Amsterdam Walking Tour (Small Groups)

This walking tour of Amsterdam explores the city's history with a different approach. Discover what to see in Amsterdam, in a guided tour of about 2.5 hours with stories, anecdotes and a bit of humor.

Get the most out of Amsterdam with a professional guide and learn about the origins of this fishing village on the banks of the Amstel River, which has grown into one of the most important and lively cities in Europe.

You will become familiar with the tragic story of Anne Frank and the Nazi occupation. You will learn how the world's first stock exchange came into being, the current situation regarding prostitution and legalization of drugs, as well as the reason for Amsterdam's famous canals and its peculiar houses.

You will get to know the bars and cafes of the famous Jordaan district, hidden churches, the Nieuwmarkt (New Market), the Jewish Quarter and Amsterdam's legendary Red Light District. 

In addition, you will be amazed by the high levels of tolerance and the importance of the well-known Homomonument and many other places of interest.

At the end of the tour, you will get to know the essence of Amsterdam and be able to find your way around the city.

Although an established route is followed through the places mentioned above, the guide who will accompany you will attend to the interests of the group, so the visit may vary depending on what the guide considers most appropriate for the group.

• Take note that the tour involves some walking.
• Accessible for those with limited mobility (Wheelchair accessible).
• Pets allowed.
• It is essential to be present at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the start of the activity.