Top Netherlands Cultural Tours

Savor the best plant-based street food The Hague has to offer on this engaging tour, where you’ll taste everything from top-notch falafel to unique royal ice cream flavors. Explore the city's vibrant neighborhoods while walking about 6 kilometers, with plenty of stops to indulge your hunger. Along the way, enjoy insider stories about local culinary spots and meet the creative minds behind them. With an enthusiastic guide leading the way, discover hidden gems and support small, family-owned businesses. This tour is perfect for food lovers and those looking to connect with the culture of The Hague. - Taste delicious street food at 7 hotspots, including an Indonesian lunch - Knowledgeable local guide shares fascinating stories throughout the tour - Enjoy substantial discount vouchers at all restaurants visited - Walk 6.5 kilometers over 4 hours with ample breaks to indulge

Have you always wanted to explore the breathtaking lowlands? This guided bike tour in Noord- Holland takes you to the best kept secrets of the Dutch countryside just one hour away from Amsterdam. The region you will visit during this bike tour in the Holland region is home to traditional Dutch windmills, centuries-old water barriers, picturesque villages and so much more. I'm a born and raised Dutch local from this region and have lived here my entire life. I have also helped people explore The Netherlands beyond the crowds since 2018. I will be able to tell you a lot about my own region and - have all the insider information you need about Dutch people - and our regional cultures. Get out into the calm, friendly countryside region of North- Holland and enjoy the quiet, picturesque scenery with a Dutch local.

Gouda is world famous for its cheese. Discover this cute little town and go on a bike adventure with Suzanne. This bike tour combines everything if you want a private and personal Gouda experience. You will not regret it! What Collected Stories offer: Biking in the pittoresk beautiful historic center of Gouda. We will see canals, small alleys, mills and rivers! And offcourse taste the Gouda cheese that is made on local farms. This bike tour is including: snacks, drinks and a cheese tasting with a fresh lunch. Bike rental is included. It is completely all inclusive! Suzanne will cycle only with a small group of maximum 4 people. If you are looking for a personal bike tour with an local enthusiastic guide, come and join! Discover Gouda & the world famous cheese by bike! Because I only bike with very small groups it can be quickly sold out, so take your chance for a great experience and book now!

Savor the authentic flavors of Amsterdam on a private canal cruise aboard a beautifully preserved 1929 art-deco saloon boat. Experience traditional Dutch delicacies, including seafood and local bites, each with a unique story about the Netherlands' culinary heritage. Engage in a guided tasting of craft beers, exploring their diverse styles and how they pair with the exquisite food served onboard. This unique experience combines food, drinks, and storytelling in an informal atmosphere, tailored to your group's interests. - Private cruise for up to 11 guests, perfect for couples and small groups - Taste traditional Dutch specialties, including herring, eel, and local cheeses - Guided craft beer tasting with insights into flavors and brewing techniques - Enjoy the comfort of a historic saloon boat, with indoor and outdoor seating

See a side of Amsterdam most city tours leave out. On this 2-hour small-group walk through Oost, a local guide introduces you to the people who resisted Dutch colonialism, slavery and racism, from the 17th century to today. The trade in spices, sugar and tobacco made Amsterdam rich, and it ran on enslaved and forced labor. This tour centers the people affected: an Indonesian sultana, the leader of a Kari'na nation, Maroon fighters in Suriname, and activists who stood up to Nazi occupation and racism. You pass De Gooyer windmill, Entrepotdok, the Muiderpoort city gate, Oosterpark with the National Slavery Monument, and the Dappermarkt, and finish at the Suriname Museum. Groups are capped at 12 and the tour runs in English, rain or shine. Topics include war and slavery, without graphic detail.