THE NETHERLANDS
The Dutch classics.
The 15 most popular guided 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.
“Really great, I totally recommand! We had a good snack in a bag: chips, pop corn, almonds, waffle and a bottle of soda. The audio guide was plaisant and good as well. We enjoyed it!”
A 2-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, anchored at the Portuguese Synagogue, with Anne Frank, WWII resistance, and memorials.
“The tour was very educational and enjoyable. Patrick was a phenomenal guide. This tour is worth your time and money.”
Walk the Ajax paths at Johan Cruijff ArenA with an optional guide or self-paced audio tour, plus discounts at the Fanshop and Café Jopie.
“Pretty much everything you want from a tour. Standing in the technical area and hearing the echo in the stadium makes you imagine the beauty of it on a game day.”
Skip the fuss and tour the Royal Palace of Amsterdam at your pace with a multilingual audio guide, stunning interiors, and state-room stories.
“A great tour of a wonderful palace. The audio guide was one of the best I have experienced.”
Half-day tour from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans for windmills, clog-making and cheese tasting, plus an optional canal cruise voucher.
“The tour was great with our tour guide Rob and driver Rob. Rob was accommodating and patient.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with an expert guide, hear Anne Frank diary excerpts, and visit WWII memorials in your chosen language.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and read excerpts from the diary. The tour ended near the house so was a great prelude to the visit! Highly recommend.”
Small-group Anne Frank walking tour through central Amsterdam, linking Jewish history and Nazi occupation, ending outside the House.
“Our guide was welcoming and entertaining, whilst bringing modern context and discussion into the experience. The little details and lesser known stories shared made the tour special.”
A 9-hour day trip from Amsterdam covering The Hague, Rotterdam, and Delft, with a Peace Palace walk, Markthal free time, and Royal Delft entry.
“esme was a great guide and we got to a good wide range of activities. I felt we had enough time at each place!”
A 1-hour BonTon brothel tour with a former sex worker guide, free drink, VIP room access, QR stories, and a chance to try the pole.
“Very good experience. Angel is warm, open, sincere and obviously knowledgeable. Absolutely recommened.”
90-minute electric canal cruise in Amsterdam with a local guide, eco-friendly power, and optional unlimited drinks and Dutch bites.
“Straight forward to find, very informative guide David. Nice and comfortable trip with wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks available throughout! Would recommend 100%! Make sure you’ve got a strong bladder, 90 minutes with endless drinks can be a strain otherwise!”
Pedal through the Jordaan, cross canal bridges, take a café break, cruise Vondelpark, and end at Museumplein with an English guide.
“Excellent guide, very informative enjoyed three hour drive”
See Rotterdam from the Maas on a 75-minute harbor cruise with live guide, skyline views, and an optional coffee-and-cake stop.
“Highly recommend, the trip was really comfortable.”
German-guided electric Amsterdam canal cruise with a drink onboard, passing Oude Kerk, Magere Brug, and the Seven Bridges in 1 hour.
Guided Amsterdam day tour to Keukenhof and Zaanse Schans: tulips, windmills, clog-making and cheese tasting, plus optional canal cruise voucher.
“Loved the whole thing. We were lucky enough to catch everything in bloom. Bus was comfortable, guide was great, and no waiting in lines. A wonderful experience.”
A relaxed 2-hour Amsterdam highlights bike tour through the canal belt, Jordaan, Vondelpark, and Magere Brug with bike rental and stroopwafel.
“Sid was a wonderful guide, very jovial, informative and open to all questions. The bikes were easy to ride and in great working condition. Yellow color is easy to be seen on the road and to stay in group. A nice little waffle treat at the end was a cute caring plus gesture, thanks Sid…”
