Funky little vibey, spiritual shop in the heart of the most busiest part of Amsterdam. You can buy…read morecrystals cool books greeting cards candle holders. They have a little café in the back where you can hang out and vibe with some coffee or chill with some of the items they offer for sale upfront.

I cannot rate this place high enough. Amsterdam can be a daunting place, you want to do and try…read moreeverything but don't know where to start - also you don't want any bad products that's leave you on the streets feeling your worst. kokopelli was the best place i have ever been. their back room facing onto the canal is the safest, most loving space. the staff will walk you through everything and are there for help, advice and guidance. nothing is too much for them! me and my partner refer to it as "our corner of amsterdam". I've never been more at peace than sat in that window. excellent value for money and we will be visiting the city again purely to visit here.

Great store to get all your souvenirs! Wide selection and pretty busy with other buyers!read more

Terrible customer service. Refused to give me the 10€ in change they didn't give me, which they…read morewere adamant they did. Refused to check security cameras too. Safe to say, I won't be going again.

Me and my friend stopped by here so I could buy a couple of post cards to send back home…read more They have your typical selection of touristy things. The value range depending on what things you may purchase. This time I only got postcards so they were pretty inexpensive. We did not spend a lot of time here as we had already visited a couple of other souvenir shops and we seen most of everything being sold here. The cashier was friendly which I think you have to have when working in a busy place like this. I paid cash for my postcards so I could not tell you what kind of credit cards they do or do not take.

Nice to come for all tourists in town, I wrote a some do's and don'ts downstairs this page. The…read morestore accepts credit cards and can even Ship your bought product all over the world. Have a look upstairs ... it makes you think that you smoked some weed or used some mushrooms.

A five story Primark store in the heart of Amsterdam and provide an escalator or elevator for the…read morejourney up. The wife needed a few pairs of longer socks for our next country of Ireland which is colder than most of Europe right now, especially at night. They only had a small selection of the high socks and not the right size, but settled for a pair of sandals for 1.3€ - what a deal. We've been to several Primarks in the United States but the size of this one is overwhelming. FYI: this was NOT a paid attraction in Amsterdam.

Great inventory and great prices. There are about six floors of merchandise. Everything from shoes…read moreto hairspray.

Well, the wooden or more modern clogs weren't too interesting for me to be honest, but this…read moresouvenir shop was probably the best one in Zaanse Schans. Throughout many shops and even in this one, there are many ceramics look like Delft blue, but they are not. They are some cheap imitations. The highlight of this souvenir shop were real Delft blue ceramics here. We've been to Delft and purchased a small dish there, but we were fortunate enough to find it here so that we didn't have to make another special trip back to Delft. Now, there are some more affordable souvenirs like any other stores in the area. Otherwise they won't make too much money off of the tourists. However, they have some nice things including very nice wooden clogs if you are into them. It's just that it wasn't my thing.

Wonderful clog shop at Zaanse Schans. Admission is free. The front area is a clog museum…read moreshowcasing the different clogs, There is a demonstration of hand making of the clogs. Lots of clogs to choose from traditional wooden clogs to modern clog footwear that is relevant and may be worn daily. Other souvenirs are available as well. Great for American travelers, as they accept American Express.

With several Amsterdam Museum passes available, how do you choose? Look for the activities that…read moreappeal to your travel partners. Definitely was able to maximize our experience with the I Amsterdam Card. Download the app and map out what you would like to explore. We planned our trip in regions. Day 1- Ferry and Canal Tour Picked up a physical card from the central train station location. Although our internet worked well, I had some concerns about the app working after reading reviews. A small booklet is also provided at the Visitor Center. Took the free ferry across the river to This is Holland, The A'DAM Tower Lookout and the Eye Filmmuseum. Definitely do the swing if you are an adrenaline junkie. The restaurant at the Eye Filmmuseum was amazing. Would skip the Eye Filmmuseum if you are short on time. Back across via ferry and hopped on a Lover's Canal Cruise before heading to Tujah Maret for an Indonesian Rice Table. Day 2- Museums, Lunch and More Museums My friend wasn't sure if we could max value this pass, so this was a busy, busy museum day. Rembrandhuis, Portuguese Synagogue, Joods/Jewish Museum, Holocaust Memorial, Museum On's Lieve Heer Ops Solder with a complete church hidden in the attic, Huis Willet-Holthuysen and the Tulip Museum. Took a lunch break at the Joods Museum. The fish sandwich on challah with salad was delicious. Loved the biscuits that came with the tea and lattes. Bought separate tickets for the Anne Frank House six weeks in advance as they sell out. Day 3- Windmills and More Museums. Spent the morning in Zaanse Schans and the afternoon in Museumplein. Used an I Amsterdam Card discount to get to Zaanse Schans on the Hop On Hop Off Tour, then used the card to gain access to the Zaanse Schans Museum and Windmills. Cheese, sheep, oversized clogs, Claude Monet and Peter the Great. Use the Zaanse Museum ticket to even go to a very clean bathroom before you head back to Amsterdam. Spent the afternoon in Museumplein exploring the Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and Design, and the Moco Museum. Love Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" and "The Jewish Bride," Van Gogh's Self Portraits and Wheat Fields and Marc Chagall's Muse. Could have used the pass for the morning on Day 4 but headed to The Hague and Rotterdam instead. For €90 for a 72-hour pass (not three day), this was a great value. We never felt rushed and were able to sample so many parts of Amsterdam for about € 5-6 per venue. Even the public transits are included. Make sure to make reservations for the Rijksmuseum, the Rembrandthuis, and the Holocaust Memorial as they get booked. The perfect way to explore Amsterdam.

We haven't even arrived yet and they have been so helpful and friendly. We are prepared, thanks to…read morethem, to begin our adventures and save money as soon as we arrive.

It's all transactions here and unlike the other spots in Barney's, Grey Area, or Abraxas, the don't…read moregive you a grinder or anything to roll on. I've been coming here twenty years and for them to just treat you like a transaction sucks and misses the whole culture and vibe that the experience is supposed to bring . The one good thing from here is their moon rock joint. The rest you can find better elsewhere and if you want to feel the culture and vibe don't come here. What a disappointment

This was a pretty cool little Cafe tucked away nicely in an alley. Pretty prime location right on…read morethe canals if you can find parking or if you walk or have a bike. Had a great selection of herbs and beans

This small but enchanting little store has so many beautiful things to offer. I didn't find it to…read morebe too pricey so I left with a big bag full of souvenirs.

I had bookmarked this place, and by chance happen to pass it. What made this shop stand out from…read morethe rest, is how informative and friendly the staff was. I even received a history lesson on the formation of Holland. The shop has a variety of Delft products, including antiques. Make sure you take the time to look at all three levels. Well worth a visit. Yelp challenge #20