AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking 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.
Small-group 2-hour walk in Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII memorials, ending outside the Anne Frank House. $39.30.
Most Popular“Great tour our guide patrick was brilliant even though for the duration of our excursion it rained and snowed gard”
Follow Anne Frank’s story through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter on a 2-hour walking tour from the Portuguese Synagogue.
“our guide Kiran was very knowledgeable and you could tell he cared about the topic & history.”
A budget-friendly 2.5-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s key sights, mixing money, tolerance, art, and canals with lively local guides.
“This was such a fun and informative tour. Jaap was a great guide. He is very funny and knowledgeable.”
Reflective 2-hour small-group walk through Amsterdam’s Anne Frank sites and Jewish WWII history, ending outside the Anne Frank House.
“We had a wonderful time, our tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the tour truly engaging. We highly recommend it!”
A guided Amsterdam Jewish Quarter walk with Anne Frank diary passages, WWII context, and key memorial stops in EN/DE/IT/ES for $28.
“The your with Charlotte was very enjoyable. We left the crowded areas pretty quickly and so the trip was less of a shouting match with other tourist groups in crowded places. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable, the information and way it was presented was entertaining and informational while still remaining approachable and friendly.…”
2-hour guided walk from Dam Square to Begijnhof, with stories on WWII, canals, and key landmarks. $29 with a guide.
“The pace was good - not too fast and not too slow - and Stefanie was very pleasant, and informative. She answered any questions we had and was knowledgeable about the area.”
Guided Amsterdam ganja walking tour from Royal Palace to top coffeeshops, plus cheese tasting or gay street finale. Small groups.
“It was an incredible evening with Eric as our guide. From the moment we met, Eric's energy was infectious and uplifting. He had a fantastic way of connecting everyone in the group, making us feel like old friends hanging out in a bar rather than just a tour. His descriptions of the history surrounding cannabis…”
A 4–5 hour Jewish Cultural Quarter walk in Amsterdam with museum admissions and an Anne Frank-focused stroll, timed for your day at 2pm.
“This is a quick tour, but well worth it. It includes a 10 minute introduction which gave a timeline of events. Then the tour of the annex where Anne's family & family friends lived begins. Heartbreaking to say the least.”
2.5-hour small-group Amsterdam highlights walk with an English guide, canal streets, Royal Palace area, and a careful Red Light District segment.
“John Jenland who has lived in AMS more than 20 yrs was very informative, easy-going and thorough, good personality !”
Small-group walking tour of Amsterdam in 2.5 hours: Golden Age stories, Red Light District context, Anne Frank, and canal-side stops.
A 3.5-hour Amsterdam walking food tour with eight classic Dutch tastings, Flower Market energy, and landmark stops with guide Roman.
2-hour private Amsterdam Jewish Quarter walk with Holocaust memorial park and Anne Frank House exterior view. English guide.
“Arthur was a great guide. Not so fast paced. Answered all of our questions and explained everything along the way.”
Two-hour small-group Amsterdam walking tour from Dam Square to the canal belt, with bike facts, culture games, and local tips.
“A really good tour. Our guide Dani made the walk fun and interesting with different games to learn interesting facts.”
A 2-hour haunted history walk through Dam Square, Nieuwe Kerk, Spinhuis, Begijnhof, Blood Street, and the Waag for $30.
Anne Frank small-group walking tour in Amsterdam: Esnoga synagogue, Libeskind memorial, Auschwitz broken mirrors, Rembrandt House and more.
“It was relaxed and our tour guide was informative and gentle.”
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