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: Van Gogh Museum Entry & Self-Guided Art TourYou get timed entry to the Van Gogh Museum with no group, a digital route from your hotel to the entrance, self-guided access to four floors of paintings and temporary exhibitions, plus recommendations for nearby galleries and art shops. The flexible timing means you skip the morning queue and move through the collection at your own speed.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Van Gogh's masterpieces without joining a group tour or spending the morning in an entry queue — the timed slot and self-guided format let you control your own pace and skip the parts that don't interest you.
Amsterdam: Private Canal Dinner Cruise with Drinks & 2-Course MealYou’ll float through Amsterdam’s canals on a private dinner cruise, choosing your meal onboard as city lights flicker outside. Sip wine or beer while passing landmarks like Anne Frank House and Magere Brug. Friendly local crew keeps things relaxed — it’s more personal than you’d guess. Expect small surprises and those quiet moments only water brings.
Girl with the Pearl Earring & The Hague private tour with DelftA private guided tour of The Hague and Delft with a certified English, German or Dutch-speaking guide and driver. You begin at the Mauritshuis Museum to see Vermeer's Girl with the Pearl Earring alongside works by Rembrandt, Rubens and Frans Hals, then walk through The Hague's cobbled streets past the Binnenhof and the Dutch King's working palace, and finish in Delft exploring its canals and historic churches. No other guests join your group; the entire day is yours alone.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through the art and the city at your own pace without other guests around. A private guide means you linger where you want, ask what you want, and shape the day around what actually interests you—not what fits a group schedule.
Amsterdam: Canal cruise with light sculptures & drinksYou’ll glide through Amsterdam’s winter canals surrounded by glowing festival sculptures, warm drinks in hand and stories from your local guide. With heated seats, blankets, snacks, and no crowds to worry about, you’ll see the city’s art scene from a whole new angle — an experience that lingers long after you step back onto land.
Amsterdam: Bike Tour of Highlights & Hidden StreetsYou’ll cycle right into Amsterdam’s rhythm — from Central Station to the hidden courtyards of Jordaan and green stretches of Vondelpark. Taste fresh stroopwafel with sticky syrup during your break, hear stories outside Anne Frank House, and see canal houses up close with your local guide leading the way.
Rotterdam Architecture Walking Tour: Modern Landmarks GuideA 2-hour walking tour of Rotterdam's architecture with a professional architect guide, covering the new Central Station, Lijnbaan, Timmerhuis, Markthal and Cube Houses, ending on the riverside with views of the South Bank. The tour is led in English and suits groups of at least two people; minimum age is 12.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to Rotterdam and want to understand the city's postwar rebuild through the buildings themselves rather than a general city overview. The architect guide makes the difference—you're learning the reasoning behind each landmark, not just visiting them.
Schiphol to Amsterdam: Private Airport Transfer & VIP MeetYou’ll step off your flight at Schiphol and find your driver waiting with a sign—no stress or rushing through crowds. Enjoy WiFi on board, bottled water, and local tips as you’re driven directly to your hotel or cruise port in Amsterdam. The private transfer is comfortable, personal, and lets you start your trip feeling looked after—even before you unpack.
Amsterdam De Pijp: Street Food Walking Tour & Albert Cuyp MarketYou walk through Amsterdam's De Pijp neighborhood with a local guide, stopping at Albert Cuyp Market and family-run food stalls to taste 7–9 street foods including herring, kroketten, and stroopwafels, plus coffee or beer. Small groups mean real conversations with other travelers. The 4.5-hour tour covers 5,000–7,000 steps and includes all tastings; you book a departure time and meet your guide at the market.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a local in Amsterdam without spending hours planning which stalls to visit or worrying about language barriers — the guide handles introductions and ordering, and the small group size means you're not following a flag through crowds.
Rotterdam: Bike Tour Erasmus Bridge & Cube HousesYou cycle past Rotterdam's main landmarks — the Erasmus Bridge, Cube Houses, Markthal and St. Lawrence Church — with a local guide who explains the architecture, history and the nicknames buildings earn from locals. The tour includes bike rental, a coffee or beer break, and insider recommendations for restaurants and nightlife. You finish with a mental map of the city and enough context to explore on your own.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Rotterdam's main sights without the effort of planning stops and directions yourself — the bike pace lets you absorb the city's mix of medieval and modern architecture while a guide fills in the stories that make the landmarks stick.
Amsterdam Canal Cruise: Highlights & Free DrinkYou board a small private boat in central Amsterdam, receive a complimentary drink, and cruise past the Anne Frank House, Magere Brug, and the Jordaan district with a local guide explaining the city's history and architecture. The hour-long route covers the UNESCO-protected canal belt at a relaxed pace, with groups capped at 12 people, and you return to your starting point without arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Amsterdam's main canal landmarks without arranging transport or walking a fixed route — the boat does the moving, the guide handles the stories, and the included drink means you're settled in before you leave the dock.
Amsterdam Airport Transfer: Private Car with Flight TrackingYou're picked up at Schiphol or your accommodation with your flight tracked in real time. The driver waits up to 70 minutes from your arrival, WiFi and water are included, and you travel alone in an air-conditioned car or minivan. No public transport, no queue, no surprises — just a car waiting when you need it.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and public transport lines — the flight tracking and fixed price mean you're not negotiating at the curb or waiting to see what the ride costs.
Madame Tussauds Amsterdam & Canal Cruise Combo TicketYou get entry to Madame Tussauds on Dam Square plus a reserved 1-hour canal cruise from one of three departure points. Spend as long as you want with the wax figures—no guide, no time pressure—then head to the water for the scenic part. Kids under 4 enter free. Book your cruise time in advance to avoid gaps between attractions.Is it for me?Pick this if you want two solid Amsterdam attractions on one ticket without juggling separate bookings—the museum keeps you occupied for as long as you want, and the canal cruise gives you the city's most famous views without having to plan transport between stops.
Walking Tour of Delft: Royal Vault and Blue PotteryA walking tour of Delft with a live guide in English, German or Dutch, covering the New Church's royal vault, Vermeer Centre, the tilted Old Church, and Museum Prinsenhof where the Dutch nation's founder was killed. The tour lasts 90 minutes and moves at a relaxed pace through the city's canals and squares.Is it for me?Book the English, German or Dutch walk based on which language you're most comfortable with—the operator schedules each language on specific dates and times, so you'll have a fluent guide rather than translation. If you're traveling with a dog, stroller or wheelchair, all surfaces are accessible and dogs are welcome on the outdoor portions of the route.
Amsterdam Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou arrive at Amsterdam Airport, find your driver waiting with a nameplate in arrivals, and ride directly to your hotel or address in a private vehicle. Tolls and 60 minutes of free waiting time are included; the price is final with no hidden charges. Cancellation is free up to a day before your arrival.Is it for me?Ideal if you're arriving with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and fixed-price certainty — the driver meets you by name, so you don't negotiate fare or route once you land.
Amsterdam to Keukenhof & Zaanse Schans: Private Tour with LunchYou’ll taste fresh Gouda at a working farm near Zaanse Schans, climb inside an old windmill with your local guide, enjoy a riverside lunch, then wander Keukenhof’s endless tulip gardens. Expect laughter, honest moments with locals, and time to soak in all those colors before heading back to Amsterdam.
Amsterdam Airport Transfer: Private Mercedes & Flight TrackingYou book online with your flight number and hotel address, then a driver meets you at the airport or your hotel at the agreed time in a Mercedes, tracking your arrival and handling luggage. The fixed price and flight monitoring mean no negotiation at the curb and no waiting to see if your ride shows up—you get from Schiphol to Amsterdam (or back) without arranging anything else.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Schiphol with luggage and want to reach your hotel without waiting for a taxi or figuring out public transport—the fixed price and flight tracking remove the uncertainty of airport transfers, and the driver handles everything from curb to door.
Amsterdam, Keukenhof & Zaanse Schans: Private Tulip TourYou’ll wander Keukenhof’s blooming gardens with skip-the-line entry, visit a working bulb farm near Lisse, taste fresh Dutch cheese at Zaanse Schans windmill village, and stroll Volendam’s harbor — all with a local guide and private transport. Expect laughter, muddy shoes, and more color than you thought possible.
Vermeer Centrum Delft: All Paintings & Audio TourYou enter the Vermeer Centrum and move through reproductions of every painting he created, arranged in the order he painted them. The audio tour explains his life, his methods, and the hidden details in each work, while a reconstructed room lets you stand inside one of his compositions. Entry and audio are included; the museum is fully wheelchair accessible and located in Delft, reachable by train from The Hague.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Vermeer's entire body of work without traveling between museums across Europe — the chronological layout and included audio tour mean you move through his artistic development in one afternoon, with no gaps or confusion about what you've seen.
Rotterdam: Spy game city walk with smartphone cluesYou’ll wander Rotterdam as a secret agent, solving clues by smartphone at spots like the Cube Houses and Old Harbor. Explore WWII stories, quirky museums, and local life at your own pace — no crowds or schedules. It’s an interactive city walk that’ll have you laughing (and maybe arguing over riddles) long after you finish.
Zaanse Schans Day Trip: Windmills, Clogs & Private TourA private day trip from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans with a local guide, where you visit historic windmills, make wooden clogs in a workshop, taste Dutch cheese and return by train. The guide shapes the route to your interests, so the stops and pace are yours alone, not set by a tour schedule. Includes windmill entry, cheese tasting, the clog-making workshop, and public transport to and from the site; the tour runs about 4 hours. English or Dutch-speaking guides available.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Zaanse Schans without following a tour group's schedule—a private guide means the route and pace are yours, and you'll get stories and context most visitors never hear.
