• Centraal Station - The meeting point is Amsterdam’s train station, where a safety briefing is provided, and the tour, Amsterdam, and the North of Amsterdam are discussed, visible from the meeting spot.

The walking tour begins at the AIDS awareness installation at Amsterdam Centraal Station. This significant monument is part of a continuous campaign to raise awareness, educate, and prevent AIDS.

As the journey starts, various social campaigns in Amsterdam, including those on environmental sustainability, diversity, and inclusion, will be discussed.

• Damrak - The guide will share insights about the architectural splendor of Amsterdam Centraal, designed by the famous architect Pierre Cuypers. Information about the station’s crucial role in linking Amsterdam to Europe and its influence on the city’s expansion will be provided, along with an interesting fact at this location. Additional information about this historic street will also be shared.
• Tony’s Chocolonely Superstore - The guide will narrate the inspiring story of Tony’s Chocolonely, a brand dedicated to producing 100% slave-free chocolate. Insights into their mission to enhance the chocolate industry and ensure fair trade practices will be shared. If there is no queue, there will be an opportunity to enter the shop and make personalized chocolate.
• Dam Square - The guide will explain the historical importance of Dam Square, the core of Amsterdam. Information about the Royal Palace, once a city hall and now a royal residence, and the National Monument, a tribute to World War II victims, will be provided. The guide will describe the square’s transformation from a medieval trading center to a contemporary cultural and social hub, along with intriguing stories about the nearby landmarks.
• Amsterdam Canal Ring - Amsterdam Canals: The guide will discuss the historical importance of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canals, detailing their role in the city’s growth and water management.

Bicycles: While stopping by the canals, the guide will also talk about Amsterdam’s iconic bicycle culture. Information on how bicycles became the main mode of transport, the infrastructure supporting cycling, and interesting facts about the city’s bike-friendly initiatives will be shared.

The tour involves walking through Amsterdam’s charming canals, with conversations and laughter throughout the journey.

• The Amstel - Amstel River: The guide will discuss the historical significance of the Amstel River and its vital role in the city’s development. Information on how the river gave Amsterdam its name and its essential function in the city’s water management will be shared.

Leaning Houses and Houseboats: While exploring the Amstel River, the guide will explain the fascinating architecture of Amsterdam’s leaning houses and the engineering behind them. Stories about life on the houseboats and how residents adapt to living on water will also be shared.

• Zuiderkerkstoren - At this iconic 17th-century Protestant church, the guide will offer insider tips and recommendations for nearby bars and restaurants, helping visitors discover the best local spots to enjoy Amsterdam’s lively food and drink scene.
• Nieuwemarkt - The guide will discuss the rich history of Nieuwmarkt, including its beginnings as a bustling marketplace. Information about the medieval De Waag building and its various historical roles will be provided. The guide will also explain the cultural significance of the diverse communities, from the Jewish Quarter to Chinatown, and the vibrant atmosphere of the modern square.

• Local tour guide
• Mini Polaroid photo for each booking
• Snacks

• Tea and coffee

Join a 2.5-hour walking tour that delves into Amsterdam’s rich history, vibrant culture, and hidden treasures. Uncover how the Dutch engineered a city below sea level, the reasons behind the leaning houses, and the cultural significance of bicycles. Gain insights into the origins and transformation of the Red Light District—without entering it.

Discover Amsterdam’s heritage of tolerance, commerce, and defiance, from coffee shops to social movements. Listen to compelling narratives from World War II, the Holocaust Memorial, and Anne Frank’s secret community.

This engaging tour animates history with interactive quizzes, rare historical prints, and an original sketch crafted during the walk.

Exclusive Gifts:
✔ A personalized postcard
✔ A mini Polaroid photo
✔ Delicious Dutch chocolate
✔ A curated list of local recommendations

Ideal for inquisitive travelers, this experience transcends traditional sightseeing—offering a profound connection to Amsterdam’s captivating history.

• The remaining time in the duration of the tour is allotted for walking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.