AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular 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.
Bus day trip from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans windmills, Edam cheese, Volendam fishing harbor, and Marken polders. Includes clog demo.
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Small-group 2-hour walk in Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII memorials, ending outside the Anne Frank House. $39.30.
“Did not take us to the places as promised in The Tour. Just did a lot of talking and lecturing and personal opinions”
Follow Anne Frank’s story through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter on a 2-hour walking tour from the Portuguese Synagogue.
“Jonas was knowledgeable, friendly and engaging. It was one of the best walking tours that I have ever experienced.”
Johan Cruijff ArenA tour in Amsterdam: pitch and dugout, Ajax dressing room, player routes. Audio or guide, plus 10% shop discount.
“my partner and i loved the fact it was a self guided tour with staff members still in the vicinity to assist you with any questions you may have, staff were super friendly and knowledgeable and when they found out i am half dutch they were interested to learn more about me. i personally quite…”
Walk Amsterdam’s Red Light District with a German, English, or Italian guide. Get frank context on sex work and coffeeshop culture in 1.5 hours.
“It was very informative, the guide was very knowledgeable”
Half-day bus tour from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans for windmills, live clog-making, and cheese tasting, plus an optional canal cruise voucher.
Windmills, clogs, cheese, and coastal villages near Amsterdam, with optional boat to Marken and entry into a working mill.
“A great trip. First time in the Netherlands and was nice to see more than just Amsterdam. Great day. Thank you”
A small-group bike tour through central Amsterdam: canals, Western Islands, Jordaan, De Pijp, bridges, and a Vondelpark break.
“Rad took us on the tour He was very very pleasant informative and interesting.i would highly recommend this tour. A great way to get a feel of the city. Thank you Rad Tony and Sarah The Republic of Ireland”
A 2-hour Amsterdam Red Light District walk with a local guide, a coffee shop stop, and context on sex and drugs.
“Ben was brilliant, very informative regarding the history throughout Amsterdam. His engagement with all of us on the tour was second too none. A great time spent, finding out about some of darkest history we wasnt even aware of! Highly recommend this tour, especially if Ben is hosting it!”
A budget-friendly 2.5-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s key sights, mixing money, tolerance, art, and canals with lively local guides.
“Excellent walking tour around the old town. Raymond was an excellent guide who was very well informed and delivered the information with humour. The pace was great”
A 3-hour small-group Amsterdam food walk linking UNESCO canal views and Jordaan classics, with 10 tastings and included drinks.
“Had Todd as my tour guide and it was fabulous! Booked a private tour and he had answers to all my weird and random questions. Tried some excellent Dutch and Indonesian food and learned so much about the history of the city. Highly recommend, Todd was excellent in always making sure I had what I…”
Reflective 2-hour small-group walk through Amsterdam’s Anne Frank sites and Jewish WWII history, ending outside the Anne Frank House.
“It was really good felt like I was in a school field trip and refreshing my history… also the tour guide was very helpful on directions of need to be somewhere or help with any concerns on the tour”
A guided Amsterdam Jewish Quarter walk with Anne Frank diary passages, WWII context, and key memorial stops in EN/DE/IT/ES for $28.
“Our tour guide Valentina was excellent. She was so passionate about Anne Frank. She really knew her stuff and kept us all interested the whole time.”
Taste Amsterdam classics like Tom Pouce and herring, with a small-group guide sharing neighborhood history at key stops.
“This was one of our favorite tours. So many good foods hops and Amsterdam knowledge that you wouldn’t find or know on your own. Roman’s tour is top notch and he is so nice and funny and personable.”
A small-group Jordaan food and drink walk in Amsterdam with Dutch classics, herring, Gouda, jenever, and a 400-year-old apple pie stop.
“Elaina the tour guide was very sweet. She did a great job of making us all feel comfortable and friendly which enhanced the experience. The food was interesting and we tried a lot of things that we wouldn’t have otherwise known about.”
The canals, the museums and the day trips, and the best way to see each.
