Netherlands · WALKING TOURS
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Everything here has been through the same read: what happens on the day, how long it really lasts, what it costs and who it is wasted on. The 15 walking tours in the Netherlands that came out of it are below.
Small-group WWII walking tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, ending outside the Anne Frank House. See memorials and sites, no museum entry.
“Great guide Edwin Duarte. Very informative about the tour and the city. Was truly surprised that it was so much more than I expected”
Learn Anne Frank’s story on a 2-hour Jewish Quarter walk from the Portuguese Synagogue to WWII memorials, with expert guiding.
“Peter was an excellent tour guide and teacher. His talk was comprehensive and he kept all the participants engaged. He brought a binder with a series of pictures that helped to confirm all the points he was making.”
A budget-friendly 2.5 hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s key sights, with stories about water, trade, tolerance, and modern policy.
“Carl was a great tour guide and really likes what he does. Try to avoid busy times as streets get filled with people 😁”
Small-group Anne Frank walking tour in central Amsterdam. Follow WWII Jewish history, learn occupation stories, end at the Anne Frank House.
“We had a wonderful time, our tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the tour truly engaging. We highly recommend it!”
2-hour guided walk through Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter with Anne Frank diary excerpts and WWII memorial stops in EN/DE/IT/ES for $28.
“Julia is a really nice guide, the visit is well constructed and intimate.”
A 2-hour guided cultural walk in Amsterdam, from Dam Square to Begijnhof, with stories about art, WWII, canals, and local tips.
“The pace was good - not too fast and not too slow - and Stefanie was very pleasant, and informative. She answered any questions we had and was knowledgeable about the area.”
Guided Amsterdam cannabis tour to top coffee shops, Begijnhof, and snack stops, with optional night red light preview and afternoon cheese.
“Jans was a great guide and so much fun! A he was so enthusiastic and we could tell he loved his city. He took us to some pretty cool coffee shops. It was a very small group so that was really nice too.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with museum admissions and a guided Anne Frank route, 4 to 5 hours, in English.
“Claire W was an outstanding guide. Her passion for the topic was apparent and lent depth to presentation. She was through and detailed and brought the Jewish quarter to life for us.”
Small-group walking tour of Amsterdam with a local guide. Dam Square, Royal Palace, canals, Begijnhof, Jordaan, and de Wallen.
“We signed up for this tour after the similar tour we had tickets for with Snurk Tours was canceled due to “not filling up”. As it turned out, we were the only 2 people on this tour and this company still gave us a 2.5+ hour tour! We appreciate this tour company (WOW) going over and above to keep their commitment. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and as a former professor he was very good at explaining Amsterdam’s history and culture. This was our first day in Amsterdam and both of us came away from the tour feeling like we have a very good understanding of Amsterdam.”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk through Amsterdam’s best-known spots and surprising stories, from Golden Age trade to WWII and Red Light streets.
“Richard was great and very knowledgeable. It was brilliant to hear all about the history of the city.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Anne Frank sites with a guide, then take a VR Secret Annex tour with coffee, tea, or soda in a cozy café.
“I loved the virtual reality tour of the attic. I felt like I was there and it was so real. The guide was very good. Sorry I forgot his name. Wish there were more tours like this. You could offer them to seniors who can't travel like they real want.”
A 3.5-hour Amsterdam walking tour mixing Dutch food tastings with landmark storytelling, led by Roman, with a sweet apple tart finale.
“Roman was amazing! He went above and beyond to ensure we had the best food tour possible. He provided umbrellas, bottled water, hand sanitizer, and even brought cleaning supplies to clean the tables we ate on. I had so much fun on this tour and even made a friend! Roman recommended a traditional Dutch-Indonesian meal at Mama Maka at the Hyatt in Amsterdam and loved it. I highly recommend this tour! 10/10! Merci Roman!”
A private Jewish Quarter walking tour of Amsterdam, led by your own guide, with Holocaust memorial views and an Anne Frank House outside finish.
“We had a private tour with Josephine. She was super friendly and so knowledgeable we should have brushed up on our history but honestly we left with so much rich history. Seeing the bricks of the 102 thousand Jews that died was jaw dropping we will never forget it. We definitely recommend.”
A 2-hour small-group walking tour through Amsterdam highlights, canal views, and culture games, ending near the Anne Frank House.
“Loved this walking tour to get our bearings around the City. Our guide was very informative and had some great suggestions on other places to see/eat during our visit.”
2-hour haunted history walk in Amsterdam from Dam Square to the Waag. Spinhuis, Begijnhof nun, Blood Street, English guide, $30.
“Our guide has been a delightfully friendly guy with a good sense of humour. We were a small group so the guide had time to tell us a little something extra every now and then and it was both informative and entertaining.”
