Concrete is a well-known Dutch design house and this venue is part exhibition space – showing rotating exhibitions of adventurous photography, graphics and illustrations – and part cool fashion boutique, with racks of zany T-shirts, jeans and trendy trainers.
Concrete
Medieval Centre & Red Light District
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