AMSTERDAM
59 Tours Reviewed
Haarlem feels extra clever when you walk it by ear. This GPS-guided, audio-only city walk lets you move at your pace, with stories timed to key spots like the Grote Markt and the Frans Hals area. I love that you…
Battle quests are fun in real life. This self-guided adventure in Haarlem turns the city into a story, with 12 puzzle challenges tied to a historical battle theme. I like that it is low-pressure and flexible—you can pause and resume—so…
Breda turns into a game board. This self-guided Outside Escape city walk mixes a fun mystery story with real places you can’t ignore. I like the way the route uses clear, step-by-step clues to keep you moving, and I like…
Leiden turns into a puzzle map. Outside Escape’s self-guided city game has you wandering real landmarks while solving riddles on your phone, moving you through the historic center at your own tempo. I like that the route uses well-known spots…
Utrecht has a way of rewarding slow wandering. With a self-guided audio tour (22 stops, English or Dutch), you can move at your own pace through medieval streets, canals, courtyards, and squares while hearing stories about what’s behind the facades.…
Street food beats the museum snack. This self-guided route through De Pijp pairs Dutch favorites with international cravings, and it sends you to the Albert Cuyp outdoor market for the kind of everyday atmosphere you can’t book into a restaurant.…
Rijksmuseum can feel huge at first. This audio guide helps you move through the museum with confidence, using a search tool and an interactive floor plan to get to the works you actually came for. I like that you can…
A tiny electric car and big flowers. This self-drive GPS audio tour in South Holland focuses on getting you from point to point without stress, using a fixed route and in-car commentary. I like the fully charged Renault Twizy setup…
A city game can feel oddly perfect. This self-guided walk turns key spots in The Hague into a clue-and-answer route, step-by-step on your phone. You’re not doing a lecture. You’re hunting for the next piece of the story, with offline…
Maastricht can feel like a puzzle. This self-guided Outside Escape city game turns a simple walk into problem-solving as you move from landmark to landmark. I especially liked the chance to get a big-picture overview of the old center without…
Food that fits your schedule. This self-guided Amsterdam food experience focuses on De Pijp, one of the city’s most fun neighborhoods to walk, snack, and people-watch. You follow a step-by-step PDF route for about 1 to 2 hours, collecting tastings…
Delft turns into a game board. This Outside Escape city tour gives you a self-guided puzzle route through classic Delft stops, with just enough story and problem-solving to make the sights feel fresh. You move at your own tempo and…
This kind of tour turns the Dutch countryside into a simple route you can follow at your own speed. You start in Lisse, get English GPS audio, and drive yourself around South Holland with guidance toward the beauty spots you’d…
Small car, big Dutch countryside day. I love the Renault Twizy style of self-driving—light, fun, and genuinely different from a bus tour. I also like that the route is handled for you with GPS navigation plus an audio guide in…
A game turns The Hague into a puzzle. This Outside Escape route nudges you to slow down and look closely at real landmarks like Hofvijver and the royal areas around Noordeinde, but you’re doing it through a fun, outdoor-style scavenger…
