AMSTERDAM
375 Tours Reviewed
Windmills feel different by bike. This small-group ride along the Zaan River turns Zaanse Schans into a living, workable place, not a postcard. I like that you’re guided by a passionate local who keeps the stops moving and the story…
Utrecht turns up in unexpected corners. This limited-group walk mixes classic landmarks with the stories that explain how Utrecht thinks and lives. Oudegracht and Nieuwegracht set the scene, and the Dom Tower gives the whole route a clear, memorable anchor.…
Water in Amsterdam needs engineers. At Molen van Sloten in Amsterdam West, a working windmill built in 1847 shows you how the Dutch keep low-lying areas dry. You’ll be guided through what the mill does, how the machinery works, and…
The Hague’s courtyards feel like a second city. You’ll spot them only when the guide pulls you off the street and into places you’d never notice otherwise. I love how this walk stays grounded in real local life: courtyards tucked…
This is sightseeing with a brain teaser. The Amsterdam Treasure Hunt Walking Tour A Secret Sender sends you from clue to clue using a treasure map, a locked treasure box, and an ancient book full of challenges tied to Golden…
One street. One story after another. That’s the feel of this Anne Frank and WWII walking tour. You’ll trace how Amsterdam’s Jewish community lived, resisted, and was targeted during World War II, with stops tied to real places like the…
Want Amsterdam without the crowds? This private bike tour takes you out toward Weesp and the surrounding towns for rural windmills, canals, and hamlet scenery, with a guide steering the day. I like that the route stays on safe, wide…
Three brewery stops, one comfortable beer bus. This tour is a simple way to get into Amsterdam’s craft-beer world without building a route yourself. I love the structured tasting plan across three breweries, and I love how social it feels…
A copper still in action can change your whole idea of alcohol. This Bottle Distillery tour in Eindhoven turns the spotlight on how small-batch spirits are made, with a clear, plain-language guide and a tasting at the end. I especially…
Amsterdam looks best from the water. This open-boat canal tour gives you a close, comfortable view of Amsterdam’s waterways with an English live local guide calling out what you’re seeing. I like that the route is built for more than…
Amsterdam’s most talked-about streets come with context. This 2-hour walking tour is built for your first days in the city, when you want more than photos. You’ll walk with a local guide through the alleyways and squares tied to Amsterdam’s…
Modern Holland, in one day. This guided trip strings together Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague so you can trade Amsterdam sightseeing time for Dutch variety: ports and modern design, classic canal cities, and the seat of international courts. The format…
Two hours, and suddenly you get Amsterdam. This private historical walking tour strings together Dam Square and the city’s most recognizable corners, then adds stops that explain how the place got built, traded, and governed. You’ll also hit the Bloemenmarkt…
Diamond sparkle, with a history lesson. I like the private guide format because you can ask questions and move at your pace, and I like the focus on the Royal 201 cut and what all those extra facets do to…
This part of Amsterdam moves fast in your head. A private guide keeps the Red Light District from feeling like noise, and the added Sexmuseum Venustempel ticket gives you a clear, timed finish after the walk. I like two things…
