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 Red Light District Tour & Sex Museum Private WalkYou’ll wander Amsterdam’s Red Light District with a local guide who knows every story behind those neon windows. Explore Zeedijk Street’s sailor history, pass through Chinatown’s incense-scented lanes, squeeze down hidden alleys and end up at the quirky Sex Museum (entry included). Expect laughter, real talk about Amsterdam’s culture, and moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Amsterdam: Craft Beer Brewery Tour by Bus with TastingsYou’ll ride a comfy air-conditioned bus through Amsterdam with an expert guide, stopping at three different craft breweries for guided tastings (nine beers total). Expect laughs with locals and travelers alike, plus behind-the-scenes stories from real brewers. You’ll finish back at De Bijenkorf feeling pleasantly buzzed — and probably craving another round.
Maastricht: Private City Walk with Flexible Start TimesYou’ll wander Maastricht’s historic heart with a local guide, see grand basilicas and charming squares, and soak up that relaxed southern Dutch atmosphere. Expect stories you won’t find online and time to notice small details — like café smells or laughter spilling from terraces. It’s less about ticking sights off a list than feeling part of the city for an afternoon.
Saloon Boat Amsterdam: Private 90-Min Historic CruiseYou’ll board a historic 1912 saloon boat for a private Amsterdam canal tour with your own group. Listen as your local captain shares personal stories while you glide past landmarks like Anne Frank House and Magere Brug. Enjoy a welcome drink, take in small details you’d miss on foot, and leave with new perspectives on daily life along the canals.
Amsterdam City Tour: Private Car, Museums & Jordaan StopsYou’ll ride through Amsterdam by private car with a local guide who adapts to your interests—stopping at Dam Square, wandering through the flower market’s scents and colors, pausing at world-class museums like Van Gogh or Rijksmuseum, and quietly reflecting outside the Anne Frank House in Jordaan. Expect small surprises and space to linger where you want most.
Bruges Day Trip from Amsterdam: Medieval City & Chocolate TastingYou travel by air-conditioned bus from Amsterdam to Bruges with a Spanish-speaking guide, visiting Lake of Love, the Beguinario, and the main squares while learning medieval history and chocolate craft. A chocolate tasting is included, plus roughly two hours of free time to explore or eat lunch on your own. The guide reminds you of the pickup time and location before you go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Bruges' main medieval sites and taste local chocolate without arranging your own transport or figuring out the walking route — the guide handles the history and pacing, and the bus handles the logistics, which leaves you free to actually look around.
Amsterdam Waterland: Guided Canoe Tour & Picnic LunchYou paddle a canoe through Waterland's reed-lands and villages in a group of up to 10, stopping halfway for a picnic lunch on an island. The tour includes a local guide, round-trip transport from Amsterdam, two beverages, and a life jacket. You need to be a moderate swimmer and comfortable with wet clothes; the whole experience takes a few hours and leaves from Amsterdam Noord.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle through Dutch countryside without arranging your own transport or figuring out where to eat — the small group size and local guide mean you're not just seeing Waterland, you're understanding how people live there.
Amsterdam: E-Bike City Tour with Canals, Vondelpark & CoffeeYou’ll ride an electric bike through Amsterdam with a local guide, weaving past canals in Jordaan, gliding through Vondelpark’s greenery, and pausing at Museumplein and Prinseneiland’s palmentuin. Expect small moments—a laugh over Dutch words or warm coffee after cool air—that make this city tour feel personal.
Amsterdam Airport to City: Private Luxury Van TransferYou’ll step off your flight at Schiphol and find your private chauffeur waiting just past baggage claim for a smooth ride into Amsterdam’s city center. Settle into a luxury Mercedes van, enjoy chilled bottled water, and get local tips from your driver along the way. It’s all arranged ahead of time—including pickup—even if your flight’s delayed. You’ll start your trip feeling surprisingly relaxed.
Kinderdijk windmill tour from Rotterdam: Private boat and bikeA private guided tour from Rotterdam to Kinderdijk, a UNESCO World Heritage site with 19 windmills, combines boat transport, cycling or walking through the polder, and entry into one working windmill. The guide speaks English or Dutch, pickup is included from the cruise port, central station or your hotel, and the tour runs 3 to 4 hours with coffee, snacks and water provided. You set the pace—no rushing, no big groups.Is it for me?The private format and flexible pace mean you're not locked into a group schedule or a fixed route—your guide adjusts to what you want to see and how fast you want to move. This works well if you prefer to linger at the windmills or explore the polder without the pressure of keeping up with a larger group.
Jewish Quarter Amsterdam Walking Tour: Anne Frank's hiding placesYou’ll walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with a local guide who brings Anne Frank’s story to life right where it happened. See places like Dam Square and the Portuguese Synagogue, pause at WWII monuments, and end outside Anne Frank House with new perspective — it’s moving in ways you don’t expect.
Rotterdam Cube Houses Tour with Private Local Guide EntryYou’ll walk Rotterdam’s streets with a local guide who shares stories behind its bold architecture and WWII history. Step inside a real Cube House, wander through Market Hall’s colors and smells, and see how old blends into new at every turn. This tour feels like getting shown around by someone who really knows their city — you’ll leave seeing Rotterdam differently.
Amsterdam Canal Cruise: German Guide & Unlimited DrinksYou board a small electric boat near Central Station and spend an hour drifting through Amsterdam's main canals with unlimited drinks and a German-speaking guide who lives in the city. You pass the Herengracht, Magere Brug, the Portuguese Synagogue, and the old harbour while learning how the 17th-century trade system built the city. The boat runs in any weather, and everything—drinks, guide, the full route—is included in one price.Is it for me?Pick this if you speak German and want to see Amsterdam's main canals without arranging your own transport or hunting for drinks—the small boat and included guide mean you're not competing with a hundred other tourists for the view.
Rotterdam: Private Rickshaw City Tour with Hotel PickupYou’ll glide through Rotterdam’s city center by rickshaw with a local guide—passing WWII survivors like City Hall, marveling at Cube Houses up close, tasting fresh market snacks at Markthal, and hearing real stories behind each landmark. Expect spontaneous stops and small surprises along the way—it feels personal.
Dutch Wine Tasting Amsterdam City Centre: 5 Local WinesDutch Wine Tasting is a guided wine tasting in Amsterdam City Centre where you sample 5 wines from local Dutch winemakers in an intimate speakeasy room, with a sommelier who personalizes the experience to your palate. The tasting lasts 1.5 to 2 hours and includes fresh bread from a local baker, tasting forms and water; you can upgrade to add a charcuterie platter of local products. The guide speaks English, German or Dutch, and the minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Dutch wines in a quiet, intimate setting away from the bustle of the city center—the speakeasy location and small group size mean you're tasting with locals, not in a crowded tasting hall. The sommelier's personalization works best if you're curious about what you like rather than looking for a quick drinks stop.
Groningen Canal Cruise: Historical Sights & Drinks IncludedYou’ll board in Groningen’s marina for an hour-long canal cruise with unlimited drinks and a local skipper sharing stories as you pass sights like the Groninger Museum, old trading warehouses, Martinitoren, and royal gardens. Expect laughter, little surprises along the water’s edge, and that feeling of seeing a city from its quietest side.
Amsterdam bike tour: 3 windmills and Dutch countrysideA 2.5 to 3 hour private bike tour of Amsterdam's countryside and landmarks, traveling on safe, quiet, wide paths away from traffic. You visit three windmills, Muiden Castle, a cheese farm, houseboats, the Jewish cemetery (on request), and stop for coffee or beer at a traditional brown café. Your Amsterdam-born guide speaks English fluently and also German, Spanish and Portuguese.Is it for me?At 2.5 to 3 hours, the tour fits into a free afternoon or morning without consuming your whole day, leaving room to explore Amsterdam itself or rest before moving on. The wide, quiet bike paths mean you spend the ride on routes locals use, not fighting traffic or navigating busy streets.
Amsterdam Schiphol Transfer: Local Driver & Flight TrackingYou’ll land at Schiphol and be met by a local driver who tracks your flight, helps with luggage, and gets you straight to your hotel or back to the airport—no wandering or waiting around. Expect little details like Wi-Fi in the car and tips for your first hours in Amsterdam. It’s simple comfort after a long flight—and you’ll probably remember that first friendly face.
Rotterdam and The Hague tour in Spanish: 2 cities, 8 hoursA full-day tour in Spanish visiting Rotterdam and The Hague with a professional guide and air-conditioned bus transportation. The itinerary covers Rotterdam's modern architecture, the Markthal market, and The Hague's government buildings, royal palace, and Peace Palace. The tour lasts eight hours and departs from a central meeting point; arrive 15 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting both Rotterdam and The Hague in one day and prefer a guided group pace with Spanish-language commentary over exploring independently.
Amsterdam: Anne Frank WWII Walking Tour & Jewish HistoryYou’ll walk Amsterdam’s wartime streets with a local guide, listen for church bells Anne Frank once heard, pause at Dam Square to learn its hidden history, and end outside the Anne Frank House reflecting on her story. Expect sensory details and small surprises — this tour lingers long after it ends.
