AMSTERDAM
128 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam mixes beer and canals. This combo pairs the Heineken Experience (about 2 hours) with a 1-hour cruise through the UNESCO-listed canal ring, and it’s built for people who want big-name sights without extra ticket hunting. I like that Heineken…
Delft’s royal-and-medieval churches tell a fast story. With one entrance ticket, you can step into both the Old and New Churches and see how Delft moved from medieval faith to royal status. This is an easy way to pack two…
Time moves faster at Miniworld Rotterdam. This entry ticket takes you into the largest indoor miniature world in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg, where a full day lasts just 24 minutes. I love the day-to-night lighting change—the moment you look…
Rembrandt shows up fast. This 5D story experience recreates Rembrandt’s studio in 1663 and turns it into a sensory, walk-through show with video projections, scents, and music. I like that it feels like you’re meeting Rembrandt’s family as a client,…
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…
This ship is a time machine with a soundtrack. The SS Rotterdam is the biggest oceanliner ever built in the Netherlands, a former Holland-America Line flagship moored permanently in Rotterdam, by Katendrecht. With an included audio guide, you pick your…
Weird facts, right in the middle of town. Ripley’s Believe It or Not Amsterdam is a five-story cabinet of curiosities in the iconic Dam Square area, packed with odd artifacts and mind-bending tricks collected by American adventurer Robert Ripley. You’ll…
A strange museum can be just the ticket. The Upside Down Amsterdam is a hands-on, Instagram-first experience built around upside-down rooms and big, theatrical set pieces across 25 themed spaces. You’ll move through fun photo challenges at your own pace,…
If you like unusual tourist stops, this is one. The combo pairs Icebar Xtracold Amsterdam (a fully ice-built bar) with a 1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise that takes in major sights like the Anne Frank House and the Magere Brug (Skinny…
This museum hits hard fast. What makes it different is that it tells the Dutch Holocaust story inside the Hervormde Kweekschool, the former school where Jewish children were gathered for deportation. The experience also leans on modern storytelling tools, including…
The Jewish Cultural Quarter turns Amsterdam history into something you can walk through, not just read about. With one ticket, you can explore the Jewish Museum (spread across four synagogues), Jewish Museum junior, and the Portuguese Synagogue at your own…
Diamonds, but make it interactive. The Diamant Museum turns a serious topic into a hands-on visit, from a 3-billion-year natural history timeline to a playful Laser Room heist. I like how the story follows a diamond’s journey from far underground…
Van Gogh lands better with a guide. This small-group Amsterdam visit (max 6 people) is built for seeing the key paintings with context, so you leave with a story you can actually remember. You’ll get a Dutch art historian explaining…
Utrecht’s best view comes with stairs. The Dom Tower is the Netherlands’ highest church tower and a 700-year symbol for the city. I like that you climb inside it with a real guide, not just an entrance ticket, so the…
Microbes are everywhere, and Micropia makes that real. This is the world’s only microbe museum, in the middle of Amsterdam, where living microbes and microscopes turn the invisible into something you can actually see. I especially love the hands-on scanning…
