Discover Amsterdam beyond the usual highlights with Tourizzy - a self-guided video tour through the city’s canals, historic streets, lively squares and charming neighbourhoods. Explore at your own pace with GPS-linked locations, while short videos bring the stories, history and local character of each place to life.
See famous spots such as Dam Square, Damrak and Westerkerk, wander through the Jordaan and Nieuwmarkt, and discover places like Spui, Bloemenmarkt and the historic Oude Kerk.
*Explore Amsterdam independently and at your own pace
*Discover iconic landmarks and charming local neighbourhoods
*Watch engaging short videos at each location
*Learn interesting stories and facts about the places you visit
*Use GPS-linked stops to easily find each location
*Start, pause or continue the tour whenever it suits you
*No fixed meeting time and no need to follow a group
*Perfect for solo travellers, couples and families
No guide or driver will meet you at this location. This is a self-guided digital tour. After booking, you will receive instructions to access the Tourizzy app and can start the tour independently from the recommended starting point at any time.
Jordaan is one of Amsterdam’s most charming neighbourhoods, known for its picturesque canals, narrow streets, cozy cafés, art galleries and historic houses. It’s a great place to experience a quieter, more local side of the city.
Damrak is one of Amsterdam’s most iconic streets, connecting Amsterdam Central Station with Dam Square. It’s famous for its beautiful canal views, historic buildings and the distinctive narrow houses along the waterfront.
Dam Square is the heart of Amsterdam and one of the city’s most famous landmarks. Surrounded by historic buildings, shops and cafés, the square is home to the Royal Palace and has been an important meeting place for centuries.
Dating back to the 13th century, the Oude Kerk is Amsterdam’s oldest building and one of its most important historic landmarks. Located in the heart of the Red Light District, the church stands out for its impressive Gothic architecture and fascinating history.
Located in the heart of Amsterdam’s historic centre, Nieuwmarkt is a lively square surrounded by historic buildings, cafés and restaurants. At its centre stands De Waag, a striking medieval building that once formed part of the city’s old fortifications.
A lively square in the historic centre of Amsterdam, Spui is known for its cafés, bookshops and relaxed atmosphere. It’s also home to the famous Begijnhof, a peaceful historic courtyard hidden just off the square.
Famous for its floating flower stalls along the Singel canal, the Bloemenmarkt is a colourful spot in the heart of Amsterdam. Visitors can browse a wide variety of flowers, bulbs and Dutch souvenirs while enjoying views of the historic canal.
Known for its striking Renaissance architecture, Westerkerk is one of Amsterdam’s most recognisable churches. Its tall tower offers beautiful views over the city, while the church itself is closely connected to Amsterdam’s history and Rembrandt, who was buried nearby.
Known for its narrow streets, beautiful canals and charming historic houses, the Jordaan is one of Amsterdam’s most atmospheric neighbourhoods. It’s a great area to wander around, discover small cafés and shops, and get a feel for the city’s local character.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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