Combo (Save 22%): Moco Museum Amsterdam + Keukenhof Tickets with Transfers from Amsterdam

Explore Amsterdam's history, culture, and the red light district on this 2-hour guided tour. Visit historical sights such as Dam Square, the royal palace, the oldest church in Amsterdam, and the historic stock exchange building. Discover how Amsterdam turned from a fisher's village into one of the most significant trade nations worldwide. Experience the vibrant flair of Amsterdam's famous red light district with your passionate English or German tour guide. Learn about sex work, prices, and the window system, and take a critical perspective on sex work. Additionally, explore Amsterdam Chinatown and dive deeper into the history and politics of coffee shops. Visit the oldest coffee shops in the red-light district and hear about the impact of mass tourism on recent policies. Interested in combining history, culture, and the red light district all at once? Then this is the tour for you!

Tours with a seven passenger van. A combination of driving and walking. Tours are fully customisable and you will decide the tempo. Off the beaten tracks. Small groups and a lot of personal attention. Diverse culture, world class museums and beautiful canals. This is no 'drive-by' tour. At least four hours touring. (Price per group, max 7)

This 1-hour luxury open boat cruise offers a relaxed way to see Amsterdam from its well-known canals. Guests board a sleek, low-profile vessel designed for comfort and unobstructed views, departing from central locations such as the Herengracht or Prinsengracht. The cruise winds through the UNESCO-listed canal ring, passing historic bridges, elegant 17th-century merchant houses, and leafy quays. As the boat moves silently through the water, the gentle splash of the canal and distant city sounds create a peaceful atmosphere. An optional unlimited drinks package allows guests to enjoy wine, beer, or soft drinks as they glide past landmarks. On the route, the boat passes several key sights. The Anne Frank House appears along the Prinsengracht, its somber façade a reminder of the city’s wartime past. The Westerkerk’s tall spire rises nearby, its bells chiming intermittently. The cruise continues past the towering Westerkerk and the quaint houseboats moored along the canal edges. Further along, the elegant façades of the Golden Bend houses showcase Amsterdam’s affluent merchant history. The journey also includes views of the majestic Rijksmuseum and the modernist Stedelijk Museum, visible as the boat nears the museum district. Each stop offers a chance to take in details like carved gables, ironwork, and reflections in the water. The cruise runs in small groups, ensuring an intimate experience without overcrowding. The boat’s captain provides a calm and informative commentary, delivering historical context and pointing out architectural features in a low-key manner. The vessel’s open design means guests can move freely to take photographs or simply enjoy the surroundings. Boarding is accessible via nearby docks with assistance available for those needing support. No walking is required during the cruise, making it suitable for a variety of mobility levels. This tour suits visitors who prefer a leisurely pace and want to see Amsterdam’s canals outside of the usual crowded boat tours. It appeals to those interested in architecture, local history, and the sensory experience of gliding quietly through water, hearing the city’s gentle sounds and smelling the fresh canal air. The option of unlimited drinks is ideal for social groups or couples seeking a relaxed, refined outing in the city’s heart.

Take a fascinating walk with me, an enthusiastic and knowledgeable expert, who brings to life the best Amsterdam highlights, hidden gems and historical sights through entertaining storytelling. You'll see the most interesting parts of the city within a sensible timeframe and at a relaxed, non-rushed pace. Not only will you learn about the things and the people that make the city famous, like the canals, coffeeshops, Rembrandt and Anne Frank; but you’ll also discover places only known to locals that are not found in tourist guides. My goal with this tour is to make you feel like you are part of the city instead of an outsider traveling through it. In other words, you’ll feel less like a tourist and more like a local. • 15 years of experience from exploring and filming Amsterdam • Get a very personal view, as I tell you stories about my life in Amsterdam as they relate to points of interest Small groups, almost like a private tour Take breaks along the way

Enjoy a half day Sightseeing tour to the windmills, the countryside, a local cheese and clogs factory and Volendam. You will visit a unique Dutch park called the Zaanse Schans not far from Amsterdam. Here are the most special windmills of The Netherlands such as the paint windmill, the sawmill, spices mill and peanut oil. Thereafter you will see a demonstration how Dutch clogs are made and there is a possibility to buy clogs/wooden shoes and souvenirs. The second stop will be at the Henri Willig farm where they will teach you how they treat their cows and there is a possibility to see how they milk the cows and you can see and touch the baby cows. Thereafter it is time to taste more than 30 flavors of very nice Dutch cheese for free! At last you will visit Volendam where you can lunch in one of the best fish restaurants in town, buy some very nice Dutch waffles or enjoy the nice Harbor of Volendam. Duration of the tour will be 5 hours and the pick up and drop off is in Amsterdam.

Get a real experience of this amazing place, sense its 800 years old history, explore why it is called the Venice of North Europe and why it is considered to be one of the most vivid and beautiful cities in northern Europe. A city that stands out for its originality, for its specific geographical position, historical content, charisma, and diverse lifestyles. A unique composition chained by sin, beauty, and historical features living together in inseparable harmony. Get to know about the prostitution and light drugs policy, what's the meaning of 3 cross symbols in Amsterdam's coat of arms? Hear more about the history and importance of digging and existing Amsterdam's "grachten" (canals) and stone gables, find out more information about Jewish investments and development and economical prosperity of "Mokum" (Jewish name for Amsterdam) during the 17th century, meet the oldest and the smallest houses in European "sin-city".