Small Group Walking Tour in Amsterdam with Friendly and Fun Guide

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Duration: 3 hours

Highlights:

A gentle stroll with your fun and enthusiastic guide, David, to see highlights including Dam Square, lots of lovely canals, picturesque back streets, beautiful canal houses, hidden gardens, brown cafés, etc.

*Medieval Amsterdam, the 17th-century canal ring expansion, the Jordaan, the buildings, the art, the people

Note

The tour is for three hours, and we’ll make a stop in a wonderful cafe for refreshments/toilet break.

If only 2 people booked on the tour, I reserve the option to move that booking to another tour when possible.

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Ages: Youth (7–17 years) · Adults (18–80 years)

Included: A very enthusiastic guide during walking tour. Bring your umbrella if it is likely to rain.

Dam Square & Damstraat

15 min

Here, we will have an introduction to Amsterdam. How the Amsterdam we see today evolve from a fishing village 750 years ago.
Nieuwe Kerk

15 min

A walk through medievil Amsterdam all the while covering all the amazing changes over the centuries.
Amsterdam

one hour

We will see all the iconic Amsterdam canals and you will discover how they were built. The 17th Century was full of change for Amsterdam and we will look at all the major events that made Amsterdam the most important city in the world.
The Jordaan

30 min

When the tour goes to the Jordaan, you will see this lovely part of Amsterdam. It used to be the area that housed the people who built the 1600's canal expansion. Now it is 'the village' part of Amsterdam. Lots of quiet streets and lovely places to eat or have a drink.
Old Center

30 min

We will look at old Amsterdam as we go from the Waag to Dam Square. There is lots of history and stories to be had here.
Begijnhof

15 min

One of the oldest hofjes in Amsterdam. It was originally used to house lay women who had not taken their vows to become nuns. A set of beautiful houses and a English Reformed chuch from 1607 and a Catholic chapel. A stunning piece of Amsterdam history.