Small-Group Amsterdam History Walking Tour

Explore Amsterdam on a guided group walk that blends history with storytelling, tracing the city's beginnings along the River Amstel and its rise as a European trading hub. Delve into contrasting chapters of its past, from prostitution and drug decriminalization to Anne Frank's story during the Nazi occupation.

Itinerary

1. Meet at Beursplein 1 in front of Cafe Bistro, next to the bull figure. Look for your guide with a blue umbrella or an Amsterdam Guides & Tours logo tag; departures are at 10:00, 11:00, 14:00, and 15:30.
2. Explore Amsterdam on a 2-hour-30-minute walk through Beursplein, Dam Square, the Royal Palace Amsterdam, Nieuwe Kerk, the National Monument, the world’s first stock exchange, the Begijnhof Convent, the Old Church, the New Market, and leaning buildings and gable stones. Learn about World War II, then explore the outskirts of the Red-Light District and hidden Catholic churches.
3. Return to Beursplein 1 at 12:30, 13:30, 16:30, or 18:00, depending on your departure time.

What's Included

• English- or Spanish-speaking guide, depending on your option
• Dutch-speaking guide on request

Important details

• Children aged 0–8 join free; adult rates apply from age 18
• The tour is wheelchair-accessible
• Pets are allowed
• Arrive 15 minutes before your selected departure time