AMSTERDAM
77 Tours Reviewed
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…
Roaming Rotterdam with food on purpose is fun. This walking Rotterdam food tour is built around neighborhoods you can actually use later in your trip, starting at Rotterdam Centraal and finishing by the water for a final borrel-style bite and…
That smell hits fast in Volendam. This stroopwafel stop lets you watch a traditional baker turn dough and syrup into the cookie-sandwich you came for, then you taste multiple flavors. I love the clear, old-school food show, and I love…
Amsterdam tastes best on foot. This 10-tasting guided food walk threads through Spui, the UNESCO canal area, and the Jordaan, with enough samples for a real meal over about 3 hours. You get a local guide, a gentle pace, and…
De Pijp is where Amsterdam’s food scene starts to make sense. This small-group tour threads you through Albert Cuyp Market and nearby local spots, so you taste the everyday stuff locals eat—without the stress of lining up reservations or hunting…
Amsterdam starts with one smart walk. This tour is built for quick orientation and solid local storytelling, with stops that map out how the city developed around the Dam Square core. You’ll also get a built-in food moment with Old…
You don’t have to pick a museum to feel Amsterdam. This private beer boat turns the Canal Belt into your moving party space. You’ll cruise the canals for 90 minutes with an experienced skipper steering through classic sights. I like…
Food walks in Amsterdam feel like a show. This private tour mixes 10 tastings with hands-on stops in the canal-side neighborhoods you’ll want to explore after you eat. I love the private local guide who tweaks the route to your…
Amsterdam has layers, and this helps you see them. This private, two-hour walk pairs Red Light District history with three Dutch food tastings, so you get context and snacks without wasting time. I like that it’s a tight route through…
Food plus city stories makes it click fast. This guided walk is built like a map: major Amsterdam landmarks in the center, plus several taste stops that add up to a full meal. The best part is how the guide…
Beer and architecture. That combo works. This Rotterdam stop is more than a quick pour. You’ll tour Stadshaven Brouwerij, a restored 100-year-old fruit warehouse, and watch how beer gets made in a working brewery that turns out around 2 million…
Cheese and wine in Amsterdam is easier than you think. This cheese-and-wine tasting in the Old Amsterdam Cheese Store runs about 55 minutes and focuses on how flavors click together, not just on a random snack. I like that you…
