THE NETHERLANDS
The Dutch classics.
The 15 most popular things to do in the Netherlands. Canal cruises, the Golden Age museums, windmill day trips and the tulip fields, in one list.
Skip long lines with timed entry to Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. See 200+ paintings, 500+ drawings, letters, and optional audio guide.
“Been meaning to go here for ages. Was a great exhibition and had a different experience on at the same time (yellow). Got the audio guide which was easy to use and very informative as you went through each specific gallery. Would highly recommend.”
Heineken Experience in Amsterdam with 2 drinks. A 90-minute self-guided brewery tour with Brew U ride, draft-pour tips, and beer history.
“It was interesting and interactive. Thanks to all staff who made this experience great!”
Enclosed Amsterdam canal cruise with Dutch cheese, mustard, and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks plus guide-led canal stories.
“Very expensive. Not what we expected. Disappointed in boat. Seating was pact. Not worth the money. No variety of cheese.”
Glide through Amsterdam on an electric canal cruise with live English commentary and small-group comfort, plus optional unlimited drinks & bites.
“We took the cruise is February so the windows on the boat were plastic where we sat so you could not see very well. Also there is no sound system so the employees that were talking were not easy to hear”
Skip the hassle and use your timed Rijksmuseum entry to see Dutch masters, 800 years of history, and the Night Watch under restoration light.
“Wow - the National Museum of the Netherlands lived up to its reputation - amazing experience!”
Electric Amsterdam saloon cruise with live guide and optional unlimited Dutch cheese and wine, passing Magere Brug and historic canals.
“Guides were great and the wine flowed, they never let the glass get empty! They were friendly and knowledgeable and all round great hosts. The boat didn’t look anything like the picture but was fine nonetheless. All round definitely worth it.”
See Amsterdam by night on a 90-minute canal cruise with 19-language audio, bridges, and optional wine snacks for about $23.
“Super cool cruise, you will have a better perspective about how big is the city and an historical significance”
Heated electric canal cruise in Amsterdam with live English commentary, unlimited beer/wine/soft drinks and a small snack bite. 1–1.5 hours.
“Tour guides were excellent, great food, great views.”
75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with a 19-language audio guide, snackbox, and kids story. Cruise UNESCO canals and famous bridges for $18.
“Clean, restful and interesting trip around the city.”
A 5.5-hour bus day trip from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans, Volendam, and Marken, with cheese, clogs, and optional boat and stroopwafel stops.
“It was an amazing half day in the company of Astrid who was an extraordinary guide and the excellent driver - we really enjoyed and was worth every penny! Highly recommended excursion with brilliant insights into the history and way of life of the Dutch - so much to learn!! Heel erg bedankt!!!”
1-hour Amsterdam UNESCO canal cruise on a heated boat with audioguide in 19 languages. Multiple departures near major sights.
“It was very good the guide was entertaining and told us lot about the history of Netherlands we enjoyed the trip”
Heated 90-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with Captain Jack: unlimited Heineken beer and wine, Dutch snacks, and English narration.
“This cruise was everything it promised and more. Our Captain J-P, was welcoming, knowledgeable and the perfect host. We got to see so much of Amsterdam from the canals and learnt much of its history. We were on the 4pm cruise so the drinks flowed, the bridges lit up and the boat was warm and…”
8-hour bus tour from Amsterdam to windmills, cheese tasting, clogs, and fishing villages at Volendam and Marken.
“It would be nice to spend a bit more time at Zanse Schans but then that would affect time at another location.”
Amsterdam Icebar ticket with a welcome cocktail and two drinks in a -10°C ice bar built from 35 tons of ice. Jackets included.
“I love trying different Icebars everywhere I go! The drinks included are good and a good selection also. Amsterdam is definitely a smaller ice bar than the others I’ve been too but still a good experience and worth it!”
A 2-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, anchored at the Portuguese Synagogue, with Anne Frank, WWII resistance, and memorials.
“Arthur, my guide, was knowledgeable and professional.”
