• Red Light District - Stroll through the narrow lanes and take in all the attractions the Red Light District has to offer! Discover the history and current state of the Red Light District while exploring Amsterdam’s narrow streets with your personal guide.
• Dam Square - Known as the “City built on trees,” due to Amsterdam’s soil comprising a thick layer of fen and clay, some buildings are constructed on wooden poles anchored in a sandy layer approximately 11 meters deep. Historically, Amsterdam’s houses were built on wooden foundation piles driven deep into the clay, peat, and water until reaching the first layer of solid sand.
• Chinatown - This area is part of the Red Light District, specifically within the Old Town area. As the oldest part of the city, it is rich in history.
• Int Aepjen - Known as Pub The Ape, or Int Aepjen in Dutch, this establishment was built around 1540 and is one of only two remaining wooden buildings in Amsterdam. This is particularly notable as a significant fire in 1452 led the government to mandate brick facades for buildings.
• In de Waag - Originally one of Amsterdam’s city gates and part of the defensive wall, the Waag was constructed around the 1400s and is the second oldest building in Amsterdam. It later served as a guild, where craftsmen’s organizations were based within the Waag and around the square.
• The Smallest House in Amsterdam - Constructed around the 1700s, this tiny house was initially used as storage for the VOC trading company. It later became a long-term residence.
• Condomerie - Established in 1987, this is the world’s first shop dedicated exclusively to condoms. It offers custom-sized condoms and a variety of unique options.

• 2-hour walking tour

• Food and drinks

Join this engaging 2-hour walking tour to explore the renowned “Red Light District.” The tour begins in the historic sailor neighborhood of Zeedijk Street and Amsterdam’s well-known Chinatown. Once considered a no-go zone, this section of the Red Light District has transformed into a safe and welcoming area. Here, visitors can admire attractions such as Amsterdam’s Buddhist Temple, the Ape pub, and the Waag.

Next, proceed to the Old Church, the oldest structure in Amsterdam, located at the heart of the Red Light District. In this area, you will encounter fascinating sights like Amsterdam’s narrowest street, the first coffeeshop, an indoor street for prostitutes, and numerous smartshops. Stroll through the iconic streets illuminated by red lights and gain insights into the history and current state of the Red Light District. Discover why prostitution is legalized and the origin of the term “coffeeshop.”

• Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility

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