| Note that the policemen in unmarked cars are obliged to identify themselves after pulling you over, which means you shouldn't have to ask | Snapping fingers is considered very rude |
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| The original Beerenburg was made halfway through the 19th century with a secret mixture of spices of the Amsterdam spice merchant Hendrik Beerenburg, to whom it owes its name | Fuel [ ] Fuel is easy to come by, but extremely expensive! Thus, the doors tend to close a little earlier, around 30 seconds before |
It was introduced in 2012 to prevent foreigners from buying drugs, as to reduce the problem of drug tourism.
6| Usually seasonal in the winter | Cyclists must obey the same traffic signs as motorists, unless exempted |
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| are similar to most of Western Europe; consumer electronics are a bit more expensive | When these occur, a signpost at the entrance to the area or near the water should tell you so by stating something like "waarschuwing: blauwalg" |
"The Persecution of the Jews in the Netherlands: A Comparative Western European Perspective".
21| This app warns you for all known radars and "Trajectcontroles" | Two thin layers with syrup in between |
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| Generally, underground car parks cost between 4 and 6 Euros per hour and may be by far the best choice for practical and safety reasons | While technically still illegal because of international treaties, personal use of soft drugs are regulated by the Ministry of Justice under an official policy of gedogen; literally this means to accept or tolerate, legally a doctrine of non-prosecution on the basis that the action taken would be so highly irregular as to constitute selective prosecution |
Get around [ ] The Netherlands has a fine-grained, well-organized public transport system.
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