Top Netherlands Walking Tours

Enjoy an intimate atmosphere and a dedicated guide on this private half-day tour of Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter. Your local host's commentary focuses on Anne Frank's story and the Netherlands' role in World War II. Visit the Portuguese Synagogue, Jewish Museum, and other key Jewish landmarks. Booking a private tour ensures plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Discover the delights of Amsterdam without worrying about navigating on a private, customizable half-day walking tour of the capital's highlights. With your personal guide, stroll through top locations like Dam Square and Leiden Square at your own pace, rather than rushing in a large group. Pass by landmarks such as the Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House, and take a walk through the country's largest street market, Albert Cuyp. Conclude your tour with a scenic canal cruise for a fresh perspective.

Discover one of the most meaningful things to do in Amsterdam on this walking tour through the Jewish Quarter, tracing Anne Frank’s story and the World War II history that still shapes this neighbourhood today. Led by a local guide in a small group, you’ll walk the same streets Anne Frank once knew, hearing real stories, seeing historic photos, and learning what daily life was like during the Nazi occupation — history told where it happened. The route begins near the Portuguese Synagogue. Hear stories of resistance at the Dokwerker monument, reflect at the Holocaust Namenmonument, and pass the iconic Westerkerk, whose bells Anne Frank once heard from her hiding place. The tour ends near the Anne Frank House (outside visit only; entrance not included), leaving you with a deeper understanding of Amsterdam’s wartime history and the resilience of its people.

Alkmaar is known for its cultural attractions, but getting an intimate perspective of the historic city can be difficult. Discover landmarks including the Molen van Piet, Grote Sint Laurenskerk, and the Waag on a small-group walking tour and learn about the city’s culture and history from your guide, benefiting from the small-group size for a more personalized experience.

Get a more intimate glimpse into the streets of Amsterdam during a walking tour that reveals lesser-known places that you may otherwise have missed. Exploring on foot means you don’t have to worry about parking or traffic, while touring the area with a guide means that you’re party to information regarding local culture and politics—most of which you won’t find in the guide books.

Discover history, canals and landmark architecture in vibrant Amsterdam on this private 3-hour city walking tour. Accompanied by your own informative guide, stroll around the heart of the charming Dutch capital and see highlights such as Dam Square and the De Wallen red light district. Learn about Amsterdam’s World War II history, stop to see the Anne Frank House, and amble through the delightful 17th-century canal district. As you explore, gain insight into the city’s culture and history from your guide, and break for a refreshing drink along the way.

The sand drifts, forests, and grassy plains of the De Hoge Veluwe National Park lie just an hour from Amsterdam. On this tour, escape the city and get back to nature as you take in the park’s natural landscapes. Visit several viewpoints, have chance to hike or bike along the park’s trails, and look out for wildlife such as deer, wild boar, and mouflon. An optional drop-off at the Kröller-Müller Museum or Jachthuis Sint Hubertus Museum is also possible.

Learn fun facts about Utrecht as you explore the city using an escape room–style game. Just book online to save time, then start the activity on your smartphone whenever you like. Historic sites like the Watertoren Lauwerhof and other hidden gems are packed into the route, which unfolds with riddles and puzzles to challenge you as you walk. Note that the game is suitable for players aged 15 and over.

Discover the castles, canals, and good folk of Utrecht the convenient way: with a self-guided audio tour, downloadable as a cellphone app. Offering you the freedom to sightsee at your own pace, the experience can be enjoyed at your convenience and with your own personal group. You learn about the city’s first-century history, and follow the footsteps of knights and emperors who have walked the streets before you.

Focus on the finer details of Amsterdam's historic center during a tour that includes Rijksmuseum admission and helps you cover all of the capital's top attractions in less time. Travel with a small group for personalized attention and the chance to ask more questions. Your ticket to the Rijksmuseum is valid all day long, so you can explore at your leisure after your walking tour finishes for maximum flexibility.

Eindhoven is a city few guidebooks focus on. Discover the Netherlands' tech and design hub using this fun, interactive smartphone game that's perfect for families and friends alike. Use GPS and data to follow the map, solving puzzles and challenges as you go, to find weird and wonderful buildings, quirky museums, canals and more. Up to six people can compete at any one time.

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.

Discover Rotterdam with a local guide on this walking tour, covering top landmarks and hidden gems. Learn all about the history of the city, from its roots in the 1200s and the devastating WWII bombardments, to its post-WWII rebirth, the major harbor, architecture, culture, and beyond. - Some highlights: Cube Houses, Markthal, Old Harbor Erasmus bridge and Art Depot - Some hidden Gems: Veerhaven, Shipping Quarter - Themes: History, Culture, Harbor, WWII, Architecture: Present and Future. - Small group of maximum 15 people. The 2- vs. 3-hour walking tour: In short, the two-hour tour gives you an overview and idea of the city, while the three-hour tour can help you really understand Rotterdam. The routes go even more to the core; the stories are more in-depth, and visualization is even richer. But, you can never go wrong with either choice.

Just half an hour from Amsterdam, Haarlem delights visitors with its cobblestone streets, medieval character, gabled houses, tulip scene, and local food. On this small-group tour, you follow your local guide to the city’s best foodie spots, sitting down to fresh, local fare with plenty of views to boot. Admission is free, and the tour is conducted in English, Dutch, French, and German in person.

Discover two of Amsterdam's key attractions during this half-day private tour to the Rijksmuseum and the Rembrandt House Museum with skip-the-line entrance tickets. Stroll through the massive art gallery and learn about Dutch culture as you peruse 8,000 pieces. Then head to the neighborhood and home of the famous Dutch artist, Rembrandt, to learn more about his influence on the art world and Dutch culture.

Skip the standard sightseeing tour and discover Groningen through the eyes of a local. With Lokafy, every tour is private, unscripted, and personalized to you. Your Lokafyer is a passionate local who shares stories, hidden gems, and authentic tips you won’t find in a guidebook. They aren’t professional guides with memorized scripts, they're locals who love their city and want you to experience it like a friend would. Whether you’re interested in food, art, history, or simply exploring the neighborhoods beyond the tourist spots, your Lokafyer will adapt the walk to your interests. By the end, you’ll feel at home in the city, with insights to keep exploring on your own.

Swap the standard itinerary of typical guided tours for a private and personalized experience of Rotterdam. Tell your private guide what you are interested in and they will create a customized tour, with no set itinerary, of Rotterdam to ensure that you experience the city more like a local than a tourist.

Explore the historic city of Amsterdam and see more than just the main streets and tourist attractions. Discover the architectural gems and historic streets, and find the best places to eat and drink with your local photographer guide. Learn how to take better photos on your phone and how to use Instagram like a pro, and enjoy the atmosphere of this truly unique city.

Enjoy a unique way to explore the city of Venlo as you embark on a citywide, interactive game. Using just your smartphone, do research and answer questions about several locations in the city. Discover museums, monuments, streets, squares, and much more as you make your way through the game.

Explore historic Groningen through this self-guided city trail app. Solve riddles and challenges with friends and family—suitable for both Android and iPhone smartphones. Pick your day and time, stopping and re-starting whenever you wish. Games never expire and are available in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, and German.

Inject some fun into exploring Zierikzee with this app-based scavenger hunt through the city. Learn about its history and top sights as you follow clues, answer quizzes, and complete tasks in a team of up to six people. Skip the hassle of following a map and follow the GPS prompts through the old town, completing the route in just two hours or taking breaks along the way.

Add some brain-busting fun to your sightseeing time in Delft with a private city game (for 2-6 people) downloadable to your smartphone. The Delft City Trail showcases the city’s must-see sights through riddles and tricks designed to take roughly two hours. When you play is up to you, making it a flexible sightseeing option that all the family can enjoy.

A vibrant university city with a history that dates back to Roman times, Maastricht is a must on any visit to the Netherlands. Discover secret tunnels, tranquil canals, and historic buildings using this fun, interactive smartphone game that's perfect for families and friends alike. Follow the map using GPS (data connection required), solving puzzles and challenges as you go. One download is good for teams of up to six.

Get to know Valkenburg better on a fun e-scavenger hunt. If you enjoy the freedom of independent travel but want the structure of a guided tour, this self-guided tour via smartphone app is ideal. Solve puzzles with your team as you make your way around Valkenburg. While the tour takes 2–4 hours, you can go at your own pace and start/stop whenever you need.