World Cannabis Tours documents cannabis culture in cities worldwide — not where to buy, but the cultural landmarks of resistance, activism and the fight for legalization — through free, self-guided GPS audio walks. Four walks are live: Prague Walk: How Cannabis Became Legal and The Hidden Cannabis City in Prague; Amsterdam: The Cannabis City That Never Legalized and Where the Cannabis Industry Was Built in Amsterdam. Berlin is next.
Cannabis tourism usually means dispensary maps and coffeeshop menus. This is different ground: the marches that built public pressure, the court cases that tested the law, the votes that changed it, and the ordinary buildings — growshops, seed banks, government offices — where the movement actually did its work.
Each city gets two walks. The flagship walk follows the legalization story through its most visible sites. The hidden walk goes further, into the back offices, shops and agencies most visitors would never find on their own. Together, the two walks cover a city from both sides.
Every historical claim is checked against at least two independent sources before it is recorded — dates, names, court outcomes, vote counts. Each walk also includes a plain-language module on what is and isn't legal in that city right now, kept separate from the history so visitors get a straight answer instead of guesswork.
Walks are free, run in any browser, and need no installation or account. Prague and Amsterdam are live today; Berlin is in production, with London and Barcelona planned next.