What if I told you that you could spend hours walking along Amsterdam’s canals and still miss what truly makes the city special? Many travelers see the picturesque bridges, take a photo at Dam Square, and think they’ve experienced it all, when in fact, they’ve only skimmed the surface.
Behind the postcard-perfect views lie narrow alleys that whisper centuries of history, local cafés where artists and dreamers still gather, and neighborhoods that reveal the real rhythm of Amsterdam life. Without a local by your side, it’s easy to miss the authentic moments.
With our Walking Tour in Amsterdam, you’ll see the city through a local’s eyes. Your guide tailors each tour to your interests, leading you through iconic landmarks while uncovering the secrets, stories, and surprises that make Amsterdam unforgettable.
You’ll also receive personalized recommendations on where to eat, drink, and explore beyond the usual spots, ensuring a genuine experience far from tourist traps.
Meet your guide with a small yellow umbrella at the benches opposite the DIOR fashion store on Dam Square.
See the site where public executions were once held and where the Royal Palace, built in the 17th century as the city hall, still stands.
Discover the building that was originally constructed in the 17th century as Amsterdam’s city hall and later became the royal residence.
Visit the church built in the 15th century that hosts royal inaugurations and national exhibitions.
Stand on the square that once served as the center of trade and is located in front of the former stock exchange building.
Walk through the nine small streets laid out in the 17th century that connect the main canals and are filled with shops and cafés.
Observe the canal houses built in the 17th century on wooden piles that have shifted over time, giving them a leaning appearance.
Admire the cinema opened in 1921, built by Abraham Tuschinski, that still screens films and hosts Dutch premieres.
See the square named after the painter Rembrandt that became a meeting point after serving as a butter market in the 17th century.
Browse the floating market established in 1862, where tulips and other bulbs have been sold on the canals for decades.
View the building that hosts opera and ballet performances and opened in 1986 on the Amstel River.
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