AMSTERDAM
1650 Tours Reviewed
First time you’ll think about milk differently. This hands-on workshop at De Kaasserie near De Hallen turns cheesemaking from a mystery into a doable, repeatable skill. I love how it starts with a short intro and then gets you working…
Delft feels different with stories in your ears. This GPS-based audio tour strings together the city’s biggest moments and odd little details in about 2 hours, and you can pause and resume whenever you want. Best part: it does not…
In central Amsterdam, direction is half the trip. This compact 1h45 walking tour helps you get oriented fast, while a local expert guide connects the dots between the city’s big landmarks and the stories behind them. I like two things…
Legends and kids, in Amsterdam, work. On this private family-friendly walking tour, I like how the guide turns famous sights into stories children can actually follow, and I like the fact you get a licensed 5-star guide built for your…
North Sea surf sounds simple. It is not complicated, though, and that is the point. This beginner-friendly lesson at Scheveningen shows you how to catch waves safely on the North Sea, with a certified surf instructor and a small group…
Rotterdam photos look better when someone shows you where to stand. This 90-minute walk helps you catch the city’s most camera-friendly spots while hearing the stories locals actually share. I especially like the small-group feel (max 8) and the way…
Beer and snacks by the river can be a sweet plan. Eighty-Four turns Amsterdam’s craft scene into a guided tasting where you sample beers from different regions of the world, plus a bite to match every pour. Riverside seating and…
History has a way of sticking to your shoes. This private Leiden walk is a fast, friendly way to make sense of the city. I like that you set the pace and can ask real questions, not just listen to…
Rotterdam’s port feels better on water. This 2.5-hour Leckers boat cruise turns the working harbor into something you can enjoy slowly, with big views and an onboard buffet while you float past key highlights like the Erasmus Bridge. What I…
Amsterdam and beer on foot sounds perfect. This small-group walk takes you from Cornelis Troostplein to craft beer spots in and around De Pijp with local guides Robbie or Gideon, plus enough time in each place to really taste. I…
Van Gogh and the Rijksmuseum in one run is smart. It saves you from planning two separate museum days and gives you a guide who connects the dots between Dutch masters. I especially liked the small group size and the…
Windmills, cheese, and two quiet Dutch towns. This private North Holland loop is one of the easiest ways to see Zaanse Schans windmills up close and pair it with a Henri Willig cheese tasting. One heads-up: the plan is fast,…
A secret Jamaican dinner can feel like a small miracle. This Amsterdam pop-up turns a regular meal into a three-course dinner party where you sit at the same table with other people, guided by Chef Ash, with Jamaican food, stories,…
Delft at dinner time feels different. This 5-hour walking dinner strings together three standout meals with guided history stops, so you see more of the city without planning a route. You start in the old weighing house at De Waag,…
Giethoorn looks like it was made for postcards. This private outing pairs a luxury car with a licensed driver and a car-free village where you move by foot or boat only, plus a change of pace with countryside roads along…
