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Toys, gadgets and games with an animal theme. From squirting fish to cuddly bars and rubber ducks that glow in the bath.
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This store sells a huge range of gorgeous printed and embroidered silks, linens and cottons, imported from all over the world.
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A huge, hilarious range of (mostly) novelty condoms guaranteed to spice up the most jaded of love lives.
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Built 1603–11 by Hendrick de Keyser, painted by Monet in 1874. Climb to the top for great views.
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This nun-run Chinese Buddhist temple takes pride of place on this otherwise junkie-riddled street. Take a respectful peek one afternoon (you can keep your shoes on), or dine at their adjacent vegetarian restaurant.
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A veggie café at the back of this new age bookstore overlooking the water is a fantastic find in this hectically touristy area. Chill out, Zen-style.
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Established in 1743, this chemist’s store is simply the best place in town to pick up herbs, homeopathic remedies, tea and essential oils.
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Colourful kites, quirky knick-knacks and kitsch bits for that perfect present to suit all ages.
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A delightful café cum bric-a-brac store specializing in olive oil and Finnish wallpaper. Ideal for a light sandwich, fresh juice and decent-sized coffees. Everything is for sale.
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Quite a find in the seedy surrounds of the Red Light District, this restaurant serves food until 1am. A mind-blowing menu that won’t break the bank.
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Restaurant price categories
For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
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