THE NETHERLANDS
The Dutch classics.
The 9 most popular audio tours in the Netherlands. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with a 19-language audio guide, snackbox, and kids story. Cruise UNESCO canals and famous bridges for $18.
“Fantastic really comfortable boat ride Great viewing on the boat. Heated too.”
Skip the fuss and tour the Royal Palace of Amsterdam at your pace with a multilingual audio guide, stunning interiors, and state-room stories.
“This is a very beautiful Palace to visit, not to over done.”
Tour SS Rotterdam by audio guide and explore luxury interiors, the bridge, and captain’s spaces. Choose a route and roam at your pace.
“I took it for my parents - they liked it, they checked almost every deck and spend like 3 hours there, they went to Rotterdam specifically for this excursion, and it was totally worth it, as they like shops and navy. So if your interests are navy - book this tour with no regret”
Visit Amsterdam’s Museum of the Canals in a 17th-century canal house, with a multimedia exhibit and multilingual audio guide ticket.
“L’histoire entourant la ville et les canaux est à propos. Par contre l’animation date d’il y a très longtemps, nous sommes en 2026! Donc qualité prix un peu moche”
Self-drive the South Holland dunes and beach in a fully electric Renault Twizy with GPS and audio guide for $52 in 3 hours.
“such a fun way to see a small part of the country INCLUDING the beach and flower fields! so glad we did this! Thank you Renzy!”
Walk into the Frans Hals Museum and HOF Museum in Haarlem with an audio guide, mixing Dutch masters and modern art.
Rijksmuseum day visit with an $8 official audio guide, interactive floor plan, and artwork search. Choose Rembrandt or highlights.
A self-guided audio walk through Utrecht’s medieval center with 22 stops, English or Dutch stories, and a mighty Dom Tower climb.
“Did not send me the audio mail on time and I had to lose the tour. Waste of money”
Walk the Red Light District’s past with an offline smartphone audio tour from Dam Square to Nieuwmarkt, featuring Oude Kerk and Waag.
