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The Top Ten Amsterdam Coffeeshops With Jimmy Nevski - Part Four

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Back just in time for summer 2019! I have returned to Amsterdam for the latest instalment in my quest to find all the best Coffeeshops.

If you’re heading over to Amsterdam soon, don’t waste any time! After dozens of trips (literally) I bring you a brand new video for 2019 featuring ten more Coffeeshops recommended by you guys with the best weed strains in the city!

Don’t get sucked in by the Bulldogs, and other low end Coffeeshops offering expensive inferior quality product.

Finally as I stated last time, learn to roll before you roll out! You can’t experience all the flavours if you can’t roll a decent joint!

*There are no weed lollipops or major gimmicks featured as dozens of YouTube videos have you covered! This is a connoisseur’s video.

Please if you enjoy this, like and subscribe! This video took a ton of effort to make but I do love to do them for you! Suggestions for future content is really welcome!

Much love - Jimmy Nevski

Maastricht, Netherlands, City Tour

Maastricht is a unique city in Netherlands because it’s at the southernmost point of the country, way down by Belgium, by Germany, close to France even, and so the culture down here is little bit different than you find in the north and the west of the Netherlands.
It’s a very cosmopolitan city. It’s got that typical pedestrians zone with many little lanes just for people, no cars allowed, a lot of restaurants and cafés, there is the historic sites, the churches, there’s an old fortification and medieval walls around part of the city, and there’s a variety of other touring activities.
The main pedestrian street is Grote Staat. It goes right to the heart of Maastricht and it’s all for pedestrian, it's bicycles, people walking their dog, people out shopping. This evening it's about 7 PM we're getting twilight already. It's a Thursday, shops are open until nine on Thursdays, otherwise generally closing at 6 PM. So Thursday night is a great time to be out walking. And this is September, late September, the weather is unusually warm. For this whole month it’s been just perfect so that might be a the time for you to consider coming to visit the Netherlands.
It's an area for pedestrians and bicycles, for baby carriages, for people walking their dogs, but no cars loud here in this central shopping area of historic Maastricht.
It’s a pretty extensive zone that goes for dozens of blocks and with two main squares that are connected by the lovely pedestrian lanes. Naturally most of the shops are clothing stores but there’s a variety of other kind, there is the art galleries, sundries, there are cafés, there are always the bakeries, and the bar on the corner, there’s a few modern shopping malls tucked away in here as well too, beautiful Maastricht

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TRYING DUTCH MILK | INSTAGRAM CAFE HOPPING | WAFFLES | AMSTERDAM PART 2

Part 2 to our Amsterdam trip with Clink Hostels! Follow us on a country bike tour, Instagram cafe hopping and eating waffles!


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The Top Ten Amsterdam Coffeeshops With Jimmy Nevski - Part Two

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Back by popular demand, I have returned to Amsterdam to update my Top Ten Amsterdam Coffeeshops List.

If you’re heading over to Amsterdam soon, don’t waste any time! After literally dozens of trips (literally) I bring you a brand new video for 2018 featuring ten Coffeeshops with the best weed strains in the city!

Don’t get sucked in by the Bulldogs, Greenhouses and other tourist traps offering expensive low quality product.

Finally as I stated last time, learn to roll before you roll out! Pre-Rolled joints of any variety, are awful. End of.

*There are no weed lollipops, cakes or edibles featured as dozens of YouTube videos have you covered! This is also connoisseur’s video.

Yes the Plug Coffeeshop makes an appearance, it’s been open six months and I can’t believe how many people have inboxed me regarding that one!

Enjoy and please if you enjoy this, like and subscribe! This video took a ton of effort to make :)

Amsterdam Global Cafe 2015

The Amsterdam Global Cafe event took place on the 3rd of December 2015. It was organized by the Dutch National Committee in association with students at United World College (UWC) Maastricht. The theme was 'Access to Education', which was featured in various speeches and small group discussions throughout the event. This event was also the official welcoming to Robbert Dijkgraaf, a well known mathematical physicist and string theorist, as an ambassador for UWC Netherlands.

Global Café is an initiative focused on educating the UWC community about global issues and current affairs, engaging the voices of students, and facilitating discussion-based learning. We aim to take advantage of the cultural and ideological diversity of our student body in order to encourage a post-UWC engagement in the world. For us, Global Cafe embodies the ideals of United World College movement: synthesizing a celebration of difference, a passion for learning, a desire for intercultural understanding, and a commitment to global citizenship.

Gumbo Jazzband - How come you do me like you do Café de Pieter Maastricht 20-12-2015

Gumbo Jazzband (Maastricht-NL) plays original Jazz fromd '20-'30 and early. In their repertoire is jazz from New Orleans, Chicago and New York. Just listen to a concert or join the band with a Lindy Hop. See you soon

BEST 5 Dutch Foods To Try While Shopping | #NoMoreFomo Vlog - The Fomo List

Food Tour of the BEST 5 Dutch Foods to eat while shopping in Amsterdam.

This tour starts from the main shopping street in Leidseplein (near Hard Rock Cafe and Holland Casino) all the way to Dam Square for the toilet break (in De Bijenkorf) and Damrak for ice cream and Primark.

Follow this route:
- Walk straight from Leidseplein and stop at The Seafood Bar for kibbeling.
- Stop at the Dutch Cheese museum
- Pass the Flower market on the right and walk straight ahead where you see Stach.
- Around the corner you will find Van Wonderen Stroopwaffles - indulge!
- Head left towards Dam Square and De Bijenkorf
- Across the street - towards Central Station - you will find Manneken Pis fries.
- Take the gorgeous alley besides it for Primark and ice cream.
- Enjoy these dutch foods!

P.S. Haven't tried herring yet - that experience is for another video! Also not included is bitterballen as that's more of a sit-down snack that I prefer eating at a bar or restaurant.


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EATING IN LEIDEN

My trip to Holland, join me, Subscribe like and I would love a comment.. with love from Nederland’s
Indonesian Rijsttafel in my hometown Leiden, you can Google Leiden or Rijsttafel or where to eat but this a personal suggestion.
Indonesian Rijsttafel has become a big part of the Dutch culture that stems back to colonialism.
Having said that a restaurant that solely caters to Indonesian cuisine is getting more difficult to find. If it’s your goal to try an authentic Rijsttafel go to an Indonesian Restaurant not Chinese.
So glad we looked for the real deal I would highly recommend SURAKARTA in Leiden .. it was a great evening walk and a great evening with family.
#Leiden #traveltoholland #eatinginLeiden

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Holland - Fiftieth anniversary of Marshall plan

T/I: 11:14:35 GS 10:06:42


US President Bill Clinton and European leaders gathered in the Hague on Wednesday (28/5) for ceremonies to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Marshall plan, which helped to rebuild Europe after World War Two.
During the event, which featured music and speeches, Dutch Prime Minister Wim Kok, who is currently EU president, thanked America on behalf of all the countries which benefited from Marshall plan aid in the years after the war.
The Marshall plan was named after former US Secretary of State George Marshall, who devised the scheme to pump billions of dollars of aid into 16 European countries between 1948 and 1952 to help them rebuild.

SHOWS:

THE HAGUE, HOLLAND 28/5
00.00 CU police convoy and Clinton's car leaving gates of official residence;
00.08 WS top shot of Bill Clinton motorcade driving through Hague;
00.12 CU Clinton car comes to a halt;
00.15 MS security man on roof;
00.17 MS Clinton gets out of car;
00.21 UPSOT applause over interior hall;
00.24 MS Clinton walks down aisle to applause;
00.27 WS cutaway orchestra inside hall;
00.30 UPSOT Dutch Prime Minister and EU President Wim Kok:The plan proved to be uniquely successful. It got Europe back on its feet. (cutaway to CU Clinton listening at 0.38) Through you Mr President I thank the American people on behalf of all the Marshall countries for their generous support at such a critical moment in our history.;
00.53 CU German Chancellor Helmut Kohl close to tears;
01.00 UPSOT Clinton:American and Europe must complete the noble journey that Marshall began - and this time, no-one must be left behind.
01.12 MS Clintons posing with the Dutch queen;
01.15 MS Clinton, Kok and EU Commission President Jacques Santer walk into presser;
01.19 MS three-shot of the leaders from back of hall;
01.23 CU Kok talking;
01.27 MS Clinton listening;

ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS,28/5
01.30 UPSOT fanfare as Clintons enter celebrations on pier at Rotterdam;
01.35 Clinton saluting crowd;
01.38 MS Clintons on podium;
01.42 WS cutaway crowd;
01.45 MS Clinton and mayor of Rotterdam pull lever to unveil monument;
01.47 MS monument of Marshall unveiled;

01.58 ENDS


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dansende massa, meisjes, en zoekende jongens

Andorra Cafe- Dutch Coffeeshop/Hashbar

Hilversum, NL. Formerly one of the best coffeeshops in Holland, Andorra is now only serving customers for take-out.

Wynton Marsalis Septet - Maastricht - Netherlands

Wynton Marsalis Septet - The Music of Thelonious Monk - Live in Concert -
Maastricht - Netherlands - 4. November 1994
Wynton Marsalis (trumpet), Victor Goines (clarinet/soprano-sax), Wes Anderson (alto-sax),
Wycliffe Gordon (trombone), Eric Reed (piano), Ben Wolfe (bass), Herlin Riley (drums)

1. Bright Mississippi
2. For Brakes Sake
3. Evidence
4. Monk's Mood
5. Four In One

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WRAP Celebrations, disappointment as Dutch beat Brazil

(2 Jul 2010)
AP TELEVISION
Maastricht, The Netherlands - 2 July 2010
1. Netherlands fans celebrating in bar after watching match on television
2. Wide pan of football fans cheering in cafes along street
3. Fan dancing on chair, others dancing and cheering
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dan, Netherlands fan:
It was a very spectacular game. We thought the Brazilian guys won but after one half I thought Holland can do everything today, so it happens.
5. Mid of fans celebrating in cafe
AP TELEVISION - NO ACCESS BRAZIL (AS PER FIFA FANFEST RESTRICTIONS)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 2 July 2010
6. Wide pan of people cheering at FanFest on Copacabana Beach at beginning of match
7. Close-up of people watching match
8. Pan of people cheering Brazil goal
9. Mid of fans cheering
10. Close-up of crowd with worried Brazil fan
11. Various of small group of Dutch fans cheering first Dutch goal, surrounded by Brazilian fans
12. Various of fans
13. Wide of Netherlands fans celebrating second goal, surrounded by Brazilian fans
AP TELEVISION - NO ACCESS BRAZIL (AS PER FIFA FANFEST RESTRICTIONS)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 2 July 2010
14. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jamile Medeiros, Brazil fan:
Oh, I am so sad. Brazil played a good game, but they were suffering towards the end. They should leave with their heads held high because they did very well up to this point.
15. Mid of woman crying on beach at Brazil loss
16. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Felipe Desire, Brazil fan:
The Brazil team, the Brazilian national team, not making it to the final? What a joke. What happened Dunga?
17. Zoom to mid of FanFest crowd with Dutch supporters dancing
AP TELEVISION
Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 2 July 2010
18. Various of fans watching game on screen in football stadium
19. Close-up fans supporting Brazil
20. SOUNDBITE: (Creole) Phelitaue Ferdinand, Brazil Fan
It's football. One can win, one can lose. Brazil's team played very well.
21. Mid of Haitian Netherlands fans celebrating
22. SOUNDBITE: (Creole) Louis Roodmarc, Netherlands fan:
Holland 100 percent. Holland will be the world champion.
23. Mid of people celebrating Netherlands win
24. Haitian Brazil fans looking disappointed
STORYLINE:
Football fans celebrated across the Netherlands on Friday as they watched their team come from behind to record an unexpected 2-1 win against Brazil in the World Cup.
Supporters who watched the game live in the bars and cafes of Maastricht leapt and shrieked with joy as the full time whistle blew and their team became the first to advance into this year's World Cup semi-finals.
We thought the Brazilian guys won but after one half I thought Holland can do everything today, so it happens, said one fan.
Wesley Sneijder headed the winner in the 68th minute against a Brazil team that was subsequently reduced to ten men when Felipe Melo was sent off for stamping.
The game was played before a sellout crowd of 42,286 at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth.
It was the Netherlands' first win over Brazil since the 1974 World Cup, when Johan Cruyff was the team's star and total football reigned.
Whilst Netherlands fans danced in delirium, Brazil's supporters were stunned into silence as their team's chance to win a sixth World Cup championship ended in defeat.
Brazil supporters at the FanFest on Copacabana beach began the morning confident their team would advance to the semi-finals.
But at full time the only people who were celebrating were the Dutch, a tiny island of fans dressed in their familiar orange shirts dancing amid a still sea of Brazil's green and yellow.
The rest of the beach watched, stunned, as their team was sent home from South Africa.
But a small contingent of orange-clad Haitians were cheering.


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Netherlands: Haarlem, Alkmaar, Leiden, The Hague, Delft, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Gouda, Maastricht

Presenting a tour of the Netherlands
0:00 Introduction ; 03:26 Haarlem; 04:31 Alkmaar; 05:45 Leiden; 06:38 The Hague; 07:48 Delft; 08:54 Rotterdam; 10:11 Utrecht; 11:35 Gouda; 12:22 Maastricht ; 13:43 Conclusion
Starting with a visit to Haarlem, then to Leiden, doing a few day trips out from there. Then to Delft for three more nights and excursions to The Hague, political capital of the nation.
Then to Rotterdam the great modern city of the Netherlands, continuing to Utrecht, a university town with a large historic center and then to Maastricht in the southern part of the country. I'll also be going up to the Alkmaar cheese market which is a lot of fun.
This video is a summary of the trip through the Netherlands. We will be presenting short segments about each city here, but we have 22 movies providing a lot more details about these places so be sure to look for them in our collection.
See the 23 Dutch movies here:
Traveling between cities was so easy because the Netherlands has got perhaps the best train system in Europe. It's phenomenal. The trains are clean, fast, frequent and not expensive. This is a small country, so the cities are relatively close together, you can get from one to the next and 15 or 30 minutes usually. This superb rail service in itself makes a good reason to visit this country, shift for it really does eliminate some of those logistical problems of travel, just getting around. It is so easy with these trains.
Some call it Holland, but the country is The Netherlands. Holland is two provinces in the Netherlands.

Backstage Netherlands Maastricht

Nice place to go out.

It's my first movie and I know it's kinda crappy, when I have more time, my new PC, and some better software I hope to make better vids:D

Hope you like it anyway.

Backstage.nu

Rock on!

(If you are on this vid and don't want to be on youtube than message me and I will take it of)