AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Amsterdam. Canal cruises, the Van Gogh and Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank story, cheese tastings and the windmill day trips, all in one place.
Covered Amsterdam canal cruise with Dutch cheese, mustard, and unlimited drinks. Glide past Anne Frank House, Rijksmuseum, and Magere Brug.
Most Popular“It was a great tour. Ouf guide was excellent and friendly to guide us to windmills, dyke and guithorn.”
1-hour Amsterdam electric canal cruise with live guide, Jordaan sights, and an unlimited drinks & bites option for the canal-photo crowd.
“Free drinks - we were lucky to get 3 wines - we had to ask for 2 of these Free nobles - were a small pack.of mixed Crackers, it was £10 more for a cheese baord Poor boat repair - the plastic flap to enclose the inside of the boat was broken so the freezing…”
Visit the former Heineken brewery with a 90-minute self-guided tour, Brew U ride, draft-pouring lessons, and 2 drinks.
“Great experience which was fun from the start. The guides were knowledgeable and kept is engaged.”
Skip the ticket line with a timed Rijksmuseum entry. See Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and 800 years of Dutch art and history for $31.
“Big crowds, must queue to gain entry, 15 to 20 minutes wait time.”
One-hour covered electric canal cruise in Amsterdam with live hosts, classic sights, and optional unlimited Dutch cheese and wine.
“Great way to see the city while enjoying some cheese and your favorite beverage. Guides were great providing commentary.”
Amsterdam evening canal cruise on UNESCO waterways with 19-language audio, optional wine snacks, and standout night views from the bridges.
“Great commentary by Captain Peter. Amazing views of beautiful landmarks.”
75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with 19-language audio, snacks, and kids stories, passing UNESCO canals, bridges, and major landmarks.
“it was very beautiful, i am recommending this activity to everyone”
1.5-hour heated Amsterdam canal cruise with unlimited Heineken, wine, snacks, and guided views from an open electric boat.
“Lovely experience, great tour guide and very appreciative of them controlling the boisterousness of a large group of Americans. Great selection of snacks and drinks and really is free flowing. Super comfy boat, great route and perfect experience on the canals 🥳”
A 6-hour Dutch countryside day trip from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans, Volendam, and Marken, with windmills and traditional cheese stops.
“I’m very happy and the tours guide friendly with piano I love it. I will do again next year”
Electric open-boat canal cruise with a live English guide, unlimited beer/wine/soft drinks, and a small bite in Amsterdam.
“So much fun to take this boat through the Amsterdam canals! The boat was a bit more crowded than we thought it would be, but everyone was so nice. Our captain and bartender was very helpful and experienced, even gave us great recommendations for the rest of our trip!”
8-hour bus tour from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans windmills, Edam cheese tasting, clog demo, plus Volendam and Marken fishing villages.
“The tour guide Bea was so amazingly kind and so informative. I was so cold and home sick from Australia and she was a fantastic woman. I hope everyone books this tour to experience Bea's amazing service”
Sip -10°C cocktails at Amsterdam Icebar with a warm lounge welcome drink, jacket and gloves, plus two included drinks.
“I love trying different Icebars everywhere I go! The drinks included are good and a good selection also. Amsterdam is definitely a smaller ice bar than the others I’ve been too but still a good experience and worth it!”
Amsterdam city-centre canal cruise from Central Station: a 1-hour UNESCO canal-belt ride with audio in 19 languages, from $18.
“On time and very friendly guide! Thanks for sharing Amsterdam from the canal”
Roundtrip shuttle from Amsterdam to Keukenhof with official entry, guaranteed seats, and hop-on buses every 30 minutes.
“Beautiful gardens, nicely laid out and spread out!! Well worth it!! Went on May 6, 2025 and there were plenty of flowers in bloom.”
Guided 2-hour walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII sites, ending by Anne Frank House. Small group, English guide. Tickets not included.
“We traveled with a family of 10, ranging in age from 18 to 58. Everyone said that this was their most favorite thing that we did during our time in Germany, Belgium and Amsterdam. Patrick was an amazing guide; knowledgeable, with the appropriate gravitas for the subject, kind and accommodating.”
From the canal ring to the great museums to the windmills and tulip fields, and every way to spend a day in the city.
