AMSTERDAM
780 Tours Reviewed
Two hours of Haarlem by bike beats walking. I like that your bike rental is included in the price, and that you can request a helmet for free. The main consideration: this is best if you already feel comfortable cycling,…
Perfume is basically a story you can smell. This 3-hour Amsterdam workshop has a gentle pace and a hands-on, small-group setup led by Arielle, with a grounding welcome before you start mixing. Two things I like right away: the calm,…
Food walks make Amsterdam feel personal. This Devour Amsterdam Ultimate Food Tour uses food as your map, with a guide explaining the origins and history of Dutch dishes as you wander through historic neighborhoods. It’s built around a tight group,…
Haarlem looks better on two wheels. This 2-hour Haarlem Highlights Bike Tour takes you through the city center in a way that feels local, with turns into smaller streets, stories from a professional guide, and the classic sights—churches, windmills, and…
Rotterdam hits different when you know what to look for. This private walking tour stitches together old Rotterdam and post-WWII reconstruction in one smooth half-day plan. Two things I really like: you get a tailored private guide who can steer…
Rotterdam teaches fast, and it teaches with buildings. This private 2-hour walking tour mixes the city’s story with standout modern architecture, from the WWII aftermath to the bold shapes you see around Markthal and the Erasmus Bridge. I especially like…
Two stops, one easy day plan. This combo strings together Moco Museum tickets for modern art with access to 15+ nightclubs later that same day, plus welcome drinks and a taxi perk. What I like most is how it handles…
Eindhoven surprises fast. This guided bicycle tour strings together the city’s past and present in a compact 2-hour ride. You’ll move through former industrial sites, contemporary art territory, and neighborhood spots you’d miss if you only stuck to the main…
Crowds get annoying fast at the Rijksmuseum. This private, 2-hour tour uses priority access so you start seeing the art sooner, with an art historian guiding you through what to notice and why it matters. Two things I like a…
Laser tag, but it feels like a mission. Aloha Amsterdam puts you in an underground-style arena in North Holland, with an atmospheric UV jungle-bunker setup before the battle even starts. I like that it’s built for group energy—up to 20…
Winter lights look better from the water. This Amsterdam Light Festival private cruise lets you float past the city’s best illuminated areas without fighting the cold in a crowd. You ride on a 12-seater boat reserved for your sole group,…
Rotterdam makes sense on foot. This cultural walk stitches together the city’s most important landmarks and explains how Rotterdam rebuilt itself into today’s design-forward port capital. You’ll follow an itinerary anchored by places like Rotterdam Centraal Station and the Markthal,…
Amsterdam is easiest on two wheels. This private 2-hour bike tour is a laid-back way to get your bearings in a city that’s built for cyclists, not tour buses. You start at a bike shop with your guide, choose your…
Amsterdam feels easier with a local. I love the private matching to your interests and the way you can spend real time in places like De 9 Straatjes without feeling rushed. The only drawback: you are walking a lot, and…
Utrecht can be a lot faster to enjoy. This mobile e-Scavenger hunt turns the center into a walkable game, with educational questions that guide you to landmarks you might otherwise miss, like Dom Tower and the flower market. I like…
