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The standouts, worldwide.
The 8 standout amsterdam tours, gathered from across the world. What each one shows you, how long it runs and who leads it, so you can pick the tour that fits the trip.
High-end Dutch food and history in Amsterdam with a small group. Brown-café apple pie, cheese, wine, fish, and colonial Indonesian bites.
Most Popular“Katrina was amazing. We had so much fun with her. By the end of the tour it felt like we were old friends having dinner together.”
Half-day Volendam tour from Amsterdam with botter boat restoration views, Henri Willig cheese tastings, clog making, and 2.5 hours to explore.
Small-group walk with Henk through Amsterdam’s LGBTQI+ history: Gay Monument, Dam Square, Red Light District, and Bet van Beeren.
“Henk was an excellent guide and really spent the time to connect hisotry, literature, art, and politics when explaining the evolution of gay rights and acceptance in the Netherlands. Loved it, highly recommend!”
Skip lines for Amsterdam fries, then sip Dutch beer in Amsterdam North, with stroopwafel, palace treats, canals, and quiet courtyards.
“Very informative and personal. Would highly recommend to those interested in good food and the history of Amsterdam”
Private 3-hour Amsterdam Jewish history tour with Anne Frank House tickets, Holocaust monuments, resistance stories, and apple pie on the route.
“Kaleigh is a knowledgeable, thoughtful, energetic guide. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her. Highly recommend this tour. We learned so much about WW2 and the resistance efforts in the Netherlands”
Skip long queues for Dutch Golden Fries, get fresh stroopwafel from Amsterdam’s oldest bakery, ride a ferry, then finish with a 5-beer mystery tasting.
“Excellent tour! Richard is very knowledgeable and was ready to answer any question asked. We were able to bypass all the queues and try some of Amsterdam's hidden delights.”
Ghastly Grachten Amsterdam: 2-hour night ghost tour with Helena tales, weeping tower sounds, and dark history stops. Small group.
“Axel was an amazing guide. He managed to combine the city’s history with the haunted stories and that made the tour itself even more interesting than what we were expecting. Would definitely recommend!”
Ride Amsterdam’s historic Lijn 30 tram to Amstelveen, with conductor ticket-punching, whistle-and-bell sounds, and stops near Bosbaan and the Olympic Stadion.
“The line on which the tramway travels is not very interesting, and there's not much to see, which is a pity because the tramway itself is well maintained.”
From the Roman Forum to Angkor's temples — pick a civilisation, an era, or a corner of the map.
