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Explore Amsterdam’s iconic Red Light District with a local expert guide! Discover the city’s unique culture and secrets, including the oldest temple, De Oude Kerk.
Kickstart an unforgettable journey with a jaunt to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Kinderdijk. Be prepared to be awestruck by the sight of 19 majestic windmills standing tall against the Dutch skyline!
Experience Van Gogh’s masterpieces at Kröller Müller Museum & Hoge Veluwe Park
Embark on a unique and unforgettable cruise experience that starts at the hip NDSM district in north Amsterdam. This post-industrial area on the IJ canal is a haven for free spirits and creatives alike, where culture and urban development collide in a vibrant and dynamic way.
After a 45-minute bus ride, you can roam through a display of spring blooms in the Keukenhof show garden, one of the world’s most expansive gardens.
Join a 70-minute **Amsterdam Light Festival Tour** and see the light artworks around the city from the water.
Amsterdam might not be known as the most romantic city, but when all the bridges light up at night, the city has a completely different vibe. The illuminated Skinny Bridge is just one feast for the eyes you’ll see when you join this evening cruise on the canals of Amsterdam after sunset!
This Amsterdam Canal Cruise leaves from right outside the popular Hard Rock Cafe, and will soon prove why the canals are actually labeled a UNESCO World Heritage Site!
Experience the enchanting city of Amsterdam in the most delightful way possible – from the gentle lull of the water. This open-boat tour gives you a perspective of the city like no other.
A canal cruise is one of the best ways to discover the city. It’s no lie that Amsterdam is at its most beautiful from the water.
Keukenhof is the most beautiful spring garden in the world. The famous Netherlands flower fields are situated just 40 minutes south of Amsterdam.
Van Gogh once said, “I put my heart and soul into my work, and have lost my mind in the process.” Dring this tour of the Van Gogh Museum, you’ll learn how the turbulent life of this fascinating artist affected his work, and vice versa.