City walking experience with a local

2 Hours Duration

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About This Tour

Discover Amsterdam on a relaxed walking tour that brings the city’s history, architecture, and character to life. Follow the story of how a small fishing villag...

Duration: 2 Hours · Tour type: Shared · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Not included · Wheelchair access: Yes · City: Amsterdam · Languages: English

Know before you go: WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE; PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NEARBY; Wheelchair accessible

About Amsterdam

Netherlands

Amsterdam

There are countless local guides in Holland’s capital city of dams and canals, all eager to show you the hidden coffee shops, local bars, masterworks by Van Gogh, jazz joints, Heineken tasting rooms and more!

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What's Included

Typical Dutch snack
Small typical Dutch gift

Itinerary

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Day 01

Beursplein Learn about the origins of the city and how it acquired its name. Discover how a fishing village evolved into the center of the global economy in the 17th century. Dam square Listen to the significance of the Dam Square in the city's formation, admire the Royal Palace on the Dam, and its role during the Second World War. Begijnhof Gain insight into the religious history of this lovely and serene courtyard and discover what this place reveals about Amsterdam's tolerance. Also see one of the oldest houses in Amsterdam, one of the two wooden cottages. House on three canals You'll see a house that's on three canals and learn about the 'bicycle bridge'. Nieuwmarkt Discover the Waag, one of the old city gates that later became a guild hall. Learn about the importance of guilds in Amsterdam and see the "dancing houses." Zeedijk Discover Chinatown, once the most dangerous place in Amsterdam during the 1970s. Learn about its decline and how the street has now transformed into one of the favorite spots for many Amsterdammers. Central Station Explore one of Amsterdam's most stunning buildings, renowned for its impressive architecture. Discover why the location of Central Station has played a crucial role for centuries as a transportation hub and a historical symbol of connection and prosperity.