AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular audio tours in Amsterdam. Here is what each one includes, what it costs and who runs it, so you can book the right day without the guesswork.
Walk through Amsterdam Royal Palace with an audio guide in multiple languages, from Golden Age paintings to state halls.
Most Popular“The palace is totally worth a visit. The audio tour is really great; informative and interesting. The palace itself is stunning and beautiful. Such a great event.”
75 minutes aboard a 100% electric Amsterdam canal boat with live English commentary, multilingual audio, and key photo stops.
“It was great! Recommend you, guys. The capitán Alex is wonderful”
Amsterdam canal cruise with English audio guide on a glass-roof boat. UNESCO canals, iconic bridges and sights in about an hour.
“I would recommend this informative and interesting way to see Amsterdam in comfort. Great to hear about the history too. Captain very helpful.”
Pre-book your Van Gogh Museum entry with an audio guide or small-group tour. Timed access, English headsets, and smart pacing in Amsterdam.
“Did it with the audio guide - which was awesome. They gave you your own head set and it is modern (has touch screen), so you can go at your own pace and see as much or as little as you want. Was a great experience”
Skip the ticket line at Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum with timed entry and an official audio guide for a 1–2 hour self-paced visit.
“Thank you very much for the audio guide tour in Amsterdam, we got the tickets, passed the security check then we explored the museum without any rush, All was great for as a family”
An hour on a semi-open Amsterdam canal cruise from near Centraal Station, with a solar boat and 19-language audio as you pass iconic sights.
“It's a great way to see the city and some of the highlights. As the boat is smaller than some, it is able to go through some of the smaller canals which was really nice. Well worth doing and highly recommend it. Wendy W, Canada”
Step into a 17th-century canal house in Amsterdam and follow the canal story with an audio guide and multimedia exhibition for one day.
Skip-the-line Rijksmuseum entry plus a flexible 1-hour Lovers canal cruise with audio commentary, designed to save time and money.
“We absolutely loved visiting the Rijksmueum, it was amazing. So much to see and take in but not enough time. In hindsight we should have just allowed one whole day for the museum alone.”
Get an audio guide plus interactive map for the Rijksmuseum. Find works fast, hear expert stories, and choose your language.
A 1-hour self-guided smartphone tour through Amsterdam’s Red Light District history, starting at Dam Square and ending at Nieuwmarkt.
GPS-guided audio walk through Amsterdam’s Red Light District with offline access, automatic directions, and landmark context in English.
“We did a few of the self guided tours while in Amsterdam and this was by far the most engaging , informative and interesting. We learnt a lot and had fun doing so . Would recommend it for sure ! Great value for money !”
A self-guided Amsterdam scavenger hunt with GPS audio, a 5km walk, start-anytime flexibility, and local food and shop tips.
“Great app with clear instructions. We had a range of children and some of the information pages were very long to read. We would have liked the tour to have included Anne franks house.”
A 39-minute offline audio walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, with Holocaust stories at key landmarks from Verzetsmuseum to the Jewish Museum.
“Me apasiona la segunda guerra mundial.”
Self-guided Red Light District audio walk in Amsterdam with offline maps, canal views, and stops like Madame Tussauds and the MX3D bridge.
“Amsterdam is definitely another world, which fascinating stories I could find on this Soundwalk, this tour hides mystiqueAuto-translated”
Self-guided smartphone audio tour of Amsterdam with 100+ location stories. No downloads, use your map, pick your pace, low price.
“Amsterdam was very nice. The boat trip almost completely lacked commentary, which was quite disappointing.”
The canals, the museums and the day trips, and the best way to see each.
