Top Netherlands On the Ground - page 2

This walking tour is the perfect way to enjoy an introduction to Amsterdam. Choose between a private or small group touring option, and head off on your route. Orient yourself to the city's center as you explore its complex history. Follow your guide through Old Town, the Red Light District, the Jordaan neighborhood and more on this jam-packed itinerary.

Enjoy an in-depth introduction to Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum, and help keep your sightseeing personal, on this small-group or private tour with included admission tickets. Discover the major works and lesser-known pieces by the beloved Dutch artist, including "Sunflowers" and many other masterpieces. As you explore, your guide sheds light on the different periods of his work and what inspired him.

Explore Zaanse Schans and the Dutch countryside this tour from Amsterdam. With an informative guide, admire the lush, canal-crossed Dutch landscape. Take a tour of pretty Zaanse Schans, famous for its wooden windmills and green-painted houses, and visit a cheese farm and clog-making workshop to learn about these traditional crafts. Lastly, visit a working windmill to learn about the role of windmills in the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age.

Go beyond the capital on a windmill cycling tour that showcases the landscapes surrounding Amsterdam on an e-bike, which requires less effort than manual cycling. Covering far more ground than you would on foot, pedal through Twiske Nature Reserve and listen to stories of local heritage from your guide. Explore windmills, a cheese farm, clog workshops, and museums that showcase traditional Dutch crafts in Zaanse Schans and capture photos of fairytale architecture in Zaandam.

Tick off way more sights than you would on a walking tour during a private sightseeing experience by pedicab—an eco-friendly bicycle-powered tuk-tuk. You’ll visit all of the Dutch capital’s top attractions and get the inside scoop on culture and history through the eyes of a local.

Understanding Amsterdam’s Red Light District (De Wallen) can be difficult without local context, but this private walking tour offers a clear, informed introduction with a guide leading the way. Travel along Zeedijk Street and through Chinatown, all while learning about how the area has evolved. As you walk past red-lit windows and adult entertainment venues, your guide separates fact from fiction and explains the social history of the district, including how prostitution was legalized in the Netherlands in 2000, and the culture surrounding coffee shops (licensed venues where cannabis is legally sold and consumed).

Discover the best of Haarlem without the pressure of a guided tour when you participate in this app-led game. Answer questions and discover interesting facts about the city all from your smartphone and compete for the top score with your friends and family. Use the GPS to find nice squares, streets, and landmarks, stopping for as little or as long as you want at each location.

Bypass the crowds and take in Amsterdam at night in a relaxed, warm setting on this Light Festival cruise. Journey through waterways aboard a covered saloon boat with unobstructed views of illuminated artworks and city highlights. Upgrade your experience to include unlimited drinks and light snacks. Ideal as a laidback evening activity that allows you to rest your feet.

Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter is a significant city landmark with a unique past, but fully appreciating its World War II history can be difficult on a self-led tour. Gain insight into the experience of Anne Frank and other Jewish residents on a walking tour, and benefit from included admission to the Jewish Historical Museum and National Holocaust Museum for a deeper understanding of the city’s Jewish heritage.

The Netherlands is a paradise for cyclists, but if you need a little help while pedaling around, rent an e-bike. Cycling around on an e-bike allows you to make less effort and keep focused on taking in the views as you depart from the old harbor in Volendam to explore quaint countryside villages.

Taste and enjoy Amsterdam's top 10 flavors while cruising on two wheels. In 3 hours cycle along canals and hidden gems as you indulge in sweet, savory, and delicious iconic Dutch foods paired with local drinks! Food Tastings & Highlights ● Poffertjes – Fluffy mini pancakes with butter and powdered sugar ● Chicken Saté – a Dutch-Indonesian favorite, juicy chicken skewers with peanut sauce ● Dutch Herbal Bitter – A spiced herbal liqueur, a classic Dutch heritage drink ● Herring and Battered Cod Bites – Classic raw herring and crispy golden fried fish bites ● Canals and Hidden Courtyards – Cycle along the Jordaan and UNESCO canal belt ● Dutch Bitterballen with Drinks – Golden fried snacks paired with local beer, wine, and/or jenever ● And more... Your guide shares insider stories along the way, blending food, culture, and history into one ride! Perfect for culture lovers, families with kids or adventure seekers who want to see more of the city while enjoying authentic traditions!

Enjoy the company of a small group as you pedal through Amsterdam and the surrounding countryside on this easygoing e-bike tour. Don't worry about navigation or safety as you can just follow your guide and focus on the scenery. Learn about the area's culture, history, and modern life through guided commentary as you cycle. Spot windmills and farm animals, and ride alongside the dikes.

The countryside of Holland is notoriously flat, so enjoy it with a rental bike and cycle your way around the verdant countryside. See the old fishing village of Volendam, and on your way spot windmills, farms and plenty of typical Dutch vistas. Cyle by the Gouwzee lake and take a dip if you fancy it, or continue on to the 800 year old town of Edam and its traditional cheese market.

Discover the Dutch countryside on this full-day tour to Zaanse Schans, Edam, Volendam, and Marken. Round-trip transfer from central Amsterdam ensures a hassle-free trip. See windmills, waterlands, cheese makers, and clog factories up close. Discover the region's rich history firsthand from a professional guide. The price includes tasters of cheese and other local produce, as well as interior tours. There's also an option to embark on a 1-hour canal sightseeing tour right after the tour, which ends at Amsterdam Central Station.

Gain a rare perspective of Dutch cuisine on this food and culture tour through Amsterdam’s Jordaan district. Going with a guide ensures you hear little-known anecdotes about top landmarks and get a behind-the-scenes look at hidden gem eateries loved by locals. Break up the walking tour with food and drink tastings such as *poffertjes* (traditional batter treat), fresh herring, apple cake, and other Dutch treats along the way.

Don’t waste time trying to hit the Dutch food hotspots alone, only to end up in tourist traps. Instead, join this boutique and specialized food tour through Amsterdam, during which you stop at several distinct locations. Stroll through the quaint Jordaan area and along the city's famous canals to enjoy iconic dishes like homemade Dutch apple pie in a traditional "brown" pub, exclusive cheeses in a private tasting room, and a mini ‘Rijsttafel’ from the former Dutch colony of Indonesia.

Experience the best of typical Dutch culture on a half-day tour to Zaanse Schans from Amsterdam. Observe traditional cheese-making and taste some real Dutch cheese; marvel at the exterior of a working windmill; try on some authentic wooden clogs for size; and admire the quaint and colorful architecture of Zaanse Schans village before returning to Amsterdam by comfortable coach. If option selected, the tour includes an Amsterdam canal cruise ticket.

This small-group walking tour gives you an insider’s glimpse into the culture and history of Amsterdam that you wouldn't get exploring alone. Your guide leads your group around Amsterdam’s historical center and past top attractions such as Dam Square, the Royal Palace, Nieuwmarkt, and the Red Light District. Plus, you'll also be party to tailored tips you won't find in the guidebook.

Cycle through the countryside without worrying about being left behind with this small-group bike tour from Amsterdam. Follow a guide at a leisurely pace for 18 miles (30 kilometers), and see farms, fishing villages, and many cows. Halfway through the tour, stop in Holysloot for an optional slice of apple pie to refuel for the rest of your journey.

See Amsterdam from three different perspectives on a full-day tour that includes walking, biking, and cruising on the UNESCO-listed Canal Ring. You won’t have to worry about navigating as you follow your guide through winding streets, and can guarantee personalized attention in a small group limited to only 10 other travelers.

Leave standard bike tours behind on this Amsterdam tour on a cycle covered in colorful flowers. Spread some joy as you ride along the city's UNESCO-listed canals and see landmarks such as Dam Square and Anne Frank House. You’ll also cover far more ground and see more of the city than on a walking tour.

Amsterdam is famous for its bike culture, but cycling on a manual bike can be tiring. Explore the Dutch capital without exerting too much energy on an e-bike tour. Don't worry about checking the map—you'll follow your guide through winding cobbled streets to an eclectic selection of sights, including the Jordaan area, the Eastern harbour area, and the Scheepvaart Museum with its replica of a Dutch East Indies ship.

See more of Amsterdam in less time—and give your feet a break—on this private pedicab tour. Sit back as your guide pedals past the city's iconic canals, historic bridges, and the Red Light District, as well as highlights including the Royal Palace Amsterdam, Anne Frank House, and the Westerkerk. This highlights tour if great for travelers who are short on time but want to see the highlights.

Amsterdam's Red Light district (De Wallen) is one of the city's most interesting areas. Rather than wandering around by yourself, book this private tour to learn about the area's history as well as its current situation. Discover nearby landmarks as the Old Church, which is the oldest building in Amsterdam, as well as places that you'd never find on your own.