Which are the places we can cover for the Amsterdam walking tour?

1. Amstel River: One of the top places that you can cover during the walking tour of the city is the Amstel River, which is the major source of water supply in the region for many decades. In addition to being home of some of the most beautiful bridges in the country, the river also gives its name to the city and is the hub of numerous canal cruises. 2. Red Light District: Known for its neon red signs, window brothels, and scantily-clad women flirting with potential customers, the Red Light District is almost as old as the city of Amsterdam itself. This medieval area located along the canal is where prostitution and drug consumption are legal, and makes up for a rather interesting place to cover during the Amsterdam walking tour. Click Here to Book: Amsterdam Red Light District Walking Tour3. Anne Frank House: Amongst the most popular landmarks in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House dates back to the times of the Second World War, when this Jewish girl, her family and four other jews lived here to hide from the Nazis. You can see her thoughts penned down, images, as well as the belongings of Anne and the other members here.Book Now: Anne Frank House Tickets

What are the things I need to carry while going for an Amsterdam walking tour?

PassportVisaProof of identityBooking ticketsLocal currency or cashSunscreenHats or capsWaterDry snacksCameraExtra battery

How much time do we need for an Amsterdam walking tour?

You need around 2 to 3 hours of time for an Amsterdam walking tour. During these hours, you will be able to explore some of the most famous landmarks and attractions of the city on foot, including the Amstel River, the Jordaan District and more.

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Amsterdam Walking Tour Highlights

Experience a walking tour in the splendid beauty of Amsterdam and explore its historical side with this package
Gain knowledge about the heritage and sites of the city with the help of a professional English-speaking guide
Know about the tragic history of Anne Frank, the sex workers, and the drug legitimation that took place in the city's past
Traverse through some renowned landmarks of the area along with the world-famous canals
Enter some cafes and bars available in the Jordaan District and buy some delicious treats and drinks

Amsterdam Walking Tour Overview

Activity Location: Dam 1, 1071 ZA Amsterdam, Netherlands

Activity Timing:

Up to 10 people- 10:00 AM
Up to 20 people- 1:30 PM

Activity Duration: 2-3 hours (approx.)

About Amsterdam Walking Tour:

Get to know about this beautiful city's rich heritage through a walking tour with a professional guide in Amsterdam. Come across some local yet well-known attractions of the city and see the rush of daily life here. Bring your family and friends for this explorative experience and have a fun time traversing through the streets of Amsterdam.

About the Activity:

Embark on Amsterdam Walking Tour of exploration and have a fun time walking around the alleys of the city.
Visit the famous Amstel River and learn how it became an important trading city in Europe through a professional English-speaking guide.
As you reach this river you will get to witness a beautiful muddy village.
Discover the history of sex workers and drug legitimation in the city of the Netherlands.
Ask questions from your guide about the tragic history of Anne Frank’s story.
Know more about the interesting past of the Nazi occupation.
Gain more insights about the gems of the city and visit some cafes and bars residing in the Jordaan District

How to reach?

By Car/Cab: The location is 1.6 km away from the main city of Amsterdam and is reachable by a cab or a rented car within 5 minutes.
By Train: Take a train from Central Station every 3 minutes and takes up to 8 minutes to reach the Nieumarkt. From there you will be taking a 7-minute walk to reach the designated location.

While roaming in Amsterdam you must explore and book Amsterdam Private Romantic Canal Cruise at Night, Volendam Marken and Windmills Tour and Moco Museum Tickets.

Select Package Options

Group tour for up to 20 people

2 Hours

USD 33.49

USD 19.94

Per Adult

Go on a walking tour of Amsterdam City with your companions and visit the cafe, bars, and beautiful streets.

Note:

Children aged 0-8 years can go free of charge. Children between the age of 9-17 years will be charged on a child price basis.
Children above the age of 17 years will be considered adults and charged at adult rates.

Price Includes

Ticket
- City Walking Tour in Amsterdam Tickets
- Starting Time: 1:30 PM
Guide
- An English-speaking tour guide will be available

Group tour for up to 10 people

3 Hours

USD 47.84

USD 24.81

Per Adult

Make the most out of your Amsterdam trip and opt for this ticket to have a fun walking tour experience with your mates.

Note:

Children aged 0-8 years can go free of charge and the children between the age of 9-17 years will be charged on a child price basis.
Children above the age of 17 years will be considered adults and charged at adult rates.

Price Includes

Guide
- An English-speaking tour guide will be available
Ticket
- City Walking Tour in Amsterdam Tickets
- Starting Time: 10:00 AM

More Details about Amsterdam Walking Tour

Know Before You Go for Amsterdam Walking Tour

All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Child Tickets are applicable for individuals aged 9-17 years. Adult Tickets are applicable for individuals aged 18-99 years.
Not suitable for people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users.
Any personal expenses or items of personal nature will not be included in the package.
Please do not carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.

Amsterdam Walking Tour Map

Starting Point

Dam 1

Dam 1, 1012 JS Amsterdam, Netherlands

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All Reviews

13 Jan, 2022

Excellent

Darshan Bharadwaj

It was an enriching experience of walking around the city of canals, while also learning so much about it from an experienced and professional guide. Thanks to Thrillophilia, my Dutch trip could not be any better. Grateful for the amazing deal with instant confirmation.

11 Apr, 2022

Good

Ranjeet Bharadwaj

Exploring Amsterdam on foot with a guide left me with great memories. I wanted to have a one-of-a-kind experience in this gorgeous city, and this tour satisfied my desire for fun and excitement. While traveling the city, I made a few new friends and saw some famous and hidden gems. During the tour, I visited the Amstel River, Red Light District, Anne French House, and Van Gogh Museum, as well as cafes, pubs, restaurants, and retail outlets. Thanks to Thrillophilia for arranging such amazing walking trip!!

18 Dec, 2021

Excellent

Santosh Kumar

The walking tour we took in Amsterdam was perhaps the highlight of my time there. I was visiting with a big group of friends; we were 8 people in total, and took the 10 people walking tour from Thrillophilia with a great discount. We were appointed a guide who turned out to be super friendly! She took us through some of the prettiest locations, and I especially enjoyed the markets

06 Apr, 2022

Good

Kalyani Kalyani

We explored most of Amsterdam in a splendid walking tour. Some of the most exquisite locations that we covered were the Anne Frank museum and the Jordaan district. The guide was very great. I highly recommend this and all thanks goes to Thrillophilia for arranging such walking tours. Looking forward to book more such deals.

Amsterdam Walking Tour Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 0.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

Amsterdam Walking Tour FAQs

Which are the places we can cover for the Amsterdam walking tour?

1. Amstel River: One of the top places that you can cover during the walking tour of the city is the Amstel River, which is the major source of water supply in the region for many decades. In addition to being home of some of the most beautiful bridges in the country, the river also gives its name to the city and is the hub of numerous canal cruises.

2. Red Light District: Known for its neon red signs, window brothels, and scantily-clad women flirting with potential customers, the Red Light District is almost as old as the city of Amsterdam itself. This medieval area located along the canal is where prostitution and drug consumption are legal, and makes up for a rather interesting place to cover during the Amsterdam walking tour.

Click Here to Book: Amsterdam Red Light District Walking Tour

3. Anne Frank House: Amongst the most popular landmarks in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House dates back to the times of the Second World War, when this Jewish girl, her family and four other jews lived here to hide from the Nazis. You can see her thoughts penned down, images, as well as the belongings of Anne and the other members here.

Book Now: Anne Frank House Tickets
What are the things I need to carry while going for an Amsterdam walking tour?
1. Passport
2. Visa
3. Proof of identity
4. Booking tickets
5. Local currency or cash
6. Sunscreen
7. Hats or caps
8. Water
9. Dry snacks
10. Camera
11. Extra battery
How much time do we need for an Amsterdam walking tour?

You need around 2 to 3 hours of time for an Amsterdam walking tour. During these hours, you will be able to explore some of the most famous landmarks and attractions of the city on foot, including the Amstel River, the Jordaan District and more.

What is the start timing for the Amsterdam Walking tour?

There are two start timings for the Amsterdam Walking Tour, each of which depends on the number of people in a group that attends the tour. For a group of up to 10 people, the walking tour starts at 10:00 a.m., while the tour begins at 01:30 p.m. for a group of up to 20 people.

What are the age criteria for an Amsterdam walking tour?

There are no age criteria for the Amsterdam walking tour. However, tickets for this tour are priced differently for visitors of different ages. While children between 0 to 8 years of age can enjoy this walking tour for free, children between 9 to 17 years of age will be charged for child tickets. Anyone above the age of 17 years will be considered as adults, and will be charged according to ticket prices for adults.

Which are some of the best cafes to visit in Amsterdam?

Hartje Oost, for a delicious cup of coffee, a glass of wine or even a light meal inside a coffee boutique
Café de Sluyswacht, to get a taste of the old world charm of the Oudeschans canal, complete with wood beams, stone floors, and delicious Dutch snacks like cheese tostis, and bitterballen
CT Coffee & Coconuts, to enjoy both coffee and coconuts, complete with coconut pancakes, all inside a former cinema from the 1920s
Café de Jaren, for sights of the canal and an extensive range of coffee, high tea menus, small desserts and snacks.

Which are the some of the best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia:

Amsterdam Top Attractions

Rijks Museum

The largest art museum in the Netherlands, Rijksmuseum is itself a history book. Now located in the borough of Amsterdam South at the Museum Square, this Dutch national museum was founded on November 19, back in the year 1798, but in The Hague. After two times of relocation within ten years, as well as a ten-year renovation, the current building of the Rijkmuseum, was opened to the public in 2013.

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Anne Frank House

One of the most popular destinations in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House, displays the hardship that Anne Frank, her family, and four other Jews went through during World War II. It lies on the Prinsengracht canal in central Amsterdam, Netherlands, and is famous as the building used by Anne Frank and her family to hide from Nazis during wartime. It is believed that they stayed there in the Secret Annex for more than two years.

Van Gogh Museum

Van Gogh Museum is a home where you can appreciate the biggest collection of artworks by Vincent Van Gogh. Here you will not only see the artwork but will also learn about the life and life stories of Vincent Van Gogh. In the entire history of western art, he was one of the widely famous artists. He was born on 30 March 1853 in the Brabant village of Zundert, he was the first child of Protestant minister Theodorus van Gogh and Anna Carbenuts. His journey started as a schoolboy, then to becoming a junior clerk at an art firm, a teacher after that, then onto selling books as a bookseller and a preacher at the end. Finally, at the age of 27 years, he decided to become an artist and change the history of art forever which ended in 1890.

Dam Square

Dam square is one of the most famous destinations in the city center of Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. This place is the heartbeat of the city, it stays lively for most of the time during the whole day and will always be hosting some event for your entertainment. Being one of the most popular tourist spots you can just follow the crowd of tourists from Amsterdam Central station to the Damrak that leads you to Dam Square.

Begijnhof

Begijnhof is located in the heart of Amsterdam and is included in the best treasures of the city. It is one of the oldest hofjes in Amsterdam, Netherlands that includes prehistoric buildings, and many other private dwellings. It is also renowned for the two churches namely the English reformed church and the Catholic Houten Huys. One can learn from its name that this place was initially a beguinage.

ARTIS Royal Zoo

This is the oldest zoo in the Netherlands which has about 900 animal species and 250 varieties of trees. The zoo is categorized into various zones like Lemur Land, Sea Lions, Savannah, Gorilla House, Insectarium, Butterfly Pavilion, Planetarium, and Aquarium.

Stedelijk Museum

This international museum is a museum for modern art, contemporary art, and design. It was opened in 1895 and is one of the largest art museums in the Dutch region.

Oude Kerk

Standing bold and monumental within the boundaries of the Red Light District of Amsterdam, the Oude Kerk is one of the oldest churches in the city. It paints an image full of contrast on the pages of De Wallen with distinct colours of a coffee shop to its left, the Princess Juliana Nursery School at its right and numerous street workers on their way to work in front of it.