Warmoesstraat

Other areas in Amsterdam

Compare these parts of the city before choosing a base or planning an outing. They may be spread out, so check each area’s travel details.

• Reguliersdwarsstraat →

  Reguliersdwarsstraat is the walkable first evening in this census: Soho at number 36, Exit Café at 42, Bar Blend at 41, Blend XL at 44, and Montmartre XL at 48. Treat the street as one outing. Zeedijk, Warmoesstraat, Kerkstraat, and De Pijp are separate trips.

• Zeedijk →

  Zeedijk holds Café The Queen's Head at number 20 and Café 't Mandje at number 63. The Queen's Head calls itself an iconic gay bar whose doors are open to everyone. 't Mandje's site leads with Bet van Beeren and "Fun & respect since 1927." This is its own walk from Centraal, not a continuation of Reguliersdwarsstraat.

• Kerkstraat →

  Spijker Bar, a gay bar since 1978, is at Kerkstraat 4. Naked Tuesday is men-only. Other nights the site says heterosexual visitors are guests. Club Church, further along the street, did not yield a readable first-party hours page and is not listed.

• De Pijp around Albert Cuypstraat →

  Bar Buka is a lesbian and queer bar on Albert Cuypstraat in De Pijp. The site says about 95 percent of guests are women and that all genders are welcome. It is not a walk-on from Reguliersdwarsstraat. The site does not print a weekly hours grid.

• Oud-West around Bilderdijkstraat →

  De Trut is a volunteer-run queer party whose door is Bilderdijkstraat 165 E. The organisation says that door is not a correspondence address. It is not a nightly bar. The homepage checked on 29 September 2026 named a Sunday 4 October 2026 party and TRUTPOST on 15 November 2026. Do not assume every Sunday.