AMSTERDAM
26 Tours Reviewed
Some streets in Amsterdam feel like a different world. This 2-hour walk takes you through the Red Light District and connects it to older city history, including stops around the Old Town and the feel of the Chinatown area. You’ll…
Red Light Secrets is the Red Light District’s museum moment—odd, human, and surprisingly useful. Set in a former brothel, it gives you a guided-style visit through audio stories from Inga and a booklet about the Red Light District, so you’re…
Red lights, old streets, and smart context. This guided walk through Amsterdam’s Red Light District (De Wallen) isn’t just sightseeing. It’s built for first-timers who want the full picture: history, today’s rules, and a local way of thinking about the…
Red light streets can feel intimidating. This is a calm, guided way to understand what you’re seeing. You’ll walk with a local through the Red Light District and Amsterdam’s coffee shop culture, with context on how Dutch laws work (including…
Night walks in Amsterdam feel different. This after-dark Red Light District tour is interesting because you get a guided, respectful path through De Wallen instead of just wandering and guessing. I like that you start with major landmarks like the…
Amsterdam’s Red Light District feels like two cities at once. This tour gives you the context to make sense of what you’re seeing: red-lit windows, neon signage, coffee shops, and narrow Old Town streets, all wrapped in the legal and…
A great night starts fast in Amsterdam. This Red Light District pub crawl is built around quick access to nightlife: meet at Rembrandtplein, hit multiple venues with included drinks, then finish in a nightclub. I like the value math here—free…
Amsterdam at night is a full-contact sport. This crawl is built for the Red Light District nightlife crowd: 4 different pubs plus a nightclub, with a free shot at each stop and unlimited shots for the first 30 minutes. I…
Amsterdam’s Red Light District has layers. This tour walks you through the area with a local voice, mixing the well-known storefronts with the city’s political and cultural background. You’ll also get a coffee shop visit (and real context for Amsterdam’s…
Red lights. Policy debates. It somehow works. This 1.5-hour walk through Amsterdam’s Red Light District is interesting because it mixes street-level sights with how the system actually functions, from negotiations and daily logistics to the political rules shaping the area.…
Amsterdam has a history you can’t miss. This entry ticket to the Red Light Secrets Museum of Prostitution turns the Red Light District into a readable, story-driven space, set inside a former brothel in a 17th-century house. I like that…
