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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The Hague Private Tour: Mauritshuis & Peace Palace with GuideA private walking tour of The Hague with a live guide in your chosen language, covering the parliament complex, royal palaces and the Peace Palace, followed by an introductory tour of Mauritshuis museum and free time to explore on your own. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available as an option. The guide answers questions about Dutch history, politics and daily life, and you control how long you spend at each stop.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to The Hague and want someone who knows the city to explain what you're walking past—the parliament, the palaces, the statues and their stories—rather than reading plaques on your own. The guide's pace adjusts to yours, so you're not rushed through the political center or the museum.
Amsterdam: Moco Museum & 1-Hour Canal Cruise with Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry queue at Moco Museum and spend an hour with Banksy, Warhol, and KAWS in a converted mansion, then take a 1-hour audio-guided canal cruise from one of three departure points. The combination ticket saves money and eliminates the back-and-forth of booking two things separately. Book your museum time-slot first, then secure your cruise slot at a Tours & Tickets shop to guarantee your preferred departure time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Amsterdam's modern art scene and its famous canals in one outing without arranging two separate tickets or spending time in entry queues—the combination deal and skip-the-line access are what make both stops fit into a single afternoon.
Giethoorn & Zaanse Schans Private Tour: Luxury MinivanA private luxury minivan tour from Amsterdam for up to 7 guests, with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup, and a full day exploring Giethoorn's car-free canals and Zaanse Schans' working windmills and wooden houses. You choose how long to linger at each stop, and the driver adjusts the route to suit your group's interests.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Amsterdam and want to see the Dutch countryside without renting a car or following a fixed group schedule. The private minivan and flexible timing suit families with young children, groups traveling together, or anyone who wants to linger where it matters and skip what doesn't.
Amsterdam: Heineken Experience & Hop-On Hop-Off Bus 24hYou get fast-track entry to the Heineken Experience brewery tour with one free drink included; 24 hours of unlimited hop-on hop-off bus rides across 10 Amsterdam landmarks and neighborhoods; audio guides in 18 languages; and an air-conditioned coach with a glass roof. No lines, no fixed schedule, no figuring out the tram system.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Amsterdam's main sights without renting a bike or learning the tram routes, and you'd rather skip the brewery queue — the combined ticket removes three separate bookings and gives you the flexibility to hop off wherever the city catches your attention.
Body Worlds Amsterdam: Skip-the-Line Timed Entry TicketYou arrive at your reserved time and enter Body Worlds Amsterdam immediately, skipping the outdoor queue. The self-guided tour takes you through permanent galleries on human anatomy, health, and movement, with audio explanations at each display. All areas are wheelchair accessible, and you can spend as long as you need inside. The whole visit fits into whatever time you've blocked out, without the uncertainty of not knowing when you'll actually get in.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Body Worlds without standing in a queue—the timed entry removes the guesswork about when you'll actually get inside, which matters when you're fitting multiple things into an Amsterdam day.
Amsterdam: Zaanse Schans Windmills, Cheese & Brewery TourYou travel from Amsterdam Central Station to Zaanse Schans by included public transport, explore working windmills and traditional wooden houses with a private local guide, taste Dutch cheese and watch clog-making in action, enjoy a hot chocolate milk and fresh brewery beer, then return to the city. The whole day is paced to let you absorb the place instead of racing through it.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see traditional Dutch craftsmanship and landscapes without arranging your own transport or tickets — the private guide and included entry mean you step off the train and start exploring, not planning.
Amsterdam Nightlife & Movie Ticket: 13 Clubs 2 DaysYou get free entry to 13+ Amsterdam nightlife venues for two days, including Club Prime, Club Panama, Jungle Club and the silent disco Hush, plus welcome drinks at select clubs, 2-for-1 cocktails at Suzy Wong, free Holland Casino entry with a drink, and a movie ticket for Pathé City. Pick your clubs night by night without worrying about door fees.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending two nights in Amsterdam who wants to sample different clubs without paying entry fees each time — the two-day window and multiple venues mean you're not locked into one night or one place.
Eindhoven to Amsterdam: Private Mercedes Transfer & LuggageYou get picked up from your Eindhoven location in a private luxury minivan that fits your whole group and all your luggage, with WiFi and water included. The driver knows the route to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague or Utrecht and has your details in advance, so arrival time is predictable and the price is fixed. The journey takes 60–90 minutes depending on traffic and destination, and you avoid the queue for shared shuttles or the negotiation of a taxi fare.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with luggage, a group, or children and want to avoid the shared shuttle queue or the uncertainty of a taxi fare—the fixed price and advance confirmation mean you know exactly what to expect and what it costs.
Amsterdam: Private Wine Tasting & Old Town with Local ExpertYou'll taste 4 or 5 Dutch wines at two stylish Amsterdam wine bars with a licensed expert guide who speaks your language; the 3-hour option includes traditional appetizers and a walking tour of the Old Town past Dam Square and the Royal Palace. Groups stay under 15 people, so the pace is conversational rather than rushed. Arrive on time at the meeting point, and check your email the day before for final details.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Dutch wine in places locals actually go, with someone who knows the story behind each glass, without the pressure of a large group or a rigid schedule. The small group size and licensed guide are what make the difference between a tasting and a real conversation about wine.
Amsterdam to Brussels & Atomium: Day Trip with Grand PlaceYou get picked up in central Amsterdam, driven to Brussels, and spend the day standing in front of the Atomium, walking through Grand Place's medieval squares, and exploring the city's bars and chocolate shops with a small group and a local guide. The return drive gets you back to Amsterdam by evening, with all transport and timing handled for you.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Brussels and the Atomium in a single day without arranging your own transport or timing—the small group format and fixed schedule mean you move at a pace that lets you actually notice the medieval squares and taste the city instead of just passing through.
Amsterdam: Red Light District Beer Tour & 6 Craft TastingsYou walk 2.5km through Old Amsterdam's medieval streets and canals with a local guide, stopping at seven historic pubs and cafés for six craft beer tastings paired with Dutch cheese, smoked sausage, and bitterballen. You'll hear stories about sailors paying tabs with monkeys, how Heineken got its start, and why the Red Light District and a 700-year-old church sit side by side. Groups stay under ten people, tips are included, and wine or non-alcoholic options are available at every stop.Is it for me?Book this if you want Amsterdam's real history — not the postcard version — told by someone who actually lives here, with the pace and group size that lets you sit, listen, and ask questions instead of rushing between stops.
Amsterdam: Rembrandtplein Nightlife Tour & 4 Free ShotsYou meet a local Beer Hostess at Rembrandtplein and move through four selected bars in Amsterdam's main nightlife district, getting four free welcome shots and local tips along the way. The group ends the evening at Supperclub with entry included. No reservations needed, no time spent figuring out where to go next—your hostess handles the route and the introductions.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the "where should we go" conversation and let someone who actually knows the scene handle the route, the introductions, and the first round—the hostess is what makes a random night out feel like you're in on something.
Amsterdam: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Canal Boat 24h or 48hYou board a red bus and ride to any stop that interests you—the Museum District, Anne Frank House area, or Leidseplein—then switch to a canal boat whenever you want without buying another ticket. Your 24 or 48 hours include audio commentary, a free diamond museum visit, and app-based walking tours. Download the City Sightseeing Amsterdam app before you arrive so you can track buses and boats in real time.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover Amsterdam's main landmarks—from the Museum District to the Anne Frank House area—without arranging separate transport or worrying about timing; the ticket's flexibility means you set the pace, and the boat routes let you see the canal belt from the water without booking a separate cruise.
Amsterdam Canal Cruise 1 Hour: Glass Boat, Audio GuideYou board a glass-roofed boat for a one-hour drift through Amsterdam's UNESCO canals, listening to an audio guide explain the Magere Brug, the Golden Bend mansions, and the city's 17th-century expansion. Each route varies, so the sights aren't identical every time. Boats depart frequently from morning to evening, with no advance booking required.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Amsterdam's main canals and bridges without arranging a guide or committing to a fixed schedule. The frequent departures mean flexibility, and the varying routes keep the experience from feeling repetitive if you take more than one cruise.
Amsterdam Evening Canal Cruise: Lights on the WaterYou board a comfortable canal boat in the evening, listen to an audio guide in your choice of 20 languages, and float past illuminated 17th-century buildings, iconic bridges, and UNESCO-listed canals for 90 minutes. Optional wine and cheese upgrade available at the ticket office before departure.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Amsterdam's canals without arranging your own transport or timing — the boat departs in the evening when the city lights are on, which is what makes the buildings and bridges stand out. The 90 minutes is enough to cover the main waterways without feeling rushed.
Amsterdam: Van Gogh Museum & 1-Hour Canal Cruise ComboYou arrive at your reserved time, walk straight into the Van Gogh Museum, and spend as long as you want with over 200 paintings and 500 drawings. Then you board a one-hour canal cruise with a multilingual audio guide, passing the Magere Brug, Anne Frank House, and the 17th-century Canal Ring. Both entries are included in one ticket, and your museum time slot is locked in when you book.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Van Gogh Museum and experience Amsterdam's canals without arranging two separate bookings or worrying about museum queues—the fixed time slot and combined ticket remove the logistics, leaving you to focus on the art and the water.
Amsterdam: Heineken Experience & 1-Hour Canal Cruise ComboYou cruise the Amsterdam Canal Ring for an hour with an audio guide pointing out the Bloemenmarkt, Red Light District, and Jordaan, then spend time at the Heineken Experience learning the brewery's 150-year history and enjoying two included beers. Entry to both attractions and the guided cruise are bundled into one ticket, saving you the logistics of booking separately.Is it for me?This works well if you want Amsterdam's two most-visited attractions in one afternoon without arranging separate bookings and entry times—the combo ticket handles both, and the audio guide on the water means you're learning as you float past instead of standing still.
Rijksmuseum & Amsterdam Canal Cruise: Skip-the-Line TicketYou skip the Rijksmuseum entry line with your e-ticket and spend as long as you want inside—audio guides in eight languages are available free. Afterward, you board a one-hour canal cruise at a time you choose, seeing Amsterdam's UNESCO waterways from water level. The whole package eliminates the need to book two separate attractions and manage two different entry times, which is what makes it worth doing as a bundle.Is it for me?This combination works best if you want to see Amsterdam's two biggest draws—art and waterways—without arranging separate tickets and managing two different entry times. The museum visit is entirely self-paced, and the cruise time is yours to set in advance, so you're not locked into a rigid schedule.
Amsterdam Pass: 45+ Attractions & Rijksmuseum | 1-5 DaysYou get entry to 40+ Amsterdam attractions across 1, 2, 3, or 5 consecutive days—including the Rijksmuseum, Heineken Experience, A'DAM Lookout, canal cruises, and bike rental. The digital pass loads in the Go City app, so no separate tickets or lines at each stop. Some attractions require advance reservation through the app. Savings reach 50% if you visit five or more paid sites.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to pack multiple Amsterdam attractions into a short trip without buying separate tickets or spending time at entry desks—the pass covers the major museums and experiences, plus day trips, so you move between stops without the logistics of individual bookings.
Amsterdam Airport to City: Private Transfer & Meet & GreetYou're met at arrivals with a placard bearing your name, then driven directly to your Amsterdam hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with 75 minutes of free waiting time included. No haggling, no surge pricing, no arranging a taxi — just a fixed-price transfer that removes the logistics of your first and last mile in the city.Is it for me?This works best if you're arriving with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue or public transport navigation — the fixed price and included waiting time mean you're not watching the clock or worrying about the cost climbing while you collect your bags.
