Book Walking Tours in Amsterdam

You need a minimum of 2 guests while booking this tour.
This tour mentions violence, sex, and some difficult topics. Please consider if you want to bring your kids along.
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Tours run daily at 10am and 2pm.

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2-hour Jewish heritage tour in Amsterdam: intimate groups, expert insights, and timeless historical tales!

This 2-hour tour guides you through Amsterdam’s Jewish past, from Iberian settlers to today’s thriving community, across the city’s historic neighborhoods.
Your expert guide brings Amsterdam’s Jewish history to life, from 1593 Sephardic arrivals to WWII resistance, sharing rich, contextual stories at each stop.
A group of just 12 means more time with your guide, offering personalized insights and in-depth discussions about the Jewish history that shaped Amsterdam.
Wander through Amsterdam’s canal district, learning how the 18th-century Jewish mansions along the water helped define the city’s legacy of architectural impact.
Pass by the National Holocaust Names Monument, a powerful tribute to Dutch Holocaust victims, preserving their names and stories for future generations.

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Experience Amsterdam’s rich cultural history with this leisurely walking tour, where you'll explore iconic places like Dam Square, the Royal Palace, and Begijnhof.
Discover the city's intricate past while strolling past canal-side houses, guided by an enthusiastic, bilingual guide sharing stories about Amsterdam's transformation over the years.
Feel the pulse of the city at Torensluis Bridge, home to one of the city's tiniest houses and uncover the hidden Begijnhof, a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city centre.
With the option of an English or German guided tour, you can choose the narration language, ensuring a personalized and enriching exploration of this historic city.

A minimum of 2 people are required to book this tour.
A maximum of 6 people are allowed per group.
You require a mobile phone with a data plan and GPS tracking since you will navigate through the city using GPS.
Animals or pets allowed.
This experience is not recommended for people with heart conditions.
Please note that this is a self-guided tour and that nobody will pick you up at the starting location.
A lot of walking is involved in this experience. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes to cover long walking distances.
Although you can access the experience in the evenings and nights, note that some squares, parks, and courtyards may be closed after 9:00 PM, and you will not be able to find a specific item or location.
The trail is wheelchair accessible as a rule. Sometimes there are hills (Nijmegen and Maastricht for example) and some public areas are less easily accessible. You can always see for yourself whether you want to visit or skip a location.
If you play with multiple teams, the team with the most points wins. Each team can run its own route. Agree on a time where you will meet after the Trail (for example the finish). There, compare your score and the national scores.
Note: The locations and questions are only shown once. Once played and answered, they expire.

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
For your convenience, your guide dogs are welcome to join you.
For safety reasons, guests under the age of 18 years are not allowed on this experience. Guests aged 16 and 17 years must be accompanied by a legal guardian.

Inclusions #

Exclusions #

You need a minimum of 2 guests while booking this tour.
This tour mentions violence, sex, and some difficult topics. Please consider if you want to bring your kids along.
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Tours run daily at 10am and 2pm.

2-hour Jewish heritage tour in Amsterdam: intimate groups, expert insights, and timeless historical tales!

This 2-hour tour guides you through Amsterdam’s Jewish past, from Iberian settlers to today’s thriving community, across the city’s historic neighborhoods.
Your expert guide brings Amsterdam’s Jewish history to life, from 1593 Sephardic arrivals to WWII resistance, sharing rich, contextual stories at each stop.
A group of just 12 means more time with your guide, offering personalized insights and in-depth discussions about the Jewish history that shaped Amsterdam.
Wander through Amsterdam’s canal district, learning how the 18th-century Jewish mansions along the water helped define the city’s legacy of architectural impact.
Pass by the National Holocaust Names Monument, a powerful tribute to Dutch Holocaust victims, preserving their names and stories for future generations.

Experience Amsterdam’s rich cultural history with this leisurely walking tour, where you'll explore iconic places like Dam Square, the Royal Palace, and Begijnhof.
Discover the city's intricate past while strolling past canal-side houses, guided by an enthusiastic, bilingual guide sharing stories about Amsterdam's transformation over the years.
Feel the pulse of the city at Torensluis Bridge, home to one of the city's tiniest houses and uncover the hidden Begijnhof, a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city centre.
With the option of an English or German guided tour, you can choose the narration language, ensuring a personalized and enriching exploration of this historic city.

A minimum of 2 people are required to book this tour.
A maximum of 6 people are allowed per group.
You require a mobile phone with a data plan and GPS tracking since you will navigate through the city using GPS.
Animals or pets allowed.
This experience is not recommended for people with heart conditions.
Please note that this is a self-guided tour and that nobody will pick you up at the starting location.
A lot of walking is involved in this experience. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes to cover long walking distances.
Although you can access the experience in the evenings and nights, note that some squares, parks, and courtyards may be closed after 9:00 PM, and you will not be able to find a specific item or location.
The trail is wheelchair accessible as a rule. Sometimes there are hills (Nijmegen and Maastricht for example) and some public areas are less easily accessible. You can always see for yourself whether you want to visit or skip a location.
If you play with multiple teams, the team with the most points wins. Each team can run its own route. Agree on a time where you will meet after the Trail (for example the finish). There, compare your score and the national scores.
Note: The locations and questions are only shown once. Once played and answered, they expire.

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
For your convenience, your guide dogs are welcome to join you.
For safety reasons, guests under the age of 18 years are not allowed on this experience. Guests aged 16 and 17 years must be accompanied by a legal guardian.

Small-Group Amsterdam Hidden Gems Walking Tour