AMSTERDAM · THE NETHERLANDS
30 Tours Reviewed
A Hague tour with a plan that actually fits. This private walk is built around royal and political landmarks and a guide who can tailor the stories to your pace. I like that it’s custom made rather than a one-size…
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…
Delft turns into a game fast. This e-scavenger hunt is a self-paced city trail you play on your phone, with riddles and challenges that make you slow down at places you might otherwise breeze past. I like that it’s flexible,…
Delft looks small, but it packs in stories. This private walking tour strings together the city’s most meaningful spots—from royal burial ground to Vermeer connections and the rules that kept the canals alive. You start right by the Hugo Grotius…
Den Haag can feel personal fast. This private walking tour connects you with a Lokafyer (local host) who steers the day based on what you care about, from classic government sights to quieter streets. The route is flexible, you can…
Street art in The Hague has a secret pulse. This bike tour is built for people who want more than a mural photo. You’ll ride through hidden alleys and across neighborhoods where the walls are still getting painted, then get…
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…
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…
Electric canals in The Hague feel like a cheat code. This is a 100% electric open-boat cruise with a skipper, sized for private groups, so you can watch the bridges and waterside buildings without the usual crowd shuffle. Two things…
Delft’s biggest secrets live in one church. This short, small-group walk connects the royal vault at the Nieuwe Kerk area with the life of Johannes Vermeer, plus a couple of Delft mysteries you can spot with your own eyes. One…
Learning surf at Scheveningen is pure motion. This 2-hour adult lesson turns The Hague Beach into your practice yard, with a certified instructor walking you through the basics before you spend real time trying to stand and steer on Dutch…
That’s a surprisingly easy way to travel. This one-way boat ticket turns a simple transfer between The Hague and Delft into a guided ride through the canals and city edges—plus you hop off right in the other city to start…
Prisons usually mean silence. This one means stories. The Prison Gate Museum in The Hague is a medieval monument that you walk through as it explains how crime and punishment worked, including major moments like the De Witt brothers’ murder.…
The Hague’s courtyards feel like a second city. You’ll spot them only when the guide pulls you off the street and into places you’d never notice otherwise. I love how this walk stays grounded in real local life: courtyards tucked…
First waves, no experience required. This 2-hour beginner surf lesson in Scheveningen (The Hague, South Holland) is a simple, structured way to try surfing on the North Sea—without feeling thrown in at the deep end. You start on the beach,…
