AMSTERDAM
58 Tours Reviewed
Rum-making is more hands-on than you think. This Spirited Union Distillery Tour & Rum Tasting is a small-group look at how ingredients turn into finished spirits, guided by distillery ambassadors in a real micro distillery setting. I like that it…
Craft beer in Amsterdam, on rails. This 3-hour Brew Bus outing strings together three local brewery visits with tastings at each stop, plus an expert guide keeping the story moving. One stop also includes an exclusive brewery tour, so you…
Dutch food tastes like a dare. This guided tasting tour turns Amsterdam’s neighborhoods into a punch list of places to eat, not a list of monuments. I especially like how it mixes savory stops (think bitterballen, sandwiches, and fries) with…
Haarlem tastes better with company. This guided walk in the Old City starts at Grote Markt and strings together six tasting stops that explain how local food culture really works. You’ll also get the extra context that makes the bites…
Dutch wine can still surprise you. This Amsterdam tasting is fun because it takes you beyond the usual grape suspects and shows how Dutch bottles taste in the real world. I especially love the close, friendly sommelier guidance (not a…
Rotterdam tastes better with a guide. On this 4-hour walking food tour, you get Dutch staples like poffertjes and craft beer, plus international flavors you’d probably miss on your own. I love the mix of comfort food and city stories,…
Beer, bikes, and Amsterdam in 90 minutes. This is an easy way to turn a simple afternoon into a full-on group moment, with a party bike and plenty of ice-cold drinks while you cruise through town. I love that it’s…
Street food can be the fastest way to learn Amsterdam. This guided walk threads you through Albert Cuyp Market and the everyday food streets of De Pijp, with a guide who explains what you’re eating and why locals care about…
Prostitution and food share one sidewalk. I like how this Red Light District tour is handled with a steady, factual tone, linking what you see to Dutch law and the way coffee shops fit into everyday life. Guides such as…
Food in Amsterdam tastes better with a local. This private walking tour packs a lot into 3 hours, starting near Museumplein and taking you through real neighborhood streets instead of just photo stops. I especially like the promise of 10…
A cold beer in a medieval cellar beats a bar crawl. This tasting takes you to Delfts Brouwhuis, Delft’s newest brewery tucked in a setting that goes back to the 1300s. I love the chance to taste Delftse Brouwers beers…
Three brewery stops, one comfortable beer bus. This tour is a simple way to get into Amsterdam’s craft-beer world without building a route yourself. I love the structured tasting plan across three breweries, and I love how social it feels…
A copper still in action can change your whole idea of alcohol. This Bottle Distillery tour in Eindhoven turns the spotlight on how small-batch spirits are made, with a clear, plain-language guide and a tasting at the end. I especially…
Some cheese tours move fast. This one doesn’t waste your time. In the heart of Amsterdam, you’ll spend about an hour in a cheese-shop attic next to the Tuschinski Theater while a host guides you through Henri Willig Cheese and…
Rotterdam tastes better on a bike. This Bike and Bites style tour turns the city into a moving restaurant, with a local guide steering you past sights and serving enough snacks to feel like a real meal. I love the…
