AMSTERDAM
1650 Tours Reviewed
Haarlem looks different from the water. This 50-minute canal cruise gives you a quick, relaxed way to spot the city’s key sights while you follow the Spaarne and nearby canals, with English audio guidance that keeps the story moving. I…
Amsterdam by bike is fast, fun, and practical. This 2-hour small-group ride helps you get your bearings quickly, with stops that mix famous sights and everyday city energy. I like that the guide brings the places to life with stories…
Segway Amsterdam is a smart way to see the city fast. You get a short on-site practice first, then you roll past major sights like the Rijksmuseum, Rembrandt House, and Dam Square on bike-friendly routes. It’s also built for beginners,…
Amsterdam feels easier on foot. This 3-hour small-group walk gives you a guided hit of the city center without heavy museum time. You’ll pass famous landmarks like the Anne Frank House area, move through the medieval core, and end up…
Facts beat guesswork. This Red Light District walking tour is built for people who want more than street-level gawking. In about 90 minutes, you’ll connect the area’s strange mix of law, history, and everyday logistics to what you can actually…
Amsterdam looks different from the water, and this 45-minute Enterprise cruise is a fun way to see the city without getting stuck in a long tour. You get unlimited beer and wine (if selected) while a live guide points out…
Amsterdam by bike makes sense fast. In about 1.5 hours, this small-group tour threads together the big-name sights and a few “wait, we didn’t see that on foot” moments, with an English-speaking guide telling the story as you roll. I…
Dining in a station time machine. This is a meal you can’t recreate anywhere else: the former first-class waiting rooms inside Amsterdam Central Station, restored to late-19th-century style dating from 1885. I love the architectural details (the space was designed…
Amsterdam gets real fast on foot. I love how this small-group walking tour turns big-name sights into understandable neighborhoods, with Chris guiding the stories in a way that keeps you asking questions. Two things I especially liked: the tight city-center…
Two hours on Amsterdam canals beats walking. This private cruise gives you a slower, smarter view of the city, with a live guide and your own boat for your group. You can ask for specific places to pass, too, so…
Brussels and Bruges in one day sounds like a stretch. It is, but that is also why this tour can work so well when your time is limited: you get guided orientation in both cities plus free time to eat,…
Red lights look different at night. This 2-hour walk turns Amsterdam’s most talked-about corner into something you can actually understand—from narrow lanes and canal-side viewpoints to the neighborhood’s tightly linked stories of sex work, drugs, and politics. It’s set up…
A quiet street in Amsterdam can still feel loud with history. This private tour strings together the Jewish story of the city—past and wartime—using real landmarks you can actually see, not just dates in a book. Two things I like…
A boat bar in Groningen is a surprisingly good idea. This floating terrace turns the city’s canals into a chill hangout with a flexible cabriolet roof. It’s part sightseeing, part people-time, and part simple pleasure. What I like most is…
Amsterdam’s Jordaan tastes better than it looks. This 3-hour walking tour is built around 6 food stops in one of the city’s prettiest neighborhoods, with a local guide who connects what you eat to how Amsterdam grew. I like that…
