Hostels in Amsterdam for a City Break

After finding a hostel in Amsterdam you should go sightseeing but you should also check out some of the best coffee shops. Smell the list of coffee shops which is provided by the Dutch capital. Take a deep breath and utter a gezellig, leuk, and lekker!
Dampkring has an effective interior and a great relaxing atmosphere. A dizzying explosion of shapes and colors, psychedelic in reasonable dose, stimulates the senses and guarantees a good time. Arab, Buddhist and bohemian decoration are meritorious for prestige rating and ranking among the best. And thanks to the phenomenal atmosphere, this coffee shop was recorded on a Hollywood film strip. Some scenes from the movie Ocean's 12 were made precisely in this place and a house specialty is the Ocean's 12 Haze. The owner proudly says that Brad Pitt himself stops by couple of times a year, incognito, “just sitting there, smoking some”. At the entrance to the Red Light District, with the oriental motifs and Asian feel is the Baba coffee shop. Take a seat in one of the comfortable chairs and while you are ruled by the slow motion observe, through the large tinted windows, the busy people nervously pace the streets. Dimmed lights and quite loud house music aren’t the advantages that will guarantee group fun and story time; this is more of a place for those who like to get stoned solo. This might be a good time for you to take a break and relax in an Amsterdam hostel. A keyword for this coffee shop is relaxed, so it’s no wonder why so many backpackers visit the La Tertulia. It’s been here since 1983 and it’s also very popular among locals. The space is small and quiet, well lit with lots of plants and pastel walls. It will lure you with its spiritual tinge with the soothing sounds of the gargling water from the mini-fountain. On the terrace in front, you will always encounter middle aged men playing a relaxing game of chess and sharing a joint. Hidden in a narrow alley in the center of Amsterdam between the Dam and Spui squares is Abraxas. It is composed of 3 floors and small rooms which you reach by the spiral stairs at both ends of the building. Each floor promotes a certain mood and style. The second floor is reserved for a DJ, and the third for the cultivation of cannabis. The interior forces fantasy so the floors and ceilings are covered with glass. Placed in an unusual, modern building not even similar to those in the Red Light District, as it is in the former Jewish quarter, is the Bluebird coffee shop. Upstairs are comfortable sofas, out of which the L-shaped one is the most popular and thanks to a discreet location, you'll almost always find a free spot. The walls are covered with psychedelic drawings of various birds.
Whether you wish to just have coffee, play a game of chess or catch a glimpse of a celebrity, book a hostel and visit Amsterdam coffee shops.