ABOUT
Since 2007, Reguliers.net is the most complete and up-to-date website about the most famous Amsterdam gay street: Reguliersdwarsstraat.
On this website you'll find everything about the gay venues, the other bars, clubs and restaurants, the rich history, the buildings and the people of this colorful street.
In the eighties, Reguliersdwarsstraat was the first place in Europe where both gay and straight people partied together in a very open and creative atmosphere.
Today Reguliersdwarsstraat offers the widest range of gay and straight venues: from big trendy gay bars, to the most famous Amsterdam Hiphop bar; from typical dutch cafes, to the finest foreign restaurants.
Pronounciation
For foreigners, Reguliersdwarsstraat is a rather long and difficult name. The last part (
straat) just means street, and the first part sounds like
Raygoohleers-dvars.
See also
more about the meaning of this street name.
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Disclaimer
This website has been compiled with the utmost care and without the use of AI. Nevertheless, certain information can no longer be current, complete or correct. Reguliers.net is not liable for any consequences.
Parts of the texts and the own photos of this website may, within the limits of the law and reasonableness, be quoted with reference to the source and if possible a link to www.reguliers.net. If in doubt, contact us via the address below.
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Privacy
Reguliers.net strives to minimize its dependence on American Big Tech companies. Therefore, the website is hosted by a Dutch company with servers in the Netherlands, and the internet connection is secured via
SSL/TLS.
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Instead of Google Maps, Reguliers.net uses the cartography of the volunteer project
OpenStreetMap. Statistical information is not obtained through Google Analytics, but through the open-source tool
Umami, which uses a server in Europe and does not place cookies.
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