AMSTERDAM
810 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam looks magical after dark. I love the Canal Belt at night—all those lit-up merchant houses and illuminated bridges from the water. I also love that the onboard tasting is genuinely generous with Dutch cheeses and wine. One thing to…
Step into Ajax match-day space. This VIP Johan Cruijff ArenA Tour is a smart way to see how a top club works, not just how a stadium looks. You’ll visit the Ajax dressing room, then move into more exclusive areas…
Amsterdam by canal is great. This cruise adds comfort and a live guide who helps you see the city, not just float past it. You’ll ride a quiet, electric-powered boat with an open-air deck (and heating/closed setup in winter), gliding…
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…
A canal cruise can teach fast. This one-hour ride through Groningen’s canals pairs an easy loop of sights with a guided audio and text commentary, so you’re not just watching towers go by. You’ll learn how the city’s waterways shaped…
Amsterdam looks different from the water. This 75-minute open-boat canal cruise is a smart way to see the UNESCO canal belt up close, including the tight canal stretches big boats usually skip. I also like that the ride keeps things…
Amsterdam by boat feels different here. A French-speaking guide, a small electric boat, and an apéro with Dutch cheese make this 1.5-hour cruise more fun than the typical canal loop. I also like the small-group size (max 25, usually a…
That museum hit like a history class. If you want a clear picture of how ordinary Dutch people responded to Nazi occupation, this one’s a strong stop. I love the way it connects big events to everyday choices, from strikes…
Anne Frank’s story hits harder in real streets. This walk threads you through the old-city sights around the Anne Frank House, then hands you a headset for a Virtual Reality look at the Secret Annex. I like that it connects…
Heineken has a secret side in Amsterdam. This VIP tour takes you to the place where the brand story started, including the old brewery spaces and the Heritage Quarter tied to the big 1867 moment. You get exclusive access inside…
Sweet, sticky, and fast in Amsterdam. This Amsterdam stroopwafel workshop turns a famous Dutch snack into a hands-on experience you can actually repeat later. In about 45 minutes, you’ll mix dough, cook it on a traditional iron, and fill it…
Amsterdam has two kinds of cold. This combo gives you classic canal views from a luxury glass-topped boat and then sends you into the neon-cool world of Xtracold Icebar, where even your drink glass is ice. I like that the…
Amsterdam never tells just one story. This small-group walk strings together the city’s big landmarks and the human side of its past, with guides who keep it moving and easy to follow. I especially like the small-group size (max 10),…
Delft looks different from the water. This canal cruise pairs a live guide with an experienced captain, so you get stories as the boat threads Delft’s famous waterways and bridges. I especially like how the narration ties Delft’s big names…
Two Dutch worlds in one long day. The mix of Giethoorn canals and Zaanse Schans windmills is the hook, but what makes this tour genuinely useful is the guided craft and food stops that explain how the region became what…
