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The Green House's De Pijp outpost — a quieter counterpart to the Centrum flagship, positioned perfectly for neighbourhood routes built around Albert Cuyp Market, Katsu, and the restaurant strip on Gerard Douplein. Same award-winning genetics programme, smaller crowd, and a route that earns itself through the neighbourhood around it.

Tolstraat 91 · 1074 VM

A non-cannabis crossover route for food, coffee, streets, and reset time.

A 10-hectare former shipyard in Amsterdam-Noord transformed into Europe's most ambitious creative district. STRAAT Museum (street art and graffiti), the IJ-Hallen flea market, music festivals (PIV, Festifest, Tropikali), public art at monumental scale, and artist studios. Reach it by a 10-minute free ferry from Central Station.

Israeli-Mediterranean restaurant by the Vienna-based NENI group, located inside the Motel One hotel on Waterlooplein with a rooftop terrace overlooking Amsterdam's old Jewish Quarter and canal belt. Bold sharing plates, hummus, pita, labneh, shakshuka, and Middle Eastern flavours with a creative modern hand. The rooftop terrace is one of Amsterdam's best outdoor dining settings in summer.

Waterlooplein 1 · 1011 NX

Hidden inside Vondelpark in a modernist 1960s chapel building. Glass walls, terrace overlooking the park, and a seasonal European menu. One of Amsterdam's most atmospheric lunch settings.

Vondelpark 6 · 1071 AA

Eight connected 17th-century canal houses on the Herengracht turned into a design hotel with serious food culture. The Hoxton Amsterdam has Lotti's restaurant and bar at ground level, room types ranging from Shoebox to Roomy across 111 rooms, and a lobby atmosphere that functions as a proper public room. Canal Belt address means Jordaan, Nine Streets, and most of Amsterdam's cannabis landmarks are within 15 minutes on foot.

Herengracht 255 · 1016 BJ

Twenty-five interconnected 17th-century canal houses on the Prinsengracht, turned into one of Amsterdam's great luxury hotels. The Pulitzer holds a permanent collection of contemporary art, hosts the famous Pulitzer Prize annual concert from canal barges, and has an extraordinary private garden between the houses. Jansz. restaurant for all-day dining, Pulitzer's Bar for cocktails, and 225 rooms ranging from standard to the Flower Collector Suite. Part of the Lore Group.

Prinsengracht 315 · 1016 GZ

The former De Volkskrant newspaper building on Wibautstraat converted into Amsterdam's most creative hotel stay. Canvas rooftop bar and social hub, a sauna with city views, Canvas restaurant, Café Brecht in the lobby, and 172 rooms with murals and individual design treatments. The crowd is genuinely local: artists, freelancers, musicians, and east-Amsterdam regulars. Positioned near Rijsel, Hangar, and the Oost gallery-and-food circuit.

Wibautstraat 150 · 1091 GR

The A'DAM Tower's hotel in Amsterdam-Noord — every room comes with a record player, vinyl collection, and panoramic IJ waterfront views. The Lookout rooftop (with Europe's highest swing) offers 360° city views. Sir Adam is part of the Sir Hotels group: a 108-room music-forward identity with a vinyl bar, gym, and a deliberately edgy aesthetic. Free ferry from Centraal Station is 5 minutes — Noord is close without being central.

Overhoeksplein 7 · 1031 KS

Central Amsterdam boutique hotel in a heritage building a short walk from everything. Neighbourhood bar, design-forward rooms, and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere.

Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 5 · 1012 RC

The Dampkring that featured in Ocean's Twelve — and has been a benchmark for interior design in Amsterdam coffeeshops ever since. Ornate carved wood, amber lighting, and dense decoration create a den-like atmosphere unlike anything else in the city. The menu holds up completely: award-winning strains and a staff that knows them.

Haarlemmerstraat 44 · 1013 ES

One of the original adult-use reference markets: retail education, mountain travel, craft operators, wellness, food, and outdoor recovery routes.

A Bay Area market rooted in legacy activism, dispensary culture, design, food, waterfront movement, and premium city discovery.

One of LA's most design-forward dispensaries — clean minimalist retail, curated brand selection, and a shopping experience built around aesthetics as much as product. East Hollywood's standout cannabis destination.

Florida-born cannabis brand with a Wynwood location that fits perfectly into the arts district energy — craft-focused product selection, art-aligned retail design, and a creative community customer base that makes it feel like more than just a dispensary.

The Castro's award-winning dispensary — a pharmacy-inspired retail environment, exceptional product knowledge, and a LGBTQ+-community-aligned history that makes it one of the most culturally resonant cannabis retailers in California.

A visible Thailand retail brand for travellers comparing dispensary experiences, product education, and city access.

A major German cannabis company signal for the country's regulated medical, wellness, and future adult-use infrastructure.

A South African cannabis-oriented retail and distribution business signal for the country's commercial layer.

Natural wine bar and kitchen in Eixample — one of Barcelona's best wine lists, serious charcuterie, and a kitchen that punches well above its modest pricing. Early evenings are local; late nights turn social.

Carrer de Sepúlveda 184 · 08011

Camper's 25-room boutique hotel in El Raval — a design icon built around the idea that a hotel room can be a hammock and a separate suite can be the sitting room across the hall. Free 24-hour snacks, Dos Palillos restaurant (ex-elBulli) in the ground floor, and a building that feels closer to a contemporary art installation than a hotel.

Carrer d'Elisabets 11 · 08001

Japanese restaurant in Santa Cruz with precise sushi, ramen, and an omakase option — one of the best Asian dining experiences in the Canaries, run by a Japanese kitchen team.

Calle Bethencourt Alfonso 7 · 38002

Golf club fine dining with lake views — one of Marbella's most scenic restaurants, built around modern Andalusian tasting menus and an exceptional wine cellar in a tranquil east Marbella setting.

Urb. Elviria Hills, Ctra. de Cádiz km 195 · 29604

David Thompson's definitive authentic Thai restaurant at COMO Metropolitan — ancient recipe research, complex curries, and the most rigorous interpretation of royal Thai cuisine in a contemporary setting.

Como Metropolitan Bangkok, 27 South Sathorn Road · 10120

Sustainable Thai fine dining from Bo Songvisava and Dylan Jones — seasonal menu, organic sourcing, and elevated technique. Consistently one of Asia's 50 Best and Thailand's most respected ethical kitchen.

24 Sukhumvit 53 · 10110

A Sino-Portuguese shophouse in Phuket Old Town repurposed as a craft cannabis café — heritage architecture, local Thai strains sourced from island farmers, cold-brew cannabis drinks, and a genuinely cultural alternative to the Patong dispensary scene.

Soho House's Berlin outpost in a converted factory in Mitte — rooftop pool, Cowshed spa, cinema, and the members' house energy that makes it one of the most social stays in the city.

Torstraße 1 · 10119

Two Michelin stars in the heart of Mitte — Marco Müller's wine-focused tasting menu restaurant with one of Europe's most thoughtfully curated cellars. The wine bar downstairs (Rutz Weinbar) is more accessible for walk-ins.

Chausseestraße 8 · 10115

The world's only Michelin-starred dessert restaurant — René Frank's Neukölln institution flips the fine dining script entirely, with an 8-course experience built entirely around sweet structures and fermented flavours.

Friedelstraße 47 · 12047

A 13th-century Augustinian monastery in Malá Strana — converted into one of Prague's most distinctive hotels with a working brewery, BRASSERIE on-site, and seven historical buildings blended into one intimate property.

Letenská 12 · 118 00

The Karlín bakery and restaurant that defined Prague's new food wave — in-house sourdough, Czech produce, fermentation focus, and an open kitchen in a beautifully converted industrial space.

Pernerova 49 · 186 00

Luke Dale-Roberts' rooftop sharing plates restaurant above The Test Kitchen — spectacular Table Mountain and city views, tapas-style small plates covering Asian, European, and African influences. The social alternative to the tasting menu downstairs.

375 Albert Road, Woodstock · 7925

A design-forward cannabis shop built like a neighbourhood bodega: playful, graphic, product-led, and intentionally more retail culture than clinical counter.

1073 Yonge Street · M4W 2L2

A polished Canadian retail name with clean merchandising, clear product categories, and a city-centre format built for quick, confident decisions.

333 Yonge Street · M5B 1R7

A Mount Pleasant restaurant built around seasonal Canadian ingredients, sharp plating, and a room that connects Vancouver's design side with serious food.

3593 Main Street · V5V 3N4

A 19th-century palace turned Marriott Luxury Collection landmark, still the diplomatic quarter's most cinematic address. High tea under the chandeliered atrium remains a rite of passage for anyone with a serious weekend in The Hague.

Lange Voorhout 54-56 · 2514 EG

A former Rothschild bank reworked into an IHG design hotel, all vaulted ceilings and moody velvet against the Hofkwartier's boutiques. Contemporary interiors meet the city's old money bones.

Kneuterdijk 8 · 2514 EN

Rem Koolhaas's De Rotterdam tower turned hotel — 285 rooms stacked above the Maas with the skyline framed like a widescreen film. The clearest way to sleep inside Rotterdam's architecture story.

Wilhelminakade 137 · 3072 AP

The old Holland America Line headquarters, still perched at the water's edge where a million emigrants once boarded ships for Ellis Island. History soaks the walls; the brasserie and oyster bar hum every night of the week.

Koninginnenhoofd 1 · 3072 AD

MVRDV's horseshoe of apartments arched over Europe's most photographed food hall, its interior ceiling painted with a 11,000-square-metre digital cornucopia. Half market, half cathedral, entirely Rotterdam.

Ds. Jan Scharpstraat 298 · 3011 GZ

The world's first fully accessible art depot — MVRDV's mirrored bowl rising above Museumpark, with 151,000 works stored in view rather than in vaults. A radical rethink of what a museum can even be.

Museumpark 24 · 3015 CX

A saffron-hued Moorish citadel dropped onto Tenerife's volcanic west coast, wrapped in banana palms and its own private cliffside cove. Two Michelin-starred restaurants and a Ritz-Carlton spa anchor the calmest luxury address on the island.

Calle Maria Zambrano 2, Carretera General TF-47 Km 9 · 38687

A converted 18th-century Ponte family mansion in Tenerife's most photogenic old-port town, painted in Bauhaus reds and hung with mid-century art. Twenty rooms, one hidden courtyard pool, and an oceanfront Atlantic promenade at the doorstep.

Calle Esteban de Ponte 32 · 38450

The intimate 81-key Nobu inside Puente Romano — dark oak, Japanese minimalism and its own private lobby, pool and members' garden. A calm design pocket embedded in Marbella's most social resort.

Bulevar Principe Alfonso von Hohenlohe s/n · 29602

A jungle-themed urban lifestyle hotel overlooking the Berlin Zoo monkey enclosure from panoramic west-facing windows. The Monkey Bar rooftop is a Berlin institution for sunset drinks with a Tiergarten skyline.

Budapester Strasse 40 · 10787

A private contemporary art collection housed inside a Nazi-era bunker in Mitte, viewable only by guided tour booked weeks ahead. The building itself is half the exhibit.

Reinhardtstrasse 20 · 10117

A luxury hotel woven through seven historic buildings including the working 13th-century St Thomas Augustinian monastery. Set between Prague Castle and Charles Bridge with a private monastic garden.

Letenska 12/33 · 118 00

The historic 1932 Alcron reopened by Almanac with restored Art Deco lobby, marble bathrooms and a curated art programme. Just off Wenceslas Square with Michelin Guide dining downstairs.

Stepanska 623/40 · 110 00

Chef Radek Kasparek's Michelin-starred playful modern take on Czech ingredients, served in a stripped-back Old Town room. The tasting menu leans season-first and finely technical.

U Milosrdnych 12 · 110 00

The only Michelin-starred restaurant in Prague dedicated to modernised classical Czech cuisine, based on a 19th-century Marie B. Svobodova cookbook. Set-menu-only, historic-townhouse setting.

Hastalska 18 · 110 00

A converted Holesovice factory turned into central Europe's largest private contemporary art centre, plus the wooden Gulliver Airship pinned to its roof. Political, spatial, weird — in the best way.

Poupetova 793/1 · 170 00

A private contemporary art institution inside a beautifully renovated former electrical substation at the foot of Prague Castle. Excellent rotating exhibitions plus a rooftop bar with castle views.

Klarov 5 · 118 00

Thomas Heatherwick's pillowed-glass conversion of a 1920s grain silo, perched above the Zeitz MOCAA museum. Twenty-eight suites, each with jewel-box windows that bulge into the harbour sky.

Silo Square, V&A Waterfront · 8001

Peter Tempelhoff's cavernous fifth-floor room where 300 wooden discs float over a Japanese-South African tasting menu. Regularly Africa's highest-ranked entry on the World's 50 Best list.

5th Floor, Speakers Corner, 37 Parliament Street · 8000

A 1786 hunting lodge on the slopes above Camps Bay, reborn as Ryan Cole's playful, produce-led tasting kitchen. The Atlantic and Lion's Head fill every window on the walk in.

The Roundhouse, Roundhouse Road, Camps Bay · 8005

Africa's largest museum of contemporary art, carved out of a decommissioned grain silo by Heatherwick Studio. Nine floors of scooped-out concrete tubes house 21st-century African work.

Silo District, S Arm Road, V&A Waterfront · 8001

Shim-Sutcliffe's board-formed concrete gem in the Garment District — Ace's first ground-up new-build. A soaring lobby lounge, rooftop bar, and Alder wood-fire restaurant anchor it.

51 Camden Street · M5V 1V2

James Cheng's 66-storey tower drops you into University Avenue with the city's most polished spa and a Zhang Huan ash Buddha in the lobby. Rooms wear Toronto's biggest bathtubs.

188 University Avenue · M5H 0A3

Frank Gehry's hometown redesign of the AGO — a swelling Douglas fir façade and a spiral staircase floating over Grange Park. Group of Seven, Thomson, and a strong Indigenous collection anchor it.

317 Dundas Street West · M5T 1G4

Coal Harbour's glass-clad flagship with Vancouver's most cinematic harbour view and a Botticelli Prada-clad lobby lounge. Live music nightly, seaplanes taking off out the window.

1038 Canada Place · V6C 0B9

A moody Italian-Japanese fusion room above East Pender, styled after a 1960s Tokyo jazz kissa. Michelin-starred, permanently packed, and the best pasta in British Columbia.

263 East Pender Street, 2nd Floor · V6A 1T8

Five canal houses on the Herengracht reworked into a properly Amsterdam Hoxton — cosy nook rooms, a canal-facing Lotti's brasserie, and one of the most popular hotel lobbies in the city.

Herengracht 255 · 1016 BJ

The Michelin-starred restaurant tucked into the Rijksmuseum, plating a Dutch-heritage tasting menu with the museum's Philips wing next door. A serious dinner inside one of Europe's great museums.

Museumstraat 2 · 1071 XX

A Domènech i Montaner modernist masterpiece at the top of Passeig de Gracia, still one of Barcelona's most theatrical hotel addresses. Woody Allen played jazz here; Michelin Guide dining today.

Passeig de Gracia 132 · 08008

Gaudí's still-rising basilica, targeting a 2026 completion of the central Jesus Christ tower — Europe's most singular building project. Book the tower ticket for the view; stay for the light.

Carrer de Mallorca 401 · 08013