105 activitati in Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

Discover the best of Holland whilst you immerse yourself into Dutch history, eat some cheese and tower over the city of Madurodam, a fun filled day of wonder and amazement Highlights - Visit one of the original Delftware factories - Cruise on the biggest lake in Holland - A picture-perfect fun filled day Leave the heart of Amsterdam and discover a different side of Holland. Have some fun as you travel with your experienced tour guide as you ride northward to the old-fashioned villages of Volendam and Zaanse Schans. Say cheese and pose for pictures with a quaint wooden shoe maker. Be amazed at the 18th-century still-functioning windmill whilst you sample local cheeses at a delicious tasting. Cruise across IJsselmeer Lake to the village of Marken and see their picturesque wooden homes, before continuing to the fabled city of Delft where you will visit one of the original Delftware factories. Why not bring home a classic Dutch souvenir for your loved ones with a piece of white and blue patterned pottery? Visit The Hague; home to Binnenhof, Madurodam, and the Noordeinde Palace. Explore Binnenhof, one of the world’s oldest active House of Parliament and even get some photos at King Willem-Alexander’s working palace. Feel like a giant in Madurodam, the renowned miniature theme park, and an incredible tourist destination. You will find a 1:25 scaled down representations of the charming countryside, villages, and various historic buildings of the Netherlands. Languages English, Spanish, and German

The most quirky way to see all the most iconic hotspots in the old city center of Amsterdam – a rickshaw tour is definitely one for the bucket list! Highlights - See all the iconic places in the city - Take a photo stop wherever you like - Take a new perspective of the city from the back of a rickshaw Feel involved in the everyday life in Amsterdam with this handy tour visiting all the most iconic places passing through the 4 main canals: Prinsengracht, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Singel. This is also an ideal tour for enthusiastic photographs as your driver will stop anywhere along the way your perfect shot. Cruise through Rembrandtplein, one of the busiest squares in the city named after the famous Dutch painter, Rembrandt van Rijn and features a large statue of the man in the middle of the square, gazing down at the flocks of people around him. Admire the architecture and surrounding buildings as we pass through Waterlooplein, the home to the city’s largest flea market and located in the old Jewish quarter. Spot the Dutch National Opera House that majestically stands on the waterfront. Just a few minutes away from centraal station you will find yourself amid Dam Square, built in the 13th century around the river Amstel to prevent the Zuiderzee Sea from flooding the city. It was once home to the hippies in the 60’s but that happy and relaxed vibe has remained ever since. Admire the Zuiderkerhof, a 17th Century Protestant church and was the inspiration to one of Monet’s masterpieces. Nearby, you will see Nieuwmarkt, famous for being a key place to socialize with its many bars and cafes with excellent expanding terraces, perfect to sit in the sun and enjoy a drink. Drive past the Zeedijk (sea dyke) an essential part of making Amsterdam the business city that it is today, free of regular flooding. Be amazed as we delve into Chinatown, observe how even the signs are written in Chinese! See the Westermarkt, textile market with over 170 stalls! Then reminisce a sadder part of history by passing by Anne Frank’s house where she started her ever so famous diary. If there’s time we will also visit Leidseplein and the iconic Museum Square. This tour is all you need to see the best of Amsterdam, so join us in the back of a rickshaw! Others Due to traffic it is possible that there may not be time to visit all of the above.

Enter a world of fine art in Amsterdam with this full day museum tour. In addition to seeing the works of the masters, and a bit of bling, experience the ambience of this inspiring city with a picturesque boat ride through its famous canals. Skip the queue and head straight the magnificent artwork housed inthe Van Gogh museum. Home to the world´s largest collection of paintings by the famous artist, admire over 200 of his pieces. As part of a small group lead by an educated guide, have a truly informative experience. Sip a cup of coffee in the café and browse the gift shop. Next, hop aboard a boat to enjoy the splendour of the canals of Amsterdam. Admire the stunning scenery as you pass beneath charming bridges and float past beautiful canal houses, churches, and towers that dot the waterfront landscape. Enjoy a bite to eat as you make your way through the sights and sounds of the city. Once back on solid ground, check out the Rijksmuseum. Again, head to the front of the queue, and gaze at the museum's magnificent collection, showcasing artwork, crafts, and historical pieces. Contemplate some of the greatest masterpieces as you view Vermeer’s Milkmaid and Rembrandt’s Night Watch. The entire collection boasts an incredible one million items, with 8,000 on display in 80 galleries. With so much on offer, you'll not be disappointed. Then, make your way to Coster Diamonds, where you have the opportunity to take in the exquisite collection of the Diamond Museum. Let this vast world of art history come alive as you tour the museums of Amsterdam. You are sure to spark your creativity and be awed by these masterful creations.

Explore the charm of one of the most beautiful cities in the Netherlands on a private guided tour. Highlights - Be enchanted by the vibrant city - Private Spanish guide - Admire the impressive Dom Tower, and stroll along the canals Utrecht is a city not to be missed. With its circular canals, medieval streets, Dom Tower, the University, its atmosphere and history, are just a few of the reasons why you should visit this picturesque city, located just 30km away from Amsterdam. Stroll the streets and discover some of the most popular landmarks with your informative guide. Known for its canals, historic buildings and impressive architecture, Utrecht radiates history and a special atmosphere. So much so, that many consider it the authentic heart of the Netherlands. Get lost in its beautiful streets, brimming with small shops, museums, coffee shops and old houses, and walk along the canals that mark the historic centre and its surroundings. Do not miss the Dom Tower, the tallest tower in the country and a great symbol of the city, and visit the fairy-tale Castle of Haar. During the tour you will have the opportunity to discover numerous Romanesque churches as your guide tells you some fascinating stories and anecdotes that do not appear in the normal guidebooks.

Join this magical full day tour and embark on a journey from Amsterdam to the picturesque countryside of the Netherlands. Sit back and enjoy the ride through the scenic landscape, dotted with windmills, canals and charming little villages. Highlights - Boat trip between Marken and Volenda - Cheese tasting - Visit a wooden shoe factory, a windmill and the smallest house in Marken First stop is Marken, a quaint fishing village where the traditional Dutch way of life can still be seen on the streets. Your knowledgeable guide will walk you through this hole in time and let you in on the history of this town. You will even enjoy a visit to a traditional wooden shoemaker and see the craftsman busy practicing their skills in the art of elaborating the famous wooden clogs. From Marken you board the comfortable Marken Express and cruise along to Volendam. After disembarking in Volendam you have free time to roam around explore this delightful fishing village, do a little shopping, or have your photo taken dressed in traditional Volendam costume. Lunch will be served at a restaurant along the dyke. Your adventure continues to a little town famously associated for centuries with cheese - Edam. Try the renowned cheese at a special tasting before exploring the town, once a former shipyard and home to one of Holland’s largest churches, the Grote Kerk. As you stroll down the cobblestoned streets, admire the picturesque houses and bridges that crisscross the canals of Edam. This will be a day of memories to keep forever.

The tour starts from the meeting point. A bottle of Prosecco/Wine and glasses will be given to the guests. With a romantic music in the background, while sipping your glass of prosecco, the tour will go on a slow pace trough the ancient city center of Amsterdam. The tour will be more concentrated on romantic locations of Amsterdam. On each location there will be the possibility to take pictures or to let the driver take pictures of you posing with your beloved. Do you want to surprise your wife/husband? Do you want to propose? On Valentine’s day? Just out of nothing? Any reason is ok. Tell us your plans, ideas and other kinds of surprises and we will be a part in surprising your loved one! Start/opening time 8pm End/closing time 9pm or 9.30pm Drop-off location Back to the meeting point or anywhere in the city that you wish, so long as it it within the duration of the tour

Highlights - Small group tour of maximum 8 persons - All entrance fees included - Pickup from a centrally located meeting point - Informative, friendly and professional driver/guide - Visit an UNESCO heritage windmill - Short city tour of The Hague - Visit to Mauritshuis Museum and enjoy an audio tour During this full day tour, your first destination will be the well known UNESCO world heritage Kinderdijk, with its unique collection of 19 authentic windmills. Next is the royal town of The Hague with an included visit to the Mauritshuis museum; home to some of the best Dutch paintings from the Golden Age. This tour is operated as a small group tour in a luxurious minivan, thus making this tour a more personalized experience without the crowds from large bus tours. A professional, experienced and friendly driver/guide will accompany you throughout the tour. Meet your guide and driver at our central meeting point just across from Central Station Amsterdam. A comfortable, air-conditioned luxurious minivan will take you to today’s destination in about 75 minutes. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views of the Dutch flat landscape. A visit to Kinderdijk gives you the extraordinary opportunity to visit a UNESCO World Heritage in Holland. In 1997, the windmill complex of Kinderdijk was added to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage list because of its unique character. UNESCO considers the polder area with its dykes, mills and pumping stations to be proof of human inventiveness in reclaiming and protecting the land. This is worldwide recognition of the fact that this unique area must be preserved for the future. At arrival in Kinderdijk your personal guide will take you to the visitors centre, situated in an old pumping station. Watch the film about the Kinderdijk area before walking through the area. If possible, you will visit a working windmill from the inside (depending on how busy it is). After a 90 minute visit get back aboard the minivan to continue to The Hague. In addition to being the seat of the Dutch government, this city is the third largest city in the country and residence for the Dutch royal family. The Hague is where most foreign embassies in the Netherlands are located, as well as 150 international organizations, including the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court. It is also the home of the Peace Palace, a number of royal palaces, the Mauritshuis, and the Binnenhof (the Dutch parliament). At arrival in The Hague you will do a city tour in the minivan to see all these highlights and a stop will be made for lunch before enjoying free time at the Mauritshuis; home to some of the best Dutch paintings from the Golden Age. Discover masterpieces such as Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl earring and paintings of the famous Rembrandt van Rijn. Enjoy an included audio tour. Late afternoon we will return to Amsterdam. Languages: English.

Go by luxurious minivan to the 2nd largest Van Gogh collection in the world at the Kroller Muller Museum by the national park Hoge Veluwe. Highlights - Visit of Kröller Müller Museum with the second-largest Van Gogh collection in the world - Enjoy a bike ride on one of the famous white bicycles - All entrance fees included Informative, friendly and professional guide During this full day tour your first destination will be the famous museum Kröller Müller. The museum is situated in the largest forest of our country and probably one of Hollands most outstanding areas of natural beauty ‘The Hoge Veluwe National Park’. This tour is operated as a small group tour in a luxurious minivan, thus making this tour a more personalized experience without the crowds from large bus tours. A professional, experienced and friendly driver/guide will accompany you throughout the day. Meet your guide and driver at our central meeting point just across from Central Station Amsterdam. A comfortable, air-conditioned luxurious minivan will take you to today’s destination in about 75 minutes. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views of the Dutch flat landscape before you arrive in the national park the Hoge Veluwe. As there'll be a maximum of eight people, you have the chance to ask as many questions as you muster up. The Kröller-Müller Museum houses the second-largest Van Gogh collection in the world: almost 90 paintings and over 180 drawings. Furthermore you will find masterpieces by modern masters such as Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondriaan. There are often remarkable temporary exhibitions. In the sculpture garden, one of the largest in Europe, you can enjoy both sculptures and the beautiful nature of the National Park. Distributed throughout the garden are over 160 sculptures by iconic artists, from Auguste Rodin to Henry Moore. Languages English.

During this full day tour your first destination will be picturesque Rotterdam, where you will enjoy an included harbor cruise. The afternoon is spent exploring the towns of The Hague and Delft. This tour is operated as a small group tour in a luxurious minivan, thus making this tour a more personalized experience without the crowds from large bus tours. A professional, experienced and friendly driver/guide will accompany you throughout the day.. Highlights - Cruise Rotterdam's harbor to see a mix of cutting-edge architecture and old shipyards - Explore the government buildings of the Binnenhof in The Hague - Visit a factory famous for the blue pottery of Delft Meet your guide and driver at our central meeting point just across from Central Station Amsterdam. A comfortable, air-conditioned luxurious minivan will take you to today’s first destination in about 90 minutes; Rotterdam. Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands and quite famous for its commercial harbor. First stop is Spido for your 75-minute boat tour, the best way to view one of one of the world’s largest ports. You’ll see Rotterdam’s imposing skyline, cutting-edge architecture, harbors, shipyards, and docks. Next stop is the picturesque city of Delft, birth and final resting place of Dutch master Johannes Vermeer. Known as the Princes’ city, it is also where countless members of the Dutch royal family have moved, married, and been buried for centuries. Visit Delft’s canal-streaked historic town centre, packed with awe-inspiring historical monuments including the Old Church, the New Church, and the town hall. While there, you will visit De Delftse Pauw, a factory specializing in handmade Delft Blue pottery, the most coveted porcelain since the 17th century. Next is the city of The Hague. In addition to being the seat of the Dutch government, this city is also the home of the Dutch royal family and the third largest city in the country. The Hague is where most foreign embassies in the Netherlands are located, as well as 150 international organizations, including the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court. It is also the home of the Peace Palace, a number of royal palaces, the Mauritshuis (featuring work by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Andy Warhol, among others), and the Binnenhof (the Dutch parliament). Transfer back to Amsterdam for the end of tour services, and a better appreciation of life outside the cultural capital.

Walk in the footsteps of Anne Frank on this 2-hour private tour of the area where she spent her childhood from the moment she moved to Amsterdam until she went into hiding. Hear the story about her diary and how it came to be published. Highlights - Private guide for a more personalized experience - Choice of morning or afternoon departure - Visit the area where Anne Frank lived her childhood - Listen to the story about her world-famous diary - Discover the south of Amsterdam with an expert guide 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 the places that were important to Anne Frank in her childhood. See 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 have it published, he allowed the book to become public 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 likely not see. This area was constructed in the 1920-30ties and was based on revolutionary ideas of city planning, architecture and social housing.

Let our guide take you through the streets of Amsterdam and discover the future of Amsterdam! Your morning or afternoon in Amsterdam will start at the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam, constructed in the shape of a wave. Set off in a relaxing pace to make sure you really get to see, feel and learn all about this part of the town. Enjoy the fascinating private walking tour of the beautiful city of Amsterdam and discover its unique and thrilling contemporary side. Start your walk to the former KNSM dockyard isles. The KNSM isle is a living area in the former eastern harbour of Amsterdam, taken over by the young nomads, artists and squatters in the 1980s, and rebuilt in a district of splendour during an urban renewal project in the 1990s. The next highlight of the tour are two short ferry rides, the first towards the NDS dockyard with spectacular views of the former harbour area, and the second to the famous EYE building, home of the Amsterdam Film museum. The next highlight of the tour are two short ferry rides, the first towards the NDS dockyard with spectacular views of the former harbour area, and the second to the famous EYE building, home of the Amsterdam Film museum. Tour the striking building and discover what cinema equipment and film strips used to look like, and what technological developments has film undergon. Spread throughout the building, various objects highlight the world of the moving image before finishing your tour.

This customizable private walking tour of the Amsterdam Jordaan Area will show many of its highlights from a local perspective. Besides being one of the city's hotspots today, the district also has a long history as a working class area. Our tour will let you experience both worlds of the Jordaan! Your morning or afternoon in this area will start at the statue of Anne Frank at the foot of the West Church (westerkerk). Set off in a relaxing pace to make sure you really get to see, feel and learn all about this district. The Jordaan district of Amsterdam is definitely known as one of the real hotspots of Amsterdam. The origins of the area can be traced back to the 17th century where it is believed to have been erected for the city's labourers and immigrants. Many of these immigrants originated from France or near, and then being the agricultural part of town, were subsequently named Jardin which is French for garden. This word eventually changed into Jordaan, the name of the district today. As a working class neighbourhood this area ceased to exist in the 1980s. Due to urban renewal the rent price rose and many of the original inhabitants moved to satelite towns such as Purmerend and Almere. After their departure the area became the trendy place to be, attracting students, artists and young entrepeneurs. During the walk your guide will enlighten you with many stories and anecdotes about these contrasting periods in the Jordaan. We will also visit a typical Dutch ""Hofje"" (inner court or patio garden) and show you the famous Westchurch and many small streets and idyllic canals. On Mondays and Saturdays we will also visit a vibrant local market. In addition to all the sights, your personal Jordaan guide will reveal the district’s unique character, teach you local history and culture, and give you insider’s tips about great local restaurants, shops, attractions, activities, public transport and more.

In many places in the world you will find a Red Light District. None is as famous as the one in Amsterdam. Most likely because the area is open to all visitors of the city. Those seeking adult entertainment will find many options in the area. Those looking for fun in the many bars can party all night long. Those in search of –legal- marihuana will have several coffeeshops to choose from. And last but not least, those looking for history and culture will take great interest in exploring the oldest part of the city. Highlights - Get inside tips from a local - Savour a delicious drink - See the illuminated windows, seedy bars, erotic shows and coffee shops that make Amsterdam’s red light district famous around the world - Discover the historical side of the oldest part of Amsterdam After meeting with your guide outside the local bar Groote Swaen, you will start walking through the Red Light District. See yourself the women in lingerie behind the Red Windows beckoning to potential clients walking down the streets. Smell the smoke coming out of the coffeeshops and see all the fun going on in the many bars, shops, shows, museums and theatres. Admire the oldest church of the city, whose origins date back to the 15th Century. Discover the former town hall of the city, nowadays 5* star hotel Sofitel the Grand. Learn about the history of pawnbrokers in Amsterdam and find out where Rembrandt painted the famous anatomy lessons of Dr. Tulp. After having seen all these different aspects of the the area, be invited for an included drink back at the local bar Groote Swaen. Others Please note that during this tour you will pass by shops with erotic articles and images. As a result this tour may not be suitable for all ages. A moderate amount of walking is involved.

Your morning or afternoon in Amsterdam will start at the statue of the dockworker at the foot of the Portuguese synagogue. Set off in a relaxing pace to make sure you really get to see, feel and learn all about the Jewish history and population from Amsterdam. The first Jewish inhabitants arrived in Amsterdam in the 16th century. From the start they established themselves in the area around the Jodenbreestraat. In the course of World War II this area was made into a ghetto by the Germans. They raised a big fence around the area and many bridges remained open permanently, so the inhabitants could only enter and leave the area at certain points. During many raids the inhabitants were taken away. After the war, this once vibrant and lively area had turned into a sad, abandoned, and neglected area. Your guide will take you back to the times of the rise of the Jewish people in Amsterdam and the sad period of 1940-1945.

Your morning or afternoon in Amsterdam will start at the Rembrandthouse. The most famous painter of the Dutch Golden Age by far is Rembrandt van Rijn. The painter lived and worked the greater part of his life in Amsterdam. The city tour Rembrandt will bring alive the most important places of this part of his life. We walk through the area where he lived in his wealthy days with his first wife Saskia. We will pass by his old house and see where he painted his masterpiece the Night watch. Off course this tour won’t be complete without a visit to the national gallery Rijksmuseum. In this museum you will find back many of the important paintings of Rembrandt such as the Jewish bride, syndics of drapers guild, many self-portraits and the famous Night watch. Of course, the tour would not be complete without a visit to the National Gallery Rijksmuseum, housing some of Rembrandt's most important paintings. Join our tour and discover everything about the life of Rembrandt van Rijn! Languages English, French, German and Italian

Explore the beautiful Dutch countryside with this full-day private tour from Amsterdam. The Netherlands have a fantastic network of public busses and tramways in and around Amsterdam. This option therefor offers you the possibility to privately explore the countryside in an ECO-friendly way. Another plus is the flexibility. Explore the beautiful Dutch countryside with this full-day private tour from Amsterdam. The Netherlands have a fantastic network of public busses and tramways in and around Amsterdam. This option therefor offers you the possibility to privately explore the countryside in an ECO-friendly way. Another plus is the flexibility. The busses and trams run that often, that in case you want to stay a bit longer somewhere, there will be no stress as we just catch the next service. Meet your personal guide at your hotel and hop on the tramway towards central station. Then enjoy a scenic 45-minute ride to the island of Marken. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Marken and enjoy stunning views over the Markermeer. Visit a local museum to discover how the people of Marken used to live. Enjoy some free time before you catch the boat to Volendam. This boat ride originally was one of the regular connections for the Inhabitants of Marken to reach the mainland. At arrival in Volendam you will embark on a short walking tour of the famous fisherman village. This typical fishing village with its bustling harbor has been a major tourist attraction as early as 1875. People come from all over to see the small buildings and houses and take in the locals in their traditional Dutch clothing. This is a great place to pick up souvenirs for those at home or a memento for yourself, and to have photos taken in traditional Dutch costume. Your guide will take you on a short walk through the oldest parts of the city, exploring a labyrinth of twists and turns to sites such as St. Vincent’s Church, the wooden Stolphoevekerk and the Visafslag (Fish Auction). After some free time to explore Volendam, set off for the next stop on the tour: the charming medieval village of Edam, also commonly referred to as the pearl of the Zuiderzee. Edam’s ancient streets and tranquil canals are lined by beautiful 17th century buildings, including the leaning Carillon tower, the Great Church, and town hall. Most famous in Edam is beyond any doubt the public weighing house, where in summer still every Wednesday the famous Edam Cheese is being sold. During this full day tour packed with interesting details and picturesque sights, you will visit a local cheese shop to try some real Dutch cheese. Your guide will also take you to a wooden shoe maker to demonstrate how clogs are being made. At the end of the day you will be taken back to your hotel in Amsterdam. Meeting/pick-up point: At the clients hotel. Duration: 9 hours. Start/opening time: 9:30am.