7 Places to Travel Before You Have Kids
| March 12, 2015
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Amsterdam
On the surface, the Dutch might seem like a reserved people, with their wooden shoes and lovely tulip fields, but anyone who’s been to Amsterdam can tell you that they know how to party. From the chilled-out coffee shops where cannabis can be legally purchased and consumed to the notorious Red Light District, Amsterdam’s nightlife has a lot to offer a grown up with no responsibilities.
If you do ever take kids there, be sure to mind the open canals and busy bicycle paths. That’s probably also good advice for all you adult travelers too, especially if you’ve sampled a few too many of the city’s herbal wares.
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