AMSTERDAM · THE NETHERLANDS
62 Tours Reviewed
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,…
The Hague has a way of feeling more courtly than other Dutch cities, and this private walking tour makes that obvious fast. You’ll move through shaded streets to the Binnenhof area and then to the palaces that still shape Dutch…
Black lights, big fun, short swings. Glowgolf The Hague turns classic mini-golf into a neon, indoor adventure with a 3D water-themed course and life-sized animals. It’s the kind of activity that feels more like a game arcade attraction than a…
The fastest way to feel The Hague is to ride it. This Highlights Bike Tour strings together major landmarks and smaller local favorites into a smooth 2.5-hour loop, with you doing the moving instead of just staring out a window.…
A real factory makes Delft Blue feel real. At Royal Delft (Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles), you get a self-guided museum + workshop-style factory visit where you’ll learn how centuries-old designs actually get painted and fired. It’s also a place with famous…
Politics looks good here. This The Hague City Walking Tour turns the Netherlands administrative capital into a story you can walk through, with stops at major landmarks and the people connected to them. You’ll see the Hofvijver pond, pass the…
Power talks, told on foot. This is one of those rare The Hague tours that feels like a conversation with someone who cares, not a checklist. I like that you get a guided walk focused on Culture, Royals, Politics, Peace…
Low bridges make this cruise funny. This The Hague canal cruise mixes scenic waterways with live commentary and music from local artists, so you’re not just sightseeing—you’re learning how the city sounds and looks from the water. I like the…
Feeding your way through history works. This 4-hour food walking tour of The Hague mixes landmark sights with stop-you-in-your-tracks tastings, all wrapped in the Dutch idea of gezelligheid: warm, friendly, time-well-spent company. You’ll walk pretty squares and government streets, then…
The Hague on a bike makes history easier to stomach. You get a guided ride through the old and new centre, plus parks and coastal views, with an upbeat guide who tells stories you likely won’t hear from a facts-only…
If the weather turns, this plan still works. LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre in Scheveningen is an indoor LEGO universe built for hands-on play, with famous sights from The Hague re-created in MINILAND®. I especially like the mix of quiet looking and…
The sea goes fast here. This Scheveningen Beach RIB speedboat tour turns the coastline into a short, high-adrenaline experience, with you skimming past the pier and seeing the lighthouse from the water. I love how the ride is built around…
Optical trickery in a royal palace works. The Escher in Het Paleis exhibition turns famous prints into a full-on experience inside the former Winter Palace of Queen Mother Emma, where the original royal feel has been kept. I especially love…
The Hague has a very old-school way to sightsee. This hop-on hop-off heritage tram uses a 65-year-old vehicle and an audio guide in 10 languages, so you can move at your pace and still understand what you’re looking at. You…
