Coffeeshop de Republiek opening hours: when is it open?

What are the opening hours of Coffeeshop de Republiek?

De Republiek is open daily from 09:00 to 00:00, seven days a week.

Is it open late?

De Republiek closes at 00:00. Siberië and Loft stay open until 01:00 if you are out later.

Visiting early or late

Opening is at 09:00. Everyone needs to be 18 or older and show an original ID at the door, at any hour. De Republiek is a takeaway shop, so there is no seating inside.

Holidays and changes

The shop's own page and its Google listing show any change to the regular hours. Check them before a visit on a public holiday.

Step by step

1. Plan your visit between 09:00 and 00:00.
2. Bring an original passport, driving licence or EU ID card.
3. Go to Tweede Nassaustraat 1B, 1052 BJ Amsterdam.
4. Show your ID at the door.
5. Follow the house rules: no alcohol, no tobacco.

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Plan your visit

Coffeeshop de Republiek, Tweede Nassaustraat 1B, 1052 BJ Amsterdam. Open daily 09:00–00:00. Telephone +31 20 682 8431. For directions see getting there and the shop page.

Getting to Coffeeshop de Republiek

From Amsterdam Centraal, the shop is about 2 kilometres away. Visitors can walk for roughly 25 minutes by following Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk to Haarlemmerplein, then turning left onto Nassaukade. Cycling takes about 10 minutes, and bike racks are available along the Nassaukade.

Public transport options include tram 3, with the De Wittenkade stop located at the corner less than 100 metres away. Due to roadworks, tram 3 terminates at Frederik Hendrikplantsoen until 1 March 2027, so travellers should check GVB or 9292.nl for replacement services. Alternatively, GVB buses serve Haarlemmerplein, which is a 5-minute walk away. Street parking in the residential neighbourhood is paid and limited, making public transport or cycling the practical choice.

Surrounding area and nearby landmarks

Coffeeshop de Republiek is situated on the edge of the Staatsliedenbuurt, a late-19th-century neighbourhood with streets named after Dutch statesmen. Several local squares and parks are within a short walking distance:

• Nassaukade and Singelgracht: 1 minute away, marking the edge of prescription and the historic centre with the Jordaan across the water.
• Van Limburg Stirumplein: A 3-minute walk to the local square featuring shops and cafés.
• Haarlemmerplein: 5 minutes away at the west end of the Haarlemmerdijk shopping street, hosting a Wednesday organic market.
• Westerpark and Westergas: About 10 minutes north, featuring a city park and the former gasworks cultural site with venues, a cinema, and markets.

History, house rules and accessibility

Founded in 1987, the shop features a canal-house mural inside and a window seat on the Nassaukade side. The building has no ramp, but staff assistance is available for visitors who need it.

The same seven house rules apply here as at all five shops of The Coffeeshops. These include an 18-plus age limit with original ID required, a maximum purchase of 5 grams per person per day, a requirement to purchase a drink or refreshment, a maximum stay of 2.5 hours, camera surveillance, no hard drugs, and no nuisance inside or outside. Dutch law prohibits the sale of alcohol.

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