Things to do in Netherlands
Best Museum Amsterdam41 optionsDay Trips from Amsterdam8 optionsAmsterdam Walking Tour94 optionsAmsterdam Bike Tour22 optionsAmsterdam City Tour6 optionsAmsterdam Airport Transfer15 optionsZaanse Schans Tours28 optionsAmsterdam Food Tour54 optionsAmsterdam Red Light District Tour30 optionsRotterdam Airport Taxi5 optionsDelft Tours23 optionsEindhoven Airport Taxi6 options
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Amsterdam: Canal, Tulip & Windmill Photoshoot SessionYou’ll wander Amsterdam’s canals or tulip fields with a local photographer who knows all the best angles and spots. Get gentle guidance on natural poses (even if you’re awkward) and enjoy outfit tips that actually make sense. Your memories are delivered fast as high-res images—so you can relive those moments before they blur together.
Amsterdam Bike Tour: Architecture, Canals & Chocolate TastingYou’ll pedal through Amsterdam’s quieter neighborhoods with a local guide who knows all the shortcuts and stories. Expect quirky buildings, canal views, and chocolate tasting at Tony’s Chocolonely spot—all with plenty of stops for photos or just taking it all in. There’s something about seeing this city by bike that stays with you.
Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam: Skip-the-Line Entry & Audio GuideYou get timed entry that skips the line, access to the world's largest Van Gogh collection, and the option to rent an audio guide when you arrive. The museum's layout lets you explore at your own pace, moving through his paintings and personal letters in the order his life unfolded. Lockers hold your coat, and if your entry time shifts, you'll know before you arrive.Is it for me?This ticket is for anyone who wants to see Van Gogh's masterpieces without losing half the day to a queue—the timed entry and skip-the-line access are what make a stress-free visit possible, especially on busy days when the museum sells out.
Amsterdam: Treasure Hunt Game & History Puzzle WalkYou’ll solve real puzzles across Amsterdam’s historic center, following clues tucked into architecture and old stories. With your own backpack kit and support if you need it, you’ll laugh, get stumped, maybe argue a bit—and feel that rush when a mystery unravels right in your hands.
Rotterdam: 2-Hour Walking Tour & Local Architecture GuideYou walk for two hours through Rotterdam's postmodern architecture and WWII history, starting and ending at Markthal. Your local guide points out the Cube Houses, the 15th-century Church of St. Lawrence, and the port at Leuvehaven, then steers you toward the restaurants and cafés locals actually use. Small groups only, wheelchair accessible, and you're back where you started by mid-morning or early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Rotterdam's rebuild story and find where locals actually eat, without arranging a guide separately. The two-hour pace means you're done by lunchtime and can spend the rest of your day in the neighborhoods your guide recommended.
Amsterdam: Private Food Tour & Canal Walk with 10+ TastingsYou walk three historic Amsterdam neighborhoods with a local guide who tailors the route to your taste, stopping at five family-owned food spots for 10+ tastings: Gouda with wine, stroopwafels, herring, bitterballen, jenever, and more. Hotel pickup is included, dietary needs are welcome, and the guide designs the stops and pace around your group—so no two tours are the same.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste what Amsterdam actually eats without arranging five separate stops, timing herring before 4pm, or navigating the canals yourself—the private guide does all that and adjusts the route on the fly based on what your group is hungry for.
Old Amsterdam Cheese Tasting with Wine Pairing in AmsterdamA 55-minute cheese and wine tasting in central Amsterdam where you taste five award-winning Dutch cheeses paired with specially selected wines and learn the craft of cheese tasting from a live guide. The tasting happens in a dedicated room at the Old Amsterdam cheese shop, and you'll discover how cheese is made and how to tell the difference between varieties. Children from age 4 are welcome; the minimum drinking age is 18.Is it for me?Book this tasting if you have an afternoon free in Amsterdam and want to understand Dutch cheese beyond the name—the guide teaches you how to taste, and the dedicated room keeps the focus on flavor instead of rushing through a shop.
Amsterdam Canal Cruise: Old City Centre, Drinks & Live GuideYou’ll slip into Amsterdam’s oldest canals by electric boat with a live guide sharing local stories as you sip your choice of beer, wine, coffee or soda. Watch city life glide by from water level, see landmarks like the old church and red-light district, and enjoy small moments that stick with you long after—like laughter echoing under bridges.
Electric Boat Rental Amsterdam: Steer Your Own RouteYou rent an electric boat for up to eight people, receive a safety briefing and map, then steer yourself through Amsterdam's canals for two hours at your own pace. An optional audio tour in five languages is available at the dock. Lifejackets, blankets, and pillows are included, and you can board from any of seven locations across the city.Is it for me?Right for groups or couples who want to explore Amsterdam's canals without following a guide's schedule or commentary. The two-hour window is enough to cover several neighborhoods at a relaxed pace, and steering yourself is part of what makes it feel like you're discovering the city rather than being shown it.
South Holland: Self-Drive Electric Dune & Beach Tour GPS AudioYou’ll feel every breeze as you drive your own electric Twizy through South Holland’s dune and beach region with GPS audio guiding you along quiet roads. Stop for coffee at a beach club, walk barefoot on Noordwijk’s sand, and snap photos whenever you feel like it. This self-drive day trip lets you set your own pace—and maybe laugh at yourself a bit along the way.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou specify your pickup address and time, the driver calls to confirm the vehicle, and you're driven to or from Schiphol Airport in a private, air-conditioned car. The driver waits 70 minutes free after your flight lands, giving you time to clear arrivals without rushing. All fees and taxes are included upfront.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing or departing Amsterdam without a car, since pickup from your address is included and the price is fixed before you book. The 70-minute free wait at arrivals means you're not rushing through customs or paying extra for a few minutes of delay.
Amsterdam: Van Gogh Museum Private Tour with Art HistorianYou’ll walk into Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum with an art historian guiding you—no waiting in line—and see masterpieces like “The Potato Eaters” and “Sunflowers” up close. Hear stories about Vincent’s life and family that go beyond what you’d expect from a regular visit. This private tour lets you ask questions, linger where you want, and leaves you seeing color—and maybe spring—a little differently.
Amsterdam Light Festival Cruise: Heated Boat, Drinks & SnacksYou’ll slip into Amsterdam’s winter nights aboard a classic heated boat for the Light Festival cruise, guided by locals who share stories behind each glowing artwork along the Amstel. Sip unlimited mulled wine or hot chocolate, snack on stroopwafels or salty bites, and watch as more than 20 art pieces transform familiar canals into something quietly magical.
Amsterdam: Private Walking Tour & Canal Cruise with PickupYou’ll wander Amsterdam’s lively markets, pause at landmarks like Dam Square and Anne Frank House, then relax on a glass-roof canal cruise. With your private guide sharing stories and hotel pickup included, you’ll get close to both everyday life and famous sights — plus those little moments you only notice when you’re walking slow enough to look up.
Amsterdam: Private Walking Tour with Hidden Courtyards & Local CafesYou’ll wander Amsterdam’s canal ring with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect hidden courtyards like Begijnhof, lively market squares with stroopwafels, and real conversations over coffee in tucked-away cafés. With just your small group, you’ll see Amsterdam up close—and probably leave with more questions than answers (in a good way).
Amsterdam Red Light District & Dutch Food Tour PrivateYou walk the Red Light District with a private local guide for two hours, taste three Dutch specialties at neighborhood food spots, see the Old Church and the city's smallest house, and learn the actual history behind the neon signs and narrow streets. You choose your departure time between 1pm and 9pm, and the tour ends at Dam Square.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Red Light District as a real neighborhood with legal history and local food culture, not as a photo stop — the private guide and food tastings are what turn it from a walk into an actual education.
Amsterdam: Van Gogh Museum Guided Tour & Entry TicketYou’ll step right into Van Gogh’s universe with a local art historian who brings each painting—and even Vincent himself—to life through personal stories and gentle humor. Expect hands-on moments, quiet reflection among masterpieces like Sunflowers and The Bedroom, and plenty of chances to ask questions or just soak up the atmosphere at your own pace.
Amsterdam E-Bike Tour to Zaanse Schans WindmillsYou cycle 40 kilometers from Amsterdam through the Twiske nature reserve to Zaanse Schans, visiting ten windmills, a working cheese farm, and clog workshops on foot. The return route passes the fairytale InnTel Hotel in Zaandam and the street-art harbor at NDSM before a final ferry back to the city. Includes e-bike with pedal assist, helmet, rain gear, and a stroopwafel, with the whole day taking around five to six hours depending on stops.Is it for me?Right for experienced cyclists who want to see the Dutch countryside and windmills without arranging their own transport or navigation — the guide handles the route and timing, leaving you to focus on the ride and the stops.
Amsterdam Walking Tour: Dam Square & Canal Belt with Local GuideYou walk the Canal Belt and Dam Square with a local guide who shows you the main landmarks and then takes you into the streets where tour buses don't reach. Two hours, small group, English-speaking guide, insider tips included. No set itinerary after the first stops—the guide decides where to go based on what they want you to see.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Amsterdam's main sights but prefer a local's perspective over a scripted route, and you're comfortable with a small group and a walking pace that doesn't rush.
Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam: Self-Guided Audio TourYou get entry to all permanent and temporary exhibitions, an audio guide with detailed commentary on van Gogh's life and work, and complete freedom to explore the museum's four floors at whatever pace suits you. No group, no schedule, no rush — just you, the paintings, and the story behind them. Timed entry is managed when you book, so you skip the morning queue.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand van Gogh's paintings without the pressure of a group tour or a rigid timeline — the audio guide gives you the context, and the self-paced format lets you linger on what moves you.
