Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum in Amsterdam

Loved the place. Would recommend to all Cannabis enthusiasts. Quite cheap too and easy way to spend like an hour. There were two sides other more for cannabis culture and the other for industrial hemp and both are very interesting.

Amazing place Where we can learn nd teach ignorant people how the amazing herb can save you from many problems and how doctors started using it for tough diseases! Absolutely recomend it! Specially that with the same entrance, you can visit the museum and the gallery with plenty of objects made with hemp and how ecological is. It's kinda small but a lot of audio and interesting explanations to listen to. I loved it!!

In Hash We Trust. This was a very interesting place for me. There are two exhibitions with many exhibits: the first focuses on industrial hemp, and the second explores cannabis culture and consumption. I took pictures of almost every exhibit. There is also an exhibition featuring real cannabis plants. Overall, this was one of my best experiences.

Remarkable and fascinating history of hemp and how this amazing plant can do so much. From bioplastic to hempcrete construction material, you can see and touch the evidence of how hemp can save the world. Great experience and highly recommended.

A very interesting museum! I went there on 01/01/26. I took an audio guide through my headphones. I enjoyed the female guiding voice, she had a very calm voice. I enjoyed walking around and looking at all the different things. 10/10

I learned so much through visiting this museum! It’s very worth a stop.

One of the best museums I've ever visited and as a museum nerd I've visited quite a few of them. And it wasn't because it has something extraordinary, but because it is made very convenient and enjoyable in a simple way. The highlight was this cool gadget – an audio guide shaped like a phone. At the beginning you pick your language, and it takes you through the museum. The different sections have chips with numbers; you just tap on them and it explains what you're seeing. It's like a personal tour at your own pace – best of both worlds! The staff were also amazing, very chill but at the same time very kind and genuinely happy to help (definitely the best staff from all the places in Amsterdam that I've visited). Aslo the content in the museum was very informative and it made me aware of a lot of things i didn't know about the cannabis plant, especially about hemp. This museum definitely does justice to this precious plant, shifting the narrative from it being a drug for lazy stoned junkies, to its actual value.

An interesting place 👍. I think anyone who is interested in this topic will be satisfied 😻

For those that really know me, you know that I'm a "history" buff, and that I was two classes away from minoring in history (My only regret in life). So that self interest alone led me here. To understand and respect the history of hemp, to investigate the Amsterdam culture about weed, and not because of the free vapor tasting at the end. Now that I've justified myself, let's talk about this "museum". And it really is a museum! The entrance fee is only €9. You pick up a little cheesy media translator box. You scan your language, and you're on your way. They start with the earliest proof that man even smoked ganja in the stone-age with carved inscriptions on tablets. Hence being "stoned". Okay, I made that up. But there are oil paintings showing the weed parties and that people really wanted to pose with a smoke. One of my favorite things for me was seeing the pipes of the past; how extravagant they carved wooden pipes. As well as the old medicinal bottles that contain cannibal ingredients. I can go on and on. It was interesting! Wait, what was I talking about? Oh yeah, so the tour is in two different sections. Meaning, the first part of the tour ends in the Sensi Seed store. Part two was down the street about 3 meters away. This had more examples and history about the use of hemp strands over the centuries. Gifts to bring home. Then that free vapor sample thingy. Minus a star for 2 out of 3 staff members with snooty attitudes. If ya hate your job, just smoke geez! Oh well, it didn't dampen my tour. Now ONTO THE RED LIGHTS!!!!

I know nothing about hash/hemp except that it smells like skunk. They say weed makes you hungry, philosophical, relaxed, funny and you think everything's so important and funny. Well, I don't need this stuff then. I'm not pro-weed but I'm also not anti-weed. I'm anti-people doing stupid things and blaming it on stuff. So, anywho... This is located in the Red Light District - think porn stores, live shows and pot. People coming in and out of this museum seem interestingly chill. They're pretty much hippies. Why is this illegal in most parts of the US again? They have all sorts of varieties - how they come up with names for each kind is beyond me. they have shampoo, lotions, drinks, seeds, etc. There are lots of restaurants, cafes and pastry shops in this area in case you get contact high...like me. every. single. damn. day. I. was. in Amsterdam.

When in Amsterdam... With thousands of hemp related items on display, it is downright educational. And guess what, kids are free. Perhaps they can write a paper for their science class about the medicinal properties and benefits of wacky weed. And yes, there is a gift shop.

I like gimmicks. This is no gimmick. Its right on the canal where lots of the hash bars/cafes are located in the Red Light District. If you wanna learn about how hash is used and the benefits as well as being entertained by the dopey tourists that roll through, hit it up. Otherwise, just enjoy a blunt or three and chilllllll...

Very interesting, even if you aren't a stoner per say. This isn't a smoke-laden coffee shop but a well put together informing museum which actually is three parts. Each for marihuana, hash and hemp. Right in the heart of the RLD it's worth a visit.

Kind of cool view into the history of weed. I was not blown away by anything, really. If you are here, its worth the 9 euro entry but I would not cab or drive here just for the experience. As part of a walking tour, this is great.

Very awesome... the museum walks you through the history of hemp, the different way it's been cultivated and how perception of marijuana changed over the years from being medicinal to demonized - including some interesting propaganda from the US.. a quick tour but interesting all the same

awesome museum if you're into this! Very knowledgeable and interesting. Not expensive so if you have time give it a shot!

My husband is really into museums, me not so much, but for 9 euros, you get into two small museums, get to take a free picture you can email to yourself, and get these headset guides that tell you about what you're looking at. One museum is more about what you can use - production and manufacturing wise with the hemp plant (the part I found interesting as I work in fashion and sometimes do work with it as a raw material). The other side is about hemp and ash and how it's been used in the past, why it's illegal or shouldn't be illegal. We went through it in about an hour, probably less, and that is with my husband listening and reading everything! I'm sure if I weren't there he could have stayed longer, but in that time, I also had plenty to listen to and look at and did not get bored. Very informational and I would say definitely worth the 9 euros! I would go back again with friends and definitely recommend to others. Also definitely recommend the Cannibis College down the street, those guys are so friendly and knowledgable in there!!

How cool is that only in Amsterdam...that you'd be able to visit a Hemp Museum. Seeing the look on your friends faces when you tell them about it back home like ur lying! Showcasing information on different types. I spent lots of $$ here however mostly in their gift shop. I love the Hemp Shampoo & Conditioner from here. Was the best leaving my hair full of volume. I think this place is also run'd by Sensiseeds, which they have great products & shops in Amsterdam.