Amsterdam's Red Light District spoke to Insider about what it's like to live there. Yung Carmiggelt said she wants visitors to be "respectful with the sex workers." "If they want to pay ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Amsterdam's famous red-light district has reopened its doors to customers again, months after it had to be shut down due to the coronavirus ...

Amsterdam is trying to find a balance between its international reputation as an open and free city and resident quality of life. As it pursues its objective, it will have take on some restrictive ...

The sex trade in the Netherlands draws participants and gawkers from around the globe. But the Dutch capital is now cracking down on guided tours to respect sex workers and ease congestion in the ...

Tourists will no longer be able to flock and gawk at the infamous attractions of Amsterdam’s red-light district through any official guided tours, effective Jan. 1 of next year. City officials have ...

There’s something particularly primal about a British bachelor party, or “stag do,” as they’re called; something old and deep-rooted, perhaps not fully understood but immediately recognizable by both ...

Amsterdam’s world-famous red-light district could look very different going forward as the Dutch city prepares to vote on an ordinance that would permanently close brothel window curtains in order to ...

The world’s oldest profession just got some new rules in Amsterdam. The liberal Dutch city’s notorious red-light district will be moved to the outskirts of town in an effort to help legal sex workers ...

AMSTERDAM — It wasn’t quite business as usual Wednesday as Amsterdam’s famous red-light district emerged from coronavirus lockdown, but it was close. “We are, of course, used to taking care of hygiene ...