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Amsterdam: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum

Take in Amsterdam on a 75-minute canal cruise that offers stunning views of the 17th-century buildings lining the city canals. Uncover 21st-century city that Amsterdam has become as you pass by new architecture and bridges. Visit the Rijksmuseum for 800 years of Dutch art and history. Hop onboard a comfortable boat while listening to your personal audio system. This offers audio commentary in a choice of 19 languages (free earphones are supplied). Pick the option with the snack box to enjoy chips, popcorn, stroopwafels, salted peanuts and a drink of your choice (soft drinks or water) as you glide through the city. Use your ticket to Rijksmuseum's internationally revered collections which features some of the nation’s most famous works, including historic art by Vermeer, Frans Hals, and perhaps most notably Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch ’w hich takes pride of place in a beautifully lit hall. Enjoy 800 years of Dutch art and history through 8,000 objects in 80 galleries and see world-famous masterpieces by Dutch masters like Vermeer, Rembrandt, Frans Hals and Jan Steen in the Gallery of Honor. Admire the Rijksmuseum’s expansive, evocative collection that also includes Delftware, sculptures, archaeological artifacts, clothing, Asian art, prints, items from Dutch maritime history, and many other culturally significant items.

Amsterdam: Self-Guided Food Tour in De Pijp Neighbourhood

Amsterdam: Self-Guided Food Tour in De Pijp Neighbourhood

Say goodbye to tourist traps and discover Amsterdam's real food culture on a self-guided street food tour. Discover the stories of local food heroes and enjoy exclusive deals and tastings at 8 family-owned businesses in the buzzing De Pijp neighborhood. Not every stop is open daily, but at least 6 will always be open. Kick off your tour with a traditional Dutch croquette before discovering the flavors of Suriname at a beloved local eatery that's famous for Suriname's national dish, pom. Enjoy a tasty combo of pom (oven-baked root plant with chicken), long beans, rice, homemade pickles, and hot sauce. Next up, taste the flavors of Israel with smoked beef brisket and chicken roulade served alongside Israeli pickle, olives, and bread with balsamic vinaigrette from a famed boutique deli. Follow this with some fresh Dutch herring and kibbeling (fried cod) at a family-owned fish stall. Sweeten things up with Amsterdam's famous poffertjes (tiny pancakes) as you watch them bubble before your very eyes. Then sink your teeth into the Netherlands' best traditional Goudse stroopwafels (syrup waffles) from a family that's been making them for more than 45 years. Switch things up with another savory snack as you sample authentic takoyaki balls made by a takoyaki chef from Osaka who joined forces with a ramen specialist from Tokyo. Finally, end your self-guided Amsterdam food journey with a bang and enjoy award-winning hand-cut fries with a quintessentially Dutch sauce combo of peanut sauce, mayonnaise, and onions known as Patatje Oorlog. Learn more about this vibrant neighborhood as you make your way to each of the stops. Discover the stories of Amsterdam's local food heroes and the city's food culture, and get recommendations for the rest of your stay. Why you should book: - Independence: Be your own guide and go at your own pace - Save time: We’ve done the research for you so you don't have to - Save money and your appetite: You get exclusive deals and tastings at 7 locations so you can stretch your Euro and not bust your stomach - Authentic experience: Visit family-owned businesses locals love - Learn: Discover the stories behind the dishes and our local food heroes - Easy to navigate PDF guide: Google Map links to help you get around Eat. Walk. Repeat! This is one gastronomic adventure you won't forget!

Best Amsterdam Food Tour for Small Groups: Taste the City

Best Amsterdam Food Tour for Small Groups: Taste the City

Embark on an unforgettable food tour through the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, where you will indulge in the rich flavors of traditional Dutch cuisine. This guided journey showcases local specialties like artisanal cheeses, hearty street food, fresh fish, and the beloved bitterballen, all complemented by exquisite Dutch wines. Get ready to explore the charming streets, bustling markets, and cozy eateries that make this city a culinary paradise. Kick off your tour at a renowned cheese shop in the Jordaan district, where the aroma of aged gouda and creamy edam fills the air. Sample a variety of Dutch cheeses, each paired with local specialties like mustard and freshly baked bread. Learn about the cheese-making process and the history behind the iconic Dutch cheese culture. Next, wander through one of Amsterdam’s lively food markets, such as the Albert Cuyp Market or the Noordermarkt. Experience the vibrant atmosphere as you taste local street food delights, from stroopwafels (thin waffle cookies filled with caramel syrup) to poffertjes (fluffy mini pancakes). Engage with friendly vendors who share the stories behind their delicious offerings. Head towards the bustling harbor area, where fresh seafood reigns supreme. Enjoy a tasting of traditional herring, perhaps from a street vendor where you can sample it the local way—with onions and pickles, served on a small wooden skewer. Learn about the significance of seafood in Dutch culture and the fishing traditions that continue today. Make your way to a cozy tavern to enjoy the quintessential Dutch snack: bitterballen. These deep-fried balls, filled with a savory meat ragout, are the perfect accompaniment to a cold beer or glass of wine. Pair them with a tangy mustard dip as your guide shares some entertaining stories about this beloved bar snack. A trip to Amsterdam wouldn’t be complete without exploring its emerging wine scene. Visit a charming wine bar to discover the unique characteristics of Dutch wines, often sourced from local vineyards. Savor a selection of wines paired with various cheeses and snacks, while learning about the growing wine culture in the Netherlands. End your tour on a sweet note as you indulge in traditional Dutch desserts. Perhaps a slice of quintessential Dutch apple pie (appeltaart) served with whipped cream, or a taste of speculaas cookies that embody the warm spices of the season. As your food tour concludes, you’ll leave with not only a satisfied palate, but also a deeper appreciation for the diverse and delicious world of Dutch cuisine. This culinary adventure allows you to taste, learn, and experience the heart and soul of Dutch food culture, making it an experience to remember. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or simply looking to discover new flavors, this tour is sure to enrich your Amsterdam experience.

Amsterdam: Private Half-Day Tour with a Local

Amsterdam: Private Half-Day Tour with a Local

Explore Amsterdam’s main historical sites and landmarks on a private 4-hour tour. Choose which landmarks and points of interest you want to visit, and receive personalized recommendations from your personal driver.  Begin with an early morning pickup from your accommodation in Amsterdam by your English-speaking driver. Throughout the day, they will share their local knowledge and recommendations in each area you wish to visit. Walk through Dam Square, the Albert Cuyup Market, and the Red Light District. Admire the architecture of the Royal Palace and the Rijksmuseum. Take a photo of the famous Windmill of Amstel and the Amsterdam Canals. The tour is fully customizable and your driver will take you to the sights you want to see, and suggest other activities based on your interests. After 4 hours of exploration, be dropped off at your hotel.

Private Amsterdam Walking Tour

Private Amsterdam Walking Tour

Discover Amsterdam on this 2-hour walking tour with a private guide. Meet your private tour guide at your hotel or at the Amsterdam Central Station. Start off with the Red Light District, explore the atmospheric streets and learn about the coffee shop culture, prostitution, political issues, and history. Walk through the narrowest street of Amsterdam, see the first coffee shop in the world and the first condom shop in the world! Next, head to the famous Jordaan district, a former working class area with a rich history. It is now home to sights like the Anne Frank House and West Church. Learn about Anne Frank and wander through the Jordaan district with your tour private tour guide.  Continue to the area of the Rembrandplein and Leidseplein. Experience the lively area and here you can take a relaxing break and purchase some drinks and food. After the break we walk through the largest street market in the Netherlands called the Albert-Cuyp market. Here you literally find anything, from food to clothes! And lastly walk back to central Amsterdam and see the last few sights like the Begijnhof, Jewish quarter and end the tour at the Dam square or a chosen location by you! This tour covers every area in Amsterdam. 

Amsterdam: Albert Cuyp Market and De Pijp Guided Foodie Tour

Amsterdam: Albert Cuyp Market and De Pijp Guided Foodie Tour

Discover the Albert Cuyp Market of the De Pijp neighborhood on a guided walking tour as you enjoy some of the best local foods. Learn about culinary heritage of Amsterdam and the multicultural character of the city through numerous tastings. Get ready for a sweet and spicy start to your day with a beloved cinnamon-spiced breakfast. Stroll through the Albert Cuyp market and sample saucijzenbroodjes, a Dutch meat pastry. Experience the Netherlands' culinary delights including fresh herring and kibbeling. Indulge in the vibrant flavors of Suriname with a renowned roti roll, a must-try from this former Dutch colony. Taste some delicious and rich Gouda cheese. To top it all off, enjoy a local craft beer and some bitterballen in a historic building dating back to 1735.

Albert Cuyp Market: Our most recommended tours and activities

Amsterdam: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam: City Canal Cruise and Rijksmuseum

Take in Amsterdam on a 75-minute canal cruise that offers stunning views of the 17th-century buildings lining the city canals. Uncover 21st-century city that Amsterdam has become as you pass by new architecture and bridges. Visit the Rijksmuseum for 800 years of Dutch art and history. Hop onboard a comfortable boat while listening to your personal audio system. This offers audio commentary in a choice of 19 languages (free earphones are supplied). Pick the option with the snack box to enjoy chips, popcorn, stroopwafels, salted peanuts and a drink of your choice (soft drinks or water) as you glide through the city. Use your ticket to Rijksmuseum's internationally revered collections which features some of the nation’s most famous works, including historic art by Vermeer, Frans Hals, and perhaps most notably Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch ’w hich takes pride of place in a beautifully lit hall. Enjoy 800 years of Dutch art and history through 8,000 objects in 80 galleries and see world-famous masterpieces by Dutch masters like Vermeer, Rembrandt, Frans Hals and Jan Steen in the Gallery of Honor. Admire the Rijksmuseum’s expansive, evocative collection that also includes Delftware, sculptures, archaeological artifacts, clothing, Asian art, prints, items from Dutch maritime history, and many other culturally significant items.

Amsterdam: Self-Guided Food Tour in De Pijp Neighbourhood

Amsterdam: Self-Guided Food Tour in De Pijp Neighbourhood

Say goodbye to tourist traps and discover Amsterdam's real food culture on a self-guided street food tour. Discover the stories of local food heroes and enjoy exclusive deals and tastings at 8 family-owned businesses in the buzzing De Pijp neighborhood. Not every stop is open daily, but at least 6 will always be open. Kick off your tour with a traditional Dutch croquette before discovering the flavors of Suriname at a beloved local eatery that's famous for Suriname's national dish, pom. Enjoy a tasty combo of pom (oven-baked root plant with chicken), long beans, rice, homemade pickles, and hot sauce. Next up, taste the flavors of Israel with smoked beef brisket and chicken roulade served alongside Israeli pickle, olives, and bread with balsamic vinaigrette from a famed boutique deli. Follow this with some fresh Dutch herring and kibbeling (fried cod) at a family-owned fish stall. Sweeten things up with Amsterdam's famous poffertjes (tiny pancakes) as you watch them bubble before your very eyes. Then sink your teeth into the Netherlands' best traditional Goudse stroopwafels (syrup waffles) from a family that's been making them for more than 45 years. Switch things up with another savory snack as you sample authentic takoyaki balls made by a takoyaki chef from Osaka who joined forces with a ramen specialist from Tokyo. Finally, end your self-guided Amsterdam food journey with a bang and enjoy award-winning hand-cut fries with a quintessentially Dutch sauce combo of peanut sauce, mayonnaise, and onions known as Patatje Oorlog. Learn more about this vibrant neighborhood as you make your way to each of the stops. Discover the stories of Amsterdam's local food heroes and the city's food culture, and get recommendations for the rest of your stay. Why you should book: - Independence: Be your own guide and go at your own pace - Save time: We’ve done the research for you so you don't have to - Save money and your appetite: You get exclusive deals and tastings at 7 locations so you can stretch your Euro and not bust your stomach - Authentic experience: Visit family-owned businesses locals love - Learn: Discover the stories behind the dishes and our local food heroes - Easy to navigate PDF guide: Google Map links to help you get around Eat. Walk. Repeat! This is one gastronomic adventure you won't forget!

Best Amsterdam Food Tour for Small Groups: Taste the City

Best Amsterdam Food Tour for Small Groups: Taste the City

Embark on an unforgettable food tour through the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, where you will indulge in the rich flavors of traditional Dutch cuisine. This guided journey showcases local specialties like artisanal cheeses, hearty street food, fresh fish, and the beloved bitterballen, all complemented by exquisite Dutch wines. Get ready to explore the charming streets, bustling markets, and cozy eateries that make this city a culinary paradise. Kick off your tour at a renowned cheese shop in the Jordaan district, where the aroma of aged gouda and creamy edam fills the air. Sample a variety of Dutch cheeses, each paired with local specialties like mustard and freshly baked bread. Learn about the cheese-making process and the history behind the iconic Dutch cheese culture. Next, wander through one of Amsterdam’s lively food markets, such as the Albert Cuyp Market or the Noordermarkt. Experience the vibrant atmosphere as you taste local street food delights, from stroopwafels (thin waffle cookies filled with caramel syrup) to poffertjes (fluffy mini pancakes). Engage with friendly vendors who share the stories behind their delicious offerings. Head towards the bustling harbor area, where fresh seafood reigns supreme. Enjoy a tasting of traditional herring, perhaps from a street vendor where you can sample it the local way—with onions and pickles, served on a small wooden skewer. Learn about the significance of seafood in Dutch culture and the fishing traditions that continue today. Make your way to a cozy tavern to enjoy the quintessential Dutch snack: bitterballen. These deep-fried balls, filled with a savory meat ragout, are the perfect accompaniment to a cold beer or glass of wine. Pair them with a tangy mustard dip as your guide shares some entertaining stories about this beloved bar snack. A trip to Amsterdam wouldn’t be complete without exploring its emerging wine scene. Visit a charming wine bar to discover the unique characteristics of Dutch wines, often sourced from local vineyards. Savor a selection of wines paired with various cheeses and snacks, while learning about the growing wine culture in the Netherlands. End your tour on a sweet note as you indulge in traditional Dutch desserts. Perhaps a slice of quintessential Dutch apple pie (appeltaart) served with whipped cream, or a taste of speculaas cookies that embody the warm spices of the season. As your food tour concludes, you’ll leave with not only a satisfied palate, but also a deeper appreciation for the diverse and delicious world of Dutch cuisine. This culinary adventure allows you to taste, learn, and experience the heart and soul of Dutch food culture, making it an experience to remember. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or simply looking to discover new flavors, this tour is sure to enrich your Amsterdam experience.

Amsterdam: Private Half-Day Tour with a Local

Amsterdam: Private Half-Day Tour with a Local

Explore Amsterdam’s main historical sites and landmarks on a private 4-hour tour. Choose which landmarks and points of interest you want to visit, and receive personalized recommendations from your personal driver.  Begin with an early morning pickup from your accommodation in Amsterdam by your English-speaking driver. Throughout the day, they will share their local knowledge and recommendations in each area you wish to visit. Walk through Dam Square, the Albert Cuyup Market, and the Red Light District. Admire the architecture of the Royal Palace and the Rijksmuseum. Take a photo of the famous Windmill of Amstel and the Amsterdam Canals. The tour is fully customizable and your driver will take you to the sights you want to see, and suggest other activities based on your interests. After 4 hours of exploration, be dropped off at your hotel.

Private Amsterdam Walking Tour

Private Amsterdam Walking Tour

Discover Amsterdam on this 2-hour walking tour with a private guide. Meet your private tour guide at your hotel or at the Amsterdam Central Station. Start off with the Red Light District, explore the atmospheric streets and learn about the coffee shop culture, prostitution, political issues, and history. Walk through the narrowest street of Amsterdam, see the first coffee shop in the world and the first condom shop in the world! Next, head to the famous Jordaan district, a former working class area with a rich history. It is now home to sights like the Anne Frank House and West Church. Learn about Anne Frank and wander through the Jordaan district with your tour private tour guide.  Continue to the area of the Rembrandplein and Leidseplein. Experience the lively area and here you can take a relaxing break and purchase some drinks and food. After the break we walk through the largest street market in the Netherlands called the Albert-Cuyp market. Here you literally find anything, from food to clothes! And lastly walk back to central Amsterdam and see the last few sights like the Begijnhof, Jewish quarter and end the tour at the Dam square or a chosen location by you! This tour covers every area in Amsterdam. 

Amsterdam: Albert Cuyp Market and De Pijp Guided Foodie Tour

Amsterdam: Albert Cuyp Market and De Pijp Guided Foodie Tour

Discover the Albert Cuyp Market of the De Pijp neighborhood on a guided walking tour as you enjoy some of the best local foods. Learn about culinary heritage of Amsterdam and the multicultural character of the city through numerous tastings. Get ready for a sweet and spicy start to your day with a beloved cinnamon-spiced breakfast. Stroll through the Albert Cuyp market and sample saucijzenbroodjes, a Dutch meat pastry. Experience the Netherlands' culinary delights including fresh herring and kibbeling. Indulge in the vibrant flavors of Suriname with a renowned roti roll, a must-try from this former Dutch colony. Taste some delicious and rich Gouda cheese. To top it all off, enjoy a local craft beer and some bitterballen in a historic building dating back to 1735.

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4.5
(690 reviews)

The museum is wonderful and although we had a tickets for 10-30, we arrived around 10-15 but there was no trouble getting in earlier. The system for the canal cruise was also fine being able to take the cruise at whatever time we wanted. All worked very well

Max was a great host. He made our experience the most memorable by sharing the history of the City and the goodies we tried and made us forget about the basta westher. Thank you very much!

The museum was amazing. The snacks on the boat cruise could be better value for money.

If German is offered, then that's how it should be! Not English

Very good, everything very much in line with what was contracted.