AMSTERDAM · THE NETHERLANDS
901 Tours Reviewed
Pedal, drink, and laugh in Sloterdijk. I really like the onboard bar setup, since the ride is designed so you can keep drinking without constant stops. I also like that you’re guided through Sloterdijk, so you’re not just biking in…
Two Amsterdam hits, one well-planned day. I love seeing the UNESCO canal belt from a boat, especially the merchant houses and gables sliding past the water. I also love that NEMO Science Museum is built for hands-on discovery, with five…
Art, then canals. Easy mix. This combo is interesting because the Van Gogh Museum entry uses a timed slot, so you’re not stuck waiting around with the crowds. I also like that both parts are self-guided, which means you can…
Youseum Amsterdam is basically a guided, hands-on social media experience built around one thing: you. You move through 20 interactive rooms designed for posing, experimenting with angles, and making shareable photos while you learn how today’s internet culture works. What…
Nightlife, on tap and on your schedule. This Amsterdam nightlife ticket lets you bounce between top spots in central Amsterdam from 12:00 PM to 06:00 AM the next morning, with freebies that can seriously cut the cost of a big…
Follow your nose through Amsterdam’s tastiest corners. This private walking food tour pairs a local host with 6 or 10 tastings, so you get to graze around real neighborhoods without group-rush energy. You start near Albert Cuyp Market in the…
Two sights of Amsterdam in one ticket. I love the UNESCO canal views from the water, and I love the skip-the-line Moco Museum entry with Banksy, Warhol, and Dalí. One catch: the Moco galleries can feel tight and busy, so…
Great art works better with a guide. This small-group tour gives you pre-reserved timed entry to the Van Gogh Museum, so your Amsterdam day doesn’t start with a ticket hunt. I like that the experience is guided by an art…
Small boats make Amsterdam feel personal. This 2-hour cruise on Sebi Boat Tours’ electric Giuliana is built for real canal viewing, not herd movement. I especially like the max 10-person group size and the fact that you get Dutch snacks…
Street art with real bite, in a warehouse. STRAAT Museum brings international street art indoors at the NDSM shipyard, reached by a short ferry ride from Amsterdam Centraal. I love the industrial warehouse setting with original machinery left in place,…
Croquettes taste better with train-station history. This one-hour Dutch snack tasting takes place in a monumental restaurant inside Amsterdam Centraal, in the former first-class waiting rooms on platform 2B. I love the 1st-class waiting rooms turned dining room, and the…
Luxury, then and now, fits in one canal house. This visit to the Willet-Holthuysen Museum lets you explore a 19th-century wealthy life inside a double canal house, with an audio guide that helps you follow the rooms without rushing. You…
What makes this cruise a smart Amsterdam move You get the canal-belt quick version. This 1-hour open-boat ride is built for clear views and fast context, with an on-board guide telling you what you’re actually looking at. I love the…
Amsterdam from the water feels like cheating. This 1-hour cruise gives you unobstructed canal views from a semi-open boat, plus an audio guide in 19 languages so you can match the sights to the story as you glide. You start…
Four hours, two wheels, and Dutch calm. This countryside ride takes you out of Amsterdam for flat, easy biking plus real Dutch water-management stories as you roll past dikes, dams, and fishing villages in North Holland. What I liked most…
