1. Soft drugs are legalized in the whole country. In Zwolle, there are special venues where drugs are allowed. So, there is no use buying soft drugs on the street. Tourists can also try absinthe – the drink is also sold at specially designated establishments.
2. Don’t even try to export soft drugs from the Netherlands. This is a crime that will result in a 12-year sentence. As a souvenir, consider buying klomps (Dutch wooden shoes), ceramics (tableware and kitchen accessories are the most popular), chocolate, cheese, and tulip bulbs.
3. Taking photographs is prohibited in some places. Do not ignore restricting signs.
4. Citizens of the Netherlands are famous for their tolerance, so they try to treat everything with patience and understanding. However, they are also famous for their affection for nature and the animal world. Needless to say, they are against cruelty to animals, and wearing fur outwear is a symbol of cruelty for them. It is highly recommended not to visit the city is such clothes – there is a chance that the fur coat will be destroyed. Never throw litter on the streets as that is also something that locals will not tolerate.
6. There should be no communication problems since most locals speak German and English.
7. The Netherlands is a country with a low crime level, but tourists should still not forget about basic precautions. There can be pickpockets and thieves, especially in big cities, and Zwolle is one of them.
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9. Public transport is also well-organized in Zwolle. That applies to intercity transport as well. Don’t forget to purchase public transport tickets as a failure to do that will result in a large fine. Tourists can also purchase a special pass named strippenkaarten as this is a very comfortable way to pay for the public transport services.
10. Tips in restaurants, hotels, shops, and taxi are already included in the total. Because of that, tourists do not need to worry about giving a too small tip. However, if the service is exceptionally good, it is allowed to leave some extra tip.
11. Smoking in public areas is prohibited.
12. Despite the fact that locals are tolerant people, they usually prefer to wear casual clothes (smart casual is the ideal style), while too bright and extravagant clothes may cause misunderstanding.
13. The last but not the least – the total in a bar or restaurant is divided between all people present at the table. Everyone pays for their own food and drinks.
