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More fruit and vegetables in Red Light District sex shows? If bananas work, why not cucumbers?

More fruit and vegetables in Red Light District sex shows? If bananas work, why not cucumbers?

The third season of the documentary series Bij ons op de Wallen provides an intimate look at the lives of various residents and business owners in Amsterdam's Red Light District. The episodes highlight unique stories, such as a young medical student managing the Casa Rosso theater and the daily activities of long-time local characters.

Young Amsterdammers on their future in the city: ‘Maybe I’ll move to a nice house in a quieter neighborhood later for my family’

Young Amsterdammers on their future in the city: ‘Maybe I’ll move to a nice house in a quieter neighborhood later for my family’

Young residents of Amsterdam are reflecting on their future living situations within the city. Many are considering staying long-term, though some express interest in moving to quieter neighborhoods as their family needs evolve.

Go to a Halloween party at the Nachbar or visit the PAN art fair at the Rai: what to do in Amsterdam this week

Go to a Halloween party at the Nachbar or visit the PAN art fair at the Rai: what to do in Amsterdam this week

Amsterdam features a packed schedule this week, including the PAN art fair, the Brainwash Festival, and various exhibitions like the Whistler showcase at the Van Gogh Museum. Residents and visitors can also enjoy live music, documentary screenings, Halloween-themed club nights, and family-friendly activities across the city.

Marjorie (60) and Julia (28): I have to really like a man to leave Amsterdam

Marjorie (60) and Julia (28): I have to really like a man to leave Amsterdam

Majorie and Julia share their perspectives on living in Amsterdam and the significant role the city plays in their daily lives. Julia expresses a strong personal attachment to the capital, noting that she would only depart for a truly exceptional romantic relationship.

Cabaret performer Tineke Schouten not thinking of stopping: ‘But when I get up, I really feel 72 – thank god for make-up’

Cabaret performer Tineke Schouten not thinking of stopping: ‘But when I get up, I really feel 72 – thank god for make-up’

Dutch comedian Tineke Schouten, 72, has announced that she has no plans to retire despite a long career featuring dozens of theater shows. She has instead released a new book titled Femme Vitaal, which reflects on her upbringing, the process of aging, and her commitment to her craft.