AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Amsterdam. Canal cruises, the Van Gogh and the Rijksmuseum, windmill and tulip day trips and the cheese tastings in between, all in one place.
One-hour Amsterdam canal cruise in a covered wooden saloon boat with unlimited drinks and Dutch Gouda cheese plus onboard stories of the sights.
Most Popular“Very expensive. Not what we expected. Disappointed in boat. Seating was pact. Not worth the money. No variety of cheese.”
A small-group, 1-hour electric canal cruise through Amsterdam’s canal ring, with live guide commentary and an optional drinks and bites add-on.
“Four people paid extra money for unlimited drinks, but there was no alcohol left, and each of us was only able to have one drink.”
Step into the former Heineken brewery in Amsterdam for a self-guided, 1.5-hour tour with Brew U rides, draft-pouring practice, and included drinks.
“I have a good time and the guys who works with Heineken. Are so kind and friendly”
Skip the guesswork with timed Rijksmuseum entry. See The Night Watch, Dutch art over 800 years, and more, at a set price.
“Big crowds, must queue to gain entry, 15 to 20 minutes wait time.”
Hour-long Amsterdam canal cruise on a covered electric boat. Optional unlimited Dutch cheese and wine plus friendly live guides.
“Lovely cruise, girls were very attentive and topped up drinks when asked. Great atmosphere would 100 percent recommend for your trip to Amsterdam”
See Amsterdam’s illuminated UNESCO canals on a 90-minute evening cruise with audio in 19 languages, plus optional wine and snack box.
“Loved learning about the history of Amsterdam and all about the buildings and culture.”
A 90-minute heated electric open-boat canal cruise with Heineken beer, wine and Dutch snacks, plus English narration of Amsterdam’s icons.
“Great Tour, fantastic boat and Captain. Roland was amazing and kept us laughing.. Great snacks and drinks and we were warm inside the heated boat. A great experience..”
Amsterdam day trip with windmills, Dutch cheese demos, and seaside villages Volendam and Marken, with an all-inclusive option.
“We had an amazing day trip exploring the beautiful countryside villages in netherlands. The guides were very friendly and informative, the trip was hassle-free and also 6 hours is actually plenty of time to explore all these places.”
Electric Amsterdam open-boat cruise with a live English guide. Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks plus small bites on select options.
“Our guides/hosts really made the experience! They were fun and informative, we loved every second! This cruise was the highlight of our stay in Amsterdam”
Amsterdam bus tour to Zaanse Schans, Edam, Volendam and Marken: windmills, clog demo, cheese tasting, and harbor walks in 8 hours.
“Great way to see the traditional iconic way of life in the Netherlands ~ Clog / Cheese Making ~ Windmills & Fishing”
Amsterdam Icebar near Rembrandtplein: 45 minutes at -10°C with a warm lounge welcome cocktail, ice-cold drinks, and 2 included beverages.
“Brrrrrriliant fun place, good crowd management and drink options, house pictures a little overpriced though good quality, we loved the ice bar and will recommend it.”
See Amsterdam’s UNESCO canals in one hour with audio in 19 languages, a covered boat, and standout captain-led storytelling from Central Station.
“A relaxing cruise with good information about the sights of Amsterdam, the captain also gave additional commentary to the audio commentary and was funny!”
Roundtrip shuttle from Amsterdam with Keukenhof fast-track entry. Hop on buses every 30 minutes and explore at your own pace.
“It was so nice having transportation and entry tickets. The bus departs the gardens every 30 minutes so I got to explore on my own time and not have to worry about being left behind.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII landmarks on a small-group tour, ending at Anne Frank House exterior. Tickets not included.
“I was expecting a walk around and into the Ann Frank building/house. When we met the tour guide, she explained they only sell tickets From the Ann Frank website. As Such we then had a walk around the sites for 1.5 hours ending up at the House (which we couldn’t go in!). The tour guide…”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with an expert guide, connecting Anne Frank’s diary, wartime hiding, and WWII memorial sites.
“Janet was an outstanding guide. She was enthusiastic, knowledgeable and engaging. Highly recommend!”
The whole canal city, and every day trip beyond it.
