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De Trut

The guide was updated: 2024-06-14

De Trut is a queer disco that has been organised 100% by volunteers for more than 35 years. The profits from the parties go to LGBTQAI+ projects worldwide. The party is held every Sunday evening from 10pm. Expect a long line, but it's definitely worth the wait.

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Address: Bilderdijkstraat 165 E, Amsterdam.
More Info: Strict house rules: cash only, no cameras, phones off. No hard drugs.
Opening hours: Sun 10pm–3am
Website: www.detrut.amsterdam/en/index.html

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Canvas

Canvas

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Panama

Panama

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Boom Chicago

Boom Chicago

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Karaokebar 24K

Karaokebar 24K

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The Waterhole

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Cafe de Druif

Cafe de Druif

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XtraCold IceBar

XtraCold IceBar

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AIR

AIR

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De Trut

De Trut

De Trut is a queer disco that has been organised 100% by volunteers for more than 35 years. The profits from the parties go to LGBTQAI+ projects worldwide. The party is held every Sunday evening from 10pm. Expect a long line, but it's definitely worth the wait.

Bourbon Street

Bourbon Street

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Supper Club & Restaurant

Supper Club & Restaurant

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Escape

Escape

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Paradiso

Paradiso

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Melkweg

Melkweg

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