AMSTERDAM
1410 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam has a second face. This private 2-hour walking tour helps you read the city like a local, moving through the Old Town, the Red Light District, and the Jordaan with an English-speaking guide. I like the local perspective that…
Bikes, art, and wild deer in one day. This small-group outing mixes De Hoge Veluwe National Park with optional stops tied to Van Gogh, plus the freedom to explore the park by bike when you want a slower pace. It’s…
Giethoorn feels like a postcard. This day trip is interesting because it pairs a real canal cruise with time to explore on your own—so you get the big views and still have freedom when the crowds thin. I especially like…
Want Amsterdam without the herd? This private walking tour is built around you, not a canned script. You get a guide who can steer the day toward what you care about—landmarks, history, food stops, shopping streets, or quieter corners—while also…
Two wheels, open countryside, right from Amsterdam. This is a guided escape built for real cycling time, not just a short city loop. I love the small group size (no more than 10) and the ferry-to-polders route that swaps canal…
Modern Rotterdam and royal The Hague, in one day. What makes this trip click is the private pacing plus hotel-to-hotel pickup, so you spend less time figuring things out and more time looking. I like the hotel pickup and drop-off…
A canal-view dinner in Amsterdam feels rare, in the best way. What makes this one special is the setting: a private home dining experience with French bistro classics and views over the UNESCO Canal Ring. You’re not in a big…
Amsterdam looks different from a rickshaw. This is a smart way to save walking time while still seeing the city’s biggest sights up close, from Dam Square to the Jordaan. I like that you get hotel pickup and drop-off, so…
Early flights need backup. This private Amsterdam to Schiphol limo transfer is built for one simple goal: VIP meet and greet pickup that feels organized from the first minute. I like the bottled water touch, and I also like the…
Leiden gets a game makeover. This smartphone city trail lets you use GPS to hunt down clues around the old center, then answer riddles as you go. I love that it turns a normal walk into a mission with clear…
Real bodies and real canals in one neat plan. I love how the Body Worlds exhibit uses real specimens to teach you how the human body is built, and I also love that the day doesn’t end with facts alone—you…
Your stomach calls the shots in Rotterdam. This guided food walk packs 7–8 tastings into about three hours, steering you past key sights like Markthal while you learn the city through what’s on the menu. I especially like the variety:…
Beer and cheese, minus the tourist hassle. This guided stop is set up for a calmer, more local feel: you meet at ClinkNoord (right by Amsterdam Central) and taste five Dutch craft beers while your beer guide tells stories about…
Magic is close enough to blink. This Amsterdam show is built for that moment when your brain says huh and your eyes keep double-checking. You get close-up magic right before the main event and then a six-magician stage lineup with…
Dancing in silence on Amsterdam canals is genius. I love the unlimited drinks and the silent disco headphones that let our group party without disturbing the waterway rules. I also like that it’s private, run by a local skipper, so…
