Coffeeshop de Republiek: getting there and what's nearby
Coffeeshop de Republiek is at Tweede Nassaustraat 1B, 1052 BJ Amsterdam, on the corner with the Nassaukade in the Staatsliedenbuurt — across the water from the Jordaan and a 10-minute walk from Westerpark. Open daily 09:00–00:00. 18+ with original ID.
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How do I get to Coffeeshop de Republiek?
From Amsterdam Centraal it is about 2 km — a 25-minute walk along the Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk to the Haarlemmerplein, then left along the Nassaukade; or 10 minutes by bike. The tram stop De Wittenkade is at the corner.
Follow Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk (the shopping street) all the way to Haarlemmerplein, cross the Singelgracht and turn left onto the Nassaukade. Tweede Nassaustraat is the second street.
Stop De Wittenkade on tram 3 is less than 100 m away. Note: GVB has tram 3 terminating at Frederik Hendrikplantsoen until 1 March 2027 because of roadworks — check GVB or 9292.nl for the replacement service on this section.
Haarlemmerplein, 400 m east, is served by GVB buses from Centraal Station. Check 9292.nl for the current line numbers.
Bike racks along the Nassaukade. Street parking is paid and limited; the neighbourhood is residential. Public transport or bike is the practical option.
What is near Coffeeshop de Republiek?
De Republiek is on the edge of the Staatsliedenbuurt, a late-19th-century neighbourhood whose streets are named after Dutch statesmen. The Jordaan is across the Singelgracht; Westerpark and the Westergas cultural site are to the north.
| Place | Distance | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Nassaukade & Singelgracht | 1 min | The canal that marks the edge of the historic centre; the Jordaan is on the other side. |
| Haarlemmerplein | 5 min | Square at the west end of the Haarlemmerdijk shopping street; Wednesday organic market. |
| Van Limburg Stirumplein | 3 min | Local square of the Staatsliedenbuurt with shops and cafés. |
| Westerpark & Westergas | 10 min | City park and the former gasworks, now a cultural site with venues, cinema and markets. |
| Marnixplein / Jordaan | 8 min | Cross the Singelgracht into the north-western Jordaan; Westerstraat and Noordermarkt beyond. |
| Amsterdam Centraal | 25 min | On foot via Haarlemmerstraat; about 10 minutes by bike. |
Times are approximate and measured from Tweede Nassaustraat 1B.
What are the rules at Coffeeshop de Republiek?
The same seven house rules apply at all five shops of The Coffeeshops. Dutch law does not allow coffeeshops to sell alcohol.
- 18+ only — original ID required (passport, EU ID card or driving licence)
- No hard drugs
- No nuisance, inside or outside
- Maximum 5 grams per person per day
- A drink or refreshment purchase is required
- Maximum stay 2.5 hours
- Camera surveillance
Coffeeshop de Republiek at a glance
| Address | Tweede Nassaustraat 1B, 1052 BJ Amsterdam |
|---|---|
| Neighbourhood | Staatsliedenbuurt · Amsterdam-West |
| Hours | Daily 09:00 — 00:00 |
| Phone | +31 20 682 8431 |
| Founded | 1987 |
| Payment | Cash, debit (pin) and credit card |
| Accessibility | Staff assistance, no ramp |
Questions people ask
How do I get to Coffeeshop de Republiek from Amsterdam Centraal?
Walk about 25 minutes along Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk to Haarlemmerplein, then left along the Nassaukade; or cycle in about 10 minutes. The tram stop De Wittenkade is at the corner — check GVB for the current tram 3 service.
Which neighbourhood is Coffeeshop de Republiek in?
The Staatsliedenbuurt in Amsterdam-West, on the Nassaukade opposite the Jordaan.
Is Coffeeshop de Republiek near Westerpark?
Yes — Westerpark and the Westergas site are about a 10-minute walk north.
Is Coffeeshop de Republiek wheelchair accessible?
The building has no ramp; staff can assist visitors who need it.
What are the opening hours of Coffeeshop de Republiek?
Daily, 09:00–00:00. Hours may differ only on New Year's Eve.
Can I pay by card at Coffeeshop de Republiek?
Yes. Cash, debit (pin) and credit card are all accepted.
Guide prepared by AI Digital Disruptors for The Coffeeshops. Facts confirmed by the family who runs the shops.