105 activitati in Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

Discover a way of sightseeing in Amsterdam you will never forget. Canal Bus takes the practicality and comfort of a tour bus and throws it into the water of Amsterdam’s beautiful canals. This boat cruise through the canals of Amsterdam is a delightful way to get to know the city. The magical charm of the canals will soon make you realise why this city is known as the Venice of the North. To embark on this wonderful adventure, head towards the canals and embark on our endearing ride. Once on board, sit back and relax, let the soft sway of the water below you lull you into a state of contemplative pleasure. Once we set off, prepare to absorb the fairy tale atmosphere that will slowly glide around you. Throughout the duration of the tour, you will pass a large variety of iconic landmarks; from buildings rich in history such as the imposing Westerkerk, to the narrowest house in the city. While floating through the most famous and lovely canals, the Canal Bus will also waltz you by some of the city’s most important museums; of these, three stand out among the rest. On the one hand, the Van Gogh Museum honours this Impressionist painter, famous among other things for his Sunflowers. On the other hand, the Rijksmuseum is dedicated to art, handicrafts and history. Last but not least, you will see the house of Anne Frank, now a museum that preserves the memory of this unfortunate girl’s history. Hop aboard and fall in love with Amsterdam. Languages English, German, French, Spanish.

See the impressive sights of Amsterdam with a panoramic view that includes monuments and buildings and the most famous areas, without forgetting about the iconic canals. Highlights - Strike a pose and take a picture near the famous IAMSTERDAM - Visit the popular Jordaan district, home to the Anne Frank House - Stop at the famous flower market Get to know the most important areas of the city comfortably, on board a private vehicle. The first part of the route takes you through the most interesting places of the capital including the Museum Square, where the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museum are located. Make a stop in this beautiful public space and take a picture with the famous IAMSTERDAM sign before continuing the journey along the famous Jordaan district, home to the Anne Frank house and the Westerkerk, a church that boasts the city's most iconic bell tower. An exciting tour through the city centre awaits you where you can see the most iconic buildings, monuments and places, such as Dam Square, the Royal Palace, the Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam´s Canal Ring and much more... During the tour you will make a stop at the flower market, where you will have free time to admire the beautiful, colourful flowers and numerous types of flowers. Start/opening time At 9am or 2pm. Duration 3 hours

Take a walk on the wild side on this tour hour guided walking tour through Amsterdam’s infamous Red Light District. Your informative local guide will provide you with the lowdown on this most fascinating of districts where seamen on shore leave and local worthies once roamed these streets in search of encounters with ladies of the night. The area, although once run down and decidedly rough around the edges is now perfectly safe, and this tour makes for an illuminating, enlightening experience. The tour starts with a visit to the Prostitutes’ Collective Information Centre. Here a former prostitute will explain how the system works as you enjoy a drink. Any questions you have will be most welcome. The Red Light District, or Wallen as it is known to locals, is situated to the south of the Central Station and the east of the Damrak in one of the oldest parts of the city. In the company of an experienced local guide we’ll stroll down dark alleys, past ancient monuments and dingy mean streets, including the Zeedijk, once considered to be the most dangerous street in Amsterdam. You’ll be able to see the prostitutes displaying their charms in illuminated windows in a disarmingly domestic setting, often knitting or adjusting their make-up. Although once decidedly edgy, the area is now completely safe. Marauding gangs of sailors are now a thing of the past, thanks to the disappearance of the harbour and the area is now packed with lively Dutch pubs and restaurants instead of the dodgy dives of yesteryear. Your safety is guaranteed during this excursion, as you will be accompanied at all times by a reliable and trustworthy local guide. Step into an intriguing world that remains hidden for most at the Red Lights Secrets Museum. The world´s only Museum of prostitution. Located in a former brothel in a 17th century monumental canal house you can discover the secrets of an Amsterdam prostitute. Sit behind a window to experience how it feels to be looked at from outside. See how the rooms are arranged, listen to the women’s secrets and even read the secret confessions of past visitors! An eye opening and thrilling experience that you will never forget! Languages English and Spanish. German available on request.

This city tour takes you past the high lights of Amsterdam. With its 6,800 protected houses and monuments, Amsterdam has the largest historic city centre in Europe. The city is well-known for its ring of canals, along which thousands of decorated merchants' residences and warehouses were built in the 17th century, the Dutch Golden Age. But Amsterdam has so much more to offer besides the canals. This live guided city tour will also show you countless interesting and remarkable sights and amazing views outside the historic city centre. The tour includes a picture stop at a beautiful windmill and a visit to a diamond factory. You will be able to admire the idyllic suburban scenery and the architecture of beautiful mansions. A picture stop at a windmill at the river Amstel and a visit to a diamond factory are included. Languages English, Spanish and German.

Informative, friendly and professional guideWalk in the footsteps of Anne Frank on this 1,5-hour small group tour of the area where Anne Frank spent her childhood from the moment she moved to Amsterdam until she went into hiding. Hear the story about her diary and how it became published. Itinerary The story of Anne Frank is known around the world because of her diary describing the period that she, her family, and 4 others spent in a secret and hidden annex hiding from Amsterdam’s German occupiers. Because of many movies, theatre plays and books, the part of her life in hiding is very well known. Less known is her life as a young kid that moved from Germany to Amsterdam. Her father feared Nazi Germany and took his family to Amsterdam, where he hoped they would be safe from Hitler. They arrived in 1934 and settled in a house on the square Merwedeplein. Anne Frank spent happy moments at this square and its surroundings. During this walking tour we take you back to the places that were important to Anne Frank in her childhood. We show you where she went to school and the shop where she bought her famous diary. Explore the area where she played outside and discover the house where Miep Gies lived for many years. Miep Gies is the woman that handed the diary over to Otto Frank after the war. She had saved a number of the family’s personal belongings after the Germans raided the house. Otto Frank was reluctant to publish the diary, but when he read in the diary that it was his daughter’s wish to publish it, he allowed to publish the diary in June 1947. The tour takes place in the south of Amsterdam, where you will have the opportunity to become acquainted with an area of the city that you would otherwise not see as a tourist. This area was constructed in the 1920-30ties and was based on revolutionary ideas of city planning, architecture and social housing.

Discover the many hidden wonders of Amsterdam with this exciting cycling tour of the city. Amsterdam is widely renowned as a world-class biking city, so there is no room for doubt that this has got to be the best way of getting to know its many interesting neighbourhoods and landmarks. Count on the many years of experience of the very first company in Amsterdam to offer guided bicycle tours. Throughout the day, you will count with the company of a charismatic and knowledgeable guide. Thanks to his vast local knowhow and grasp of the city's history and gossip, he will let you in on some of the most fun and interesting facts behind every landmark that you ride by. Plus, the advantage of having a local guide is that he knows how to lead you off the beaten track, to get a better taste of the real Amsterdam. Let this wonderful city surprise you at every corner you turn. Cycle through some truly amazing sites, such as along the harbour, through a labyrinth of idyllic canals and even into a series of hidden courtyards where you will have the perfect chance to put your photographing skills to the test. And what’s more, you will get to know all of Amsterdam's most picturesque neighbourhoods as if you lived here all your life, from the Jordan Quarter, where you will pass Rembrandt’s house, to the Rijksmuseum and the infamous Red Light District, a paradise of underground culture. Languages English.

Rockin’ away in the heart of Amsterdam you'll find great American classic dining and a museum's worth of rock memorabilia at the Hard Rock Café. Enjoy a signature Hard Rock cocktail on the canal side terrace or tuck into one of the legendary burgers while admiring a collection that includes items from rock 'n' roll legends, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley and the Rolling Stones. And you can get in touch with your music side at the interactive Rock Wall. Get VIP priority seating, skip the long lines and feel like a rock star! Highlights - Come to know just why Hard Rock Cafe finds itself in over 50 countries - Step foot inside a dining experience with a difference as you set your eyes over exclusive rock memorabilia - Choose from many menus and pick what suits your taste buds the best Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and only gave them a six-month lease. Four decades later, there are almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide. The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus marked it as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74,000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written). Choose from one of the following menus: GOLD MENU MAINS Original Legendary® Burger Fresh Black Angus steak burger, with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion ring, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served with our signature steak sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Moving Mountains® Burger 100% plant-based patty, topped with cheddar cheese and a crispy onion ring, served with leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, and seasoned fries on the side. Grilled Chicken Sandwich Grilled chicken with melted Monterey Jack cheese, smoked bacon, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served on a toasted fresh bun with honey mustard sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese Grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on cavatappi pasta tossed in a four-cheese sauce blend. Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Grilled chicken with fresh romaine tossed in a classic tossed in a classic Caesar dressing, topped with parmesan crisps, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese. Tupelo Chicken Tenders Crispy chicken tenders served with seasoned fries, honey mustard and our house-made barbecue sauce. BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich - Until 31/12/2020 only. Hand-pulled smoked pork with our house-made barbecue sauce, served on a toasted fresh bun with coleslaw, sliced Granny Smith apples and seasoned fries on the side. DESSERT Brownie Warm chocolate brownie with chocolate sauce and fresh whipped cream. DRINKS 1 Soft drink, coffee or tea DIAMOND MENU STARTERS Until 31/12/2020 - Caesar Or House Salad or Nachos to Share ** (1 per every 3-4 guests) From 1/1/2021 - Fresh Salad MAINS Original Legendary® Burger

Depart from Amsterdam centre on a bus destined for the beautiful countryside. The tour includes eight stops which all promise a unique insight into Dutch history and tradition. There are buses every 45 minutes from each stop which provides the perfect amount of freedom to enjoy your favorite area at your own leisure! Also included is an audio walking tour for each stop. Highlights: * Enjoy the flexibility of a bus coming every 45 minutes to each stop * Explore the Dutch countryside * Experience traditional Dutch culture * View the scenic windmills of Zaanse Schans * Enjoy the fishing village of Volendam * Discover the historical centre of Edam * Taste and experience the making of traditional Dutch cheese * Adventure in villages where famous artists have gained inspiration * Visit a traditional clog warehouse As each stop is unique and provides its own slice of culture, this tour is perfect for discovering and exploring the Dutch countryside. Spending as much or as little time at each stop gives you the perfect flexibility that cannot be found elsewhere. When planning your trip to Holland, be sure not to miss this gem of a tour which is suitable for all! Amsterdam A'DAM LOOKOUT, opposite Central Station. You can take the free ferry from Central Station to the opposite side, direction: 'Buikslotermeer'. This is only a 3-minute boat trip. From here it is just a 2-minute walk to the check-in desk located on the ground floor of the A'DAM LOOKOUT. Start time from Amsterdam: 9am. End time from Amsterdam: 3pm. Last bus back in Amsterdam at 8pm. The Hop on Hop off app allows visitors to see the live location of the bus, so you can always check if the bus is nearby the bus stop. Equipment: Leaflet, Map, Hop on Hop off countryside guide book with tips and suggestions at each stop Free guided tour at Henri Willig Cheese Farm; Visit at Zaanse Schans; Self-guided walking tours available at all stops Audio guide languages English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Dutch

Live the ultimate Amsterdam experience with this combined tour of the city´s streets and canals Highlights - Create your own itinerary - Stops close to Amsterdam´s most famous attractions - 24 or 48 hours unlimited travel Hop onto a double-decker open top bus to discover Amsterdam´s most iconic landmarks! That´s not all, Amsterdam is notably famous for its Canals and with this tour you are invited to embark on their canal cruise, so that you have even more freedom to explore as you take in the beauty of the Dutch capital from the water. Both of these tours are not only a fantastic way to see Amsterdam’s iconic sites and neighbourhoods, but also helps you to familiarise yourself with the area allowing you to locate all of its most interesting museums such as the world-famous Van Gogh Museum where you can see all of the Dutch painter’s most renowned works of art, from his Sunflowers to his many self-portraits. On the other hand, you can learn about the heart-rending story of the Jewish community in Holland by visiting Anne Frank House. There are countless things to do whilst in Amsterdam, from taking a walk through Vondelpark to escape the bustling city to wandering through the Red Light District. If you like to shop, why not explore the floating flower market or even grab yourself a bargain at Waterlooplein Flea Market, the Netherlands´ oldest flea market or even take some time to visit one of their many Museums! No matter your taste, you will be spoiled for choice! The canal cruise gives you the chance to admire the beauty of this city from a different perspective. As you slowly glide along the waters of the canal you will be able to admire the highly ornamented facades of buildings dating as far back as the 16th century. Truly, a visit to Amsterdam is an enriching cultural experience, and one to never forget! Summer season (March 23th - October 29th) -Departures bus: Daily frequent departures from 09.15 - 18.00 h. Every +/- 15/20 minutes -Departures green boat line: Daily frequent departures from 10.05 - 18.00 h. Every +/- 20/25 minutes -Departures blue boat line: Daily frequent departures from 10.15 - 17.15 h. Every +/- 20/25 minutes Winter season (October 30th- March 22th) Departures bus: Daily frequent departures from 10.00 - 17.15 h. Departures boat: Daily frequent departures from 10.00 - 17.15 h. Duration Bus: 75 min. Canal Cruise Blue: 60 min. and Canal Cruise Green:120 min. Others The tour will not run on the 27th April for King’s Day celebrations. Languages Audioguide available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Catalan, Dutch, Arabic, Hebrew and Swedish.

Stay cool at one of the hottest spots in Amsterdam with this trip to the XtraCold Icebar combined with a lazy canal cruise. Amsterdam truly is a city of water, whether it’s liquid or solid. Discover all that the city of canals has to offer with a relaxing trip on the River Amstel, with an audio guide available in 17 languages filling you in on all the sights. Then put your plans on ice for the night and chill out at the Icebar, the slickest saloon in town. The canal tour offers an authentic angle on this city built on water. Discover Amsterdam’s glorious golden age of naval exploits and merchant seamen with your personal audio guide. Float past the Westerkerk, where Rembrant, master of Dutch painting, is buried. Drift by the building that sheltered heroic Ann Frank and her family during World War Two. Spot the narrowest house in Amsterdam, barely wider than its front door. All that water must have made you thirsty! It’s time to head to the XtraCold Icebar, where you can take your whisky on the rocks surrounded by 35 tons of natural ice, or get cosy in the adjacent lounge. Sit back, sip a cocktail or a pint of Heineken and enjoy the atmosphere in this unique arctic environment. Discover the true spirit of this watery city and give your thirst the cold shoulder with this super cool combo tour. Included: Canal cruise, entrance to the Icebar and 3 drinks (1 cocktail or beer upon arrival in the bar & 2 drinks out of iceglasses in the Icebar - a choice on an ice cold beer, a Smirnoff mixed drink or a soft drink) Icebar Schedule Opening times: Monday to Thursday: Open from 12.30pm to 1am Friday and Saturday: Open from 12pm to 2.40am Sunday: From 12pm to 1am Special dates: December 31st open from 12pm to 11pm January 1st open from 12.30pm to 2.20am Closing dates: From January 29th to February 11th also closing on the 27th of April Schedule of Canal cruise Summer Season ( From March 23th to October 29th ): Daily frequent departures from 9am to 10 pm Winter Season ( From October 30th to March 22th ): Daily frequent departures from 9.30am to 9.30pm Duration Icebar: Approx. 45 minutes Canal cruise: 1 hour Languages English, German, French and Spanish

Our free and unlimited wifi service in the Airport Lounge allows you to catch up on those last minute emails or download the latest bestselling book. You could even upload a nice image of your visit to our lounge to Social Media. There are newspapers and magazines available in the lounge for you to browse at your leisure. There are also toilets are also available within the lounge for your convenience.Diverse and appetizing buffet: dishes change three times a day • Wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages • Compliant and certified work with hygiene code HACCP (for kitchens & catering)Newly furnished interior in 2014 • Only lounge at Schiphol with apron view and daylight • Free Wi-Fi for passengers • Free use of computers with internet access • Private showers available at additional charge Important Information - There may be restrictions Find below the measures in accordance with the RIVM (National Institute for Health&Environment) to prevent COVID-19: Opening hours from 6am - 6pm. No more than 30 passengers are allowed in the lounge at the same time. Upon arrival the number of visitors will be noted if someone leaves the lounge, the next guest can enter. Free seating; the lounge can accommodate many more visitors and adequate distance will be maintained. There are stickers on the floor to indicate the walking direction and to keep the 1.5m required distance. Toilets are open, but showers are closed. Buffet: Some food will be served packed and ready to take away. To keep the required distance, the passenger is required to put the dirty dishes on the trolley. Tables and chairs are cleaned/disinfected after each guest's use. Staff members will be wearing protective equipment and will maintain distancing measures.

Highlights ・ Wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages ・Compliant and certified work with hygiene code HACCP (for kitchens & catering). Newly furnished interior in 2014 ・Free Wi-Fi for passengers ・ Free use of computers with internet access ・ Flight Information monitor ・ TV and selection of newspapers and magazines ・ Air-conditioned lounge Our free and unlimited wifi service in the Airport Lounge allows you to catch up on those last-minute emails or download the latest bestselling book. You could even upload a nice image of your visit to our lounge to Social Media. There are newspapers and magazines available in the lounge for you to browse at your leisure. There are also toilets are also available within the lounge for your convenience. Diverse and appetizing buffet: dishes change three times a day. Important Information - There may be restrictions Find below the measures in accordance with the RIVM (National Institute for Health&Environment) to prevent COVID-19: Opening hours from 6am - 6pm. No more than 30 passengers are allowed in the lounge at the same time. Upon arrival the number of visitors will be noted if someone leaves the lounge, the next guest can enter. Free seating; the lounge can accommodate many more visitors and adequate distance will be maintained. There are stickers on the floor to indicate the walking direction and to keep the 1.5m required distance. Toilets are open, but showers are closed. Buffet: Some food will be served packed and ready to take away. To keep the required distance, the passenger is required to put the dirty dishes on the trolley. Tables and chairs are cleaned/disinfected after each guest's use. Staff members will be wearing protective equipment and will maintain distancing measures.

Head off the beaten track with this exciting bicycle tour of Amsterdam. When pedalling away on two wheels, you can rush into the countless little serpentine streets of Amsterdam’s city centre that twist and turn into a beautiful labyrinth of historical beauty. Thanks to Yellow Bike, which has put together a safely guided bicycle tour, you will obtain a fascinating insight not often contemplated by tourists of this famous city of canals. Throughout the duration of the tour you will ride along all of the most interesting spots of this magnificent city. Pedal past the bustling harbour and delve into the charming Jordan Quarter. Some of the most famous sites that you will come across include the house of Anne Frank, author of the famous childhood diary that tells of the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust; the fabulous Rijkdmuseum; the lush Vondel Park; the “Skinny Bridge”; the house of world-renowned painter and print-maker Rembrandt; and last but not least, the good old Red Light District, haven of young and liberal Europe. But without a shadow of a doubt, the most interesting part of this journey must be the incursion into the many small roads and canals, mostly undiscovered by tourists, as well as hidden courtyards and photogenic views. Thanks to the wide knowledge of your experienced guide, you will lean the fascinating history behind every site and district you roll through, as well as the evolution of Amsterdam over the centuries.

Join the Amsterdam locals in their favourite form of transport: cycling. With this bike tour you get to discover this iconic European capital inside out while pedalling through its most well-known sites to little backstreet routes. Become an expert of the local know how. First you meet up with your enthusiastic local guide who will fill you in on all the city’s must-knows. Once acquainted, hop onto the saddle and set off. Begin by rolling through the town centre, specifically to Amsterdam’s oldest and most haunting warehouse district. After that, continue towards De Waag, a fascinating remainder of the city’s mediaeval that dates from as far back as the 15th century. Nowadays, De Waag is located in the midst of the infamous red light district, a young bohemian area filled with cool coffee shops, trendy restaurants and that even hosts an organic food market. Along the way, admire some of Amsterdam’s stylish, most modern buildings. Also make a stop at the city’s new library terrace, from where you have a privileged vantage point of the whole city, sprawling out beneath your feet as you sip some fine coffee and natter with your tour companions. But don’t use up your camera’s battery at this site, for later on you continue to the Amstel River – not a beer river, but just as tasty for the eyes – and the beautiful waterfront area. This tour will enlighten you about the admirable Dutch spirit, which combines engineering and entrepreneurism, by taking you to places most tourists never see. Languages English speaking guide.

Step inside the former Heineken brewery for four floors of beer and cruise the canals of Amsterdam with this bargain combo tour. The Heineken brewery will plunge you chin deep into the fascinating world of this world-renowned beer. Discover all that Amsterdam has to offer with a relaxing trip on the River Amstel, with an audio guide available in 17 languages filling you in on all the sights. At the Heineken experience, discover a world of brewing lore and the history of the world’s most famous beer. Sniff it, sip it, and admire it bubbling away in the interactive displays in this beautifully preserved building. Practise your pint-pulling skills and earn yourself a certificate, or bottle and label your own beer as a special souvenir or present. There’s even a stable where you can meet the mighty Heineken dray horses, who still help deliver some of the beer today. The canal tour offers an authentic angle on the city built on water. Discover Amsterdam’s glorious golden age of naval exploits and merchant seamen with your personal audio guide. Float past the Westerkerk, where Rembrandt, master of Dutch painting, is buried. Drift by the building that sheltered heroic Ann Frank and her family during World War Two. Spot the narrowest house in Amsterdam, barely wider than its front door. From bridges to beer, from canals to coffee shops, with this two-in-one tour you’ll discover the true spirit of this watery world city. Duration Heineken Experience: self-guided tour: 1.5 hours. Canal cruise: 75 minutes. Start/opening time For the Heineken Experience Monday to Thursday: 10.30am - 7.30pm Friday to Sunday: 10.30am - 9pm. For the canal cruise Summer season (23rd March - 29th October): Daily departures from 9am - 10pm Winter season (30th October - 22nd March): Daily departures from 9.30am - 9.30pm End/closing time 4pm (last entry and ticket sales at 2:30pm). Languages For the Heineken Experience: English. For the canal cruise: Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese (Cantonese), Japanese, Polish, Czech, Thai, Indonesian, Korean, Swedish, Finnish and Croatian

From our central meetingpoint, close to central station a short 20 minute busride will take you to the windmill village Zaanse Schans. Here you will experience all that is typical Dutch in just a few hours. You will learn about the process of cheese making, you can walk on wooden shoes, see the interior of a working windmill and see the wooden green-painted houses and shops. Highlights - Suits people from all ages - Get picked up from a meeting point - Get all your admission included A professional, experienced and friendly guide will accompany you throughout the village before you get time to further explore the village on your own. Meet your guide and driver at our central meetingpoint just across from Central Station Amsterdam. A comfortable, air-conditioned single deck bus will take you to today’s destination in just 20 minutes. The windmill village Zaanse Schans is an open air museum that houses a collection of working windmills, wooden houses, barns and shops dating back to the 18th and 19th Century. All these buildings were brought here from 1961 onwards bringing back to life this most prosperous period of the Zaan region. In its golden age the Zaan Region developed into an industrial area on a scale never seen before, with 600 active windmills: wooden factories powered by wind. In these small factories many tasks were being executed with the aid of wind energy: wood sawn by machine, grounding spices, oil for food and paint, flower, cocoa powder and many other things. The prosperity in the 18th and 19th century can be seen in the Zaanse Schans windmill village in several ways. Alongside windmills, barns and other buildings, you will see beautiful houses that were originally built as home to rich windmill owners and merchants. These houses have attractive facades and have been painted in traditional colors such as green, beige and light blue. At arrival in the village, your guide will take you on an orientation tour of the village. You will visit the clog museum annex wooden shoemaker shop and in the cheese farm you will get to taste Dutch farmer cheese. Then it is time to further explore the village on your own. Before you set off to discover the Zaanse Schans on your own, your guide will give you further information on the Zaanse Schans and its unique character, teach you local history and culture, and give you insider’s tips about what to do and where to go.