105 activitati in Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

Feel like a local on your bike and discover the countryside North of Amsterdam! An experienced, friendly guide is at your service all day long. This tour is private and therefore you will be in charge. You wish to stay a bit longer somewhere? No problem, just tell your guide and he will adapt your tour accordingly. Feel like a local on your bike and discover the countryside North of Amsterdam! An experienced, friendly guide is at your service all day long. This tour is private and therefore you will be in charge. You wish to stay a bit longer somewhere? No problem, just tell your guide and he will adapt your tour accordingly. From the central meetingpoint, catch the ferryboat to the North of Amsterdam. Enjoy a scenic 90-minute ride to the island of Marken. This route passes by small villages such as Durgerdam and Uitdam, just north of the city. 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 cheesefarm to try some real dutch cheese. Your guide will also take you to a woodenshoe maker to demonstrate how clogs are being made. Late afternoon we cycle back to the city. Duration: 9 hours. Start/opening time: Languages: French, English, German, Italian and Spanish.

Experience the authentic laid-back lifestyle of the locals in Amsterdam with this pleasant tour to its famous and much loved coffee shops whilst riding around in a quirky Rickshaw Highlights - Visit all the most famous coffee shops - Free time at each venue to explore as you please - Enjoy a delicious coffee amongst relaxed atmospheres Amsterdam is known and loved for its coffee shops. This tour takes you to all the best and most popular places around, you’ll be able to enjoy a relaxed ride to each shop whilst embracing the city’s naturally happy vibes around you whilst listening to your driver who will tell you about the interesting background to these establishments. Coffee shops have been a part of this culture since the 1970’s and refers to the alcohol free establishments, where cannabis is sold and consumed in a comfortable, safe environment to adults over 18. This tour includes all the most popular shops including: Grasshopper, Grey Area, Amnesia, Dutch Flowers, Barneys, Bulldog, Mellow Yellow, Abraxas, Kadinsky, Dampkring and Popeye’s. Sit back and enjoy a delicious coffee surrounded by different soothing backdrops. Amnesia is a small chilled out coffee shop that plays mellow music and has a dark red interior. Why not check out the celebrity favourite, Grey Area? Famously known for the celebs that love it, like Snoop Dogg and Deftones. Bulldog is probably the most well-known coffee shop in Amsterdam and is a chain that you may find throughout the city. You will also have the opportunity to browse and purchase souvenirs. The driver will remain onboard the bus leaving you some free time at each shop to explore as you wish. This tour is a must do for all the Cannabis fans or for those that wish to understand Amsterdam’s culture in further depth.

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. Then, cross the river IJ and head to the islands of Java and KNSM, where you will find some examples of modern Dutch architecture. After these two stops, 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 + 1 hour canal cruise. Canal cruise From March 23rd to October 30th, daily from 9am to 10pm. From October 31st to March 22nd, daily from 9:30am to 9pm.

Stress free shopping tour around the best shopping areas if Amsterdam. Leave your bags in the Rickshaw and enjoy a day full of retail therapy Highlights - Let a rickshaw carry you to the shops - Shop in all the best shopping regions in the city - Conveniently leave your bags in the rickshaw to go out for more Start the tour at Amsterdam’s beloved 9 Streets shopping area. The quirky and cobbled streets surround the city’s grandest canal and is truly a breathtaking location, perfect for shopping. This area is bursting full of life, offering the most precious vintage shops to the most alternative up and coming designers. You will also find lots of quaint and cute little cafes to rest your feet in and indulge in a coffee before hitting the shops again. With over 200 retailers based here, you definitely won’t run out of things to browse! Stroll past the most expensive and luxurious brands in Leidsestraat, find high-end brands such as Karen Millen and Paul Warmer. Be sure to take-in the elegantly designed shop windows and the picturesque views of the canals. Next, we move onto an Art Lovers paradise, The Spiegelkwartier which literally translated means the Mirror Quarter. This is an absolute must for anyone that has a passion for art, antiques or unique purchases. With over 70 specialty dealers, you will be able to find a range of different pieces varying from Art Nouveau to pieces from the late 17th Century even to nowadays artworks. Visit the Gassan Diamond Factory, even if you don’t fancy spoiling yourself, you’re still allowed to fantasize right? Admire the enormous rocks, polished to perfection. Check out the trendy and alternative Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk, offering independent boutiques and specialty stores, where you will also find the oldest cinema in the whole of Amsterdam. Here you’ll browse a wide range of toy shops, electrical shops, jewellery shops, book shops and of course fashion and accessory shops! You won’t know where to start. After an absolutely fabulous day of retail therapy, allow the rickshaw to take you back to where you need to be within the city Centre.

Explore the Dutch countryside with a Waterland tour that includes a visit to the windmill area and the picturesque villages of Edam and Volendam. Highlights - A tour of Holland the most rural locations - Admire the old windmills and houses in Zaanse Schans - Includes cheese tasting - Stroll through the picturesque fishing village of Volendam After leaving Amsterdam, you can enjoy a comfortable coach ride as you make your way to your first stop, Zaanse Schans. Located on the banks of the River Zaan, you will visit a true open-air museum, a traditional village where you will find windmills and beautiful houses from times gone by. Head inside a mill and learn first-hand about the uses, operations and different types of windmills before you can enjoy some free time. After a short rest, you will get to enjoy a tour of Edam, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its international fame is thanks to its famous cheese market, which is still open during in the summer months. Explore the historic centre with your guide and appreciate the pure essence of Dutch culture with several stops in some of the most interesting places to see. As you journey on to Volendam, you will make a stop local farm where you will get the chance to watch the traditional way Gouda cheese is made, and you will even get to sample the many varieties! At lunchtime you will arrive at the final stop, the quaint port city of Volendam, where you will have some free time to meander through its labyrinth of narrow streets and canals whilst admiring its striking wooden houses. As you´re here you can enjoy some of the local delicacies from the street vendors and numerous restaurants - there is something for everyone. If you are a fish lover, you will be impressed with the exquisite fish from the area.

Discover the many symbols of Utrecht, a historical city, and visit the largest castle in the country. Highlights - Discover the captivating history of Utrecht with the help of a local guide - Admire two of the cities greatest symbols: the Cathedral and the Dom Tower - Stroll through the picturesque gardens of Haar Castle Take a stroll through one of the most charming cities in the Netherlands: Utrecht. In this beautiful medieval city you can explore the canals of Oudegracht and Nieuwegracht, famous for their unique views, with wineries and wharves at water level. Admire the grandeur of St Martains Cathedral, dominated by its tower (Domtoren), the highest point of the city and the highest historical monument of the country. Inside the Dom Square you will also find significant buildings, such as the Academiegebouw, the Pandhof or the statues in honour of the liberation of the power of Nazi Germany in the Second World War. Through its labyrinthine streets you will also discover numerous Romanesque churches that populate the city. Not far from Utrecht stands Haar Castle, the largest and best preserved castle in the Netherlands. Built during the 14th century, this luxurious neo-Gothic-medieval castle was designed by one of the most prestigious architects of the time and extensively resorted by P.J.H Cuypers, architect of the Rijksmuseum and the Amsterdam Central Station to name but a few. Whilst at this fairy tale castle, do not forget to visit its impressive gardens before returning to the capital. Languages Spanish

Discover the lively cultural life and historical heritage of the city of Rotterdam and complete the tour with a visit to The Hague and the city of Delft, known for its canals and historic centre. Highlights - Explore the old town and the modern area of ​​Rotterdam - See the innovative Cube Houses and the "Witte Huis" - Visit the seat of the Dutch parliament After being picked up at your hotel, you will head to the city of Rotterdam, where you can get a panoramic tour in your own private vehicle. The Guide/driver will inform you of the history of the country and the city while you visit the most outstanding places on offer. Rotterdam is a modern city where you can see contemporary buildings created with strange and eccentric shapes carried out by world-renowned architects. With this visit you can explore the old town and head towards the modern area of ​​the Maas riverbank. In the first stop you will find the Verwoeste Stad (The devastated city), a monument of Ossip Zadkine, a French sculptor born in Russia, who remembers the devastation that this city suffered during World War II. Shortly after, you will pass by the Cube Houses, a group of mind boggling house, which are among the most striking buildings of modern Rotterdam. You will also see the "Witte Huis" (White House), one of the few buildings that survived the bombing of World War II. At the second stop you can enjoy the best views from the river bank and admire New York Hotel building, where the former headquarters of the Holland/America Line was located. Your passage through Rotterdam will end at the highest point of the city, the Euromast, a 185 metre high tower, whose restaurant boasts the best aerial view of the city. Travel on from here to The Hague, the administrative canter of the country, where the Parliament is located, a group of buildings known as the "Binnenhof". Large avenues, majestic buildings, palaces and large areas of green areas give a stately air to this city. On this tour you will visit the "Palais Noordeinde", the King's work centre, the prestigious Mauritshuis museum and the Peace Palace, where you will make a short stop. To end the day, you will visit the city of Delft, which was founded in the 11th century next to the canal "The Delf", to which it the city owes its name. The history of Delft began on April 15, 1246, when Count William II of Holland, granted the municipal charter to the city. Sadly in 1536 a large part of the city was destroyed by fire.

Head to the city of Rotterdam for your private panoramic tour. Become entwined in the history of the country and the city of Rotterdam. Highlights - Explore the eccentric city of Rotterdam - Head up the Euromast and get the best views of the city - Visit the famous seaside resort of Scheveningen Encounter strange and eccentric contemporary structures created by world-renowned architects. See some of the most famous landmarks and buildings including the most important places in the city. From the Old Town, cross over the Erasmus Bridge to discover the modern area on the banks of the Maas River. At the first stop you will have the chance to see the statue of Verwoeste Stad (The Destroyed City), designed by Ossip Zadkine, a French sculptor born in Russia. The monument was presented to the city of Rotterdam in 1953 to symbolise and memorialise the destruction that the city suffered during World War II, the Rotterdam Blitz. Feel dizzy as you pass through the Cube Houses, a mind boggling project amongst the most amazing buildings of modern Rotterdam before heading on to see the "Witte Huis" a beautiful piece of architecture, and one of the few buildings that survived the bombing of World War II. Take a small rest and admire the scenery of the city on the riverbank whilst also admiring the city from a different perspective. From the banks, you can get a great view of the New York Hotel, where the former headquarters of the Holland America Line was originally located. Before leaving Rotterdam, you literally cannot miss exploring The Euromast, a 185 metre tower which even has a restaurant that boasts to have the best views of the city. From this giant mast you really do get a chance to take some stunning photos of Rotterdam from above! After that highpoint, you will travel to The Hague, which is the administrative centre of the country, where the Parliament is located, a set of buildings that is known by the name of "Binnenhof". With its large avenues, majestic buildings, palaces and large areas of green areas, it gives a feeling of splendour to the city. Visit the "Palais Noordeinde", the King's work centre, the prestigious Mauritshuis museum; home to the Best of Dutch paintings from the Golden Age. The compact, yet world-renowned collection, is situated in the heart of The Hague. Masterpieces such as Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp by Rembrandt, The Goldfinch by Fabritius and The Bull by Potter are on permanent display in the intimate rooms of this seventeenth-century monument. Before leaving The Hague take some time to enjoy the beauty and tranquillity that the Peace Palace offers. To complete your day, you will head to Scheveningen. A coastal district of The Hague, formerly a modest village focused on fishing which has now become a popular tourist spot, a modern seaside resort with a long, sandy beach, an esplanade, a pier, and a lighthouse. The beach is popular for water sports such as windsurfing and kiteboarding. Languages Spanish

Explore the beautiful Dutch countryside with this full-day private tour from Amsterdam in minivan. An experienced, friendly driver/guide is at your service all day long. This tour is private and therefor you will be in charge. You wish to stay a bit longer somewhere? No problem, just tell your driver/guide and he will adapt your tour accordingly. Explore the beautiful Dutch countryside with this full-day private tour from Amsterdam in minivan. An experienced, friendly driver/guide is at your service all day long. This tour is private and therefor you will be in charge. You wish to stay a bit longer somewhere? No problem, just tell your driver/guide and he will adapt your tour accordingly. From your hotel 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 farm to try some real Dutch cheese. Your guide will also take you to a wooden shoe maker to demonstrate how clogs are being made. Meeting/pick-up point: At the clients hotel. Duration: 9 hours. Start/opening time: 9:30am. Others: