Free Walking Tour of the Historic Center of Amsterdam: 

On this tour, you will get an overview of the city and a bit of its history, some details on how this unique city was born. We will visit emblematic places such as Beurs van Berlage, Royal Palace, and De Begijnhof. During the tour, we will also be able to appreciate, the architecture of the Dutch Golden Age, embodied in a very characteristic way in their houses. 

On this tour, we will also be able to appreciate one of the busiest areas of the city, since it is here where the commercial and tourist streets are located. If you feel like buying a drink, we can do it in a cafeteria, a well-known bar on the tour or in the same places that we will visit or you can simply bring your "lunch box".

As it is a private visit, the itinerary can be agreed upon at the beginning of the tour to adapt it to the client's wishes, always considering its duration.

To carry out this Free Tour we need at least 5 participants.

Rembrandt Walking Tour:

Walking Tour Jordaan Neighborhood:

On this tour of the Amsterdam Jordaan area, you will be able to see the highlights of this neighborhood accompanied by a guide who will teach you its history and mysteries.
The Jordaan, in addition to being one of the most important points of the city today, is also known historically as the workers' neighborhood, of the working class. It is very attractive for tourists to be able to experience these two worlds. The Jordaan district of Amsterdam is definitely known as one of the real hotspots of Amsterdam. The origins of this neighborhood date back to the 17th century, where it is believed that it was built for the city's workers and immigrants. Many of these immigrants came from France or nearby countries, and the agricultural part of the city was later called Jardin, which in French means garden. This word eventually changed to Jordaan, the name of the current district.
As a working class neighbourhood, this area ceased to exist in the 1980s. Due to urban renewal, rent prices rose and many of the original inhabitants moved to satellite towns  

Walking Tour Anne Frank:

With this tour you can enrich your knowledge about the early life of Anne Frank. You will visit the wealthy residential area, where Anne lived with her parents and her sister, her first school and her shop where she bought her famous diary. On this tour you will be able to discover Anne's life before she went into hiding. You will visit the streets of Amsterdam-Zuid, a prosperous area of the city, Anne's neighborhood and her family.

Walking tour of the Jewish Neighborhood:

From the mid-16th century, the Netherlands began to welcome a growing Jewish community that settled mainly in Amsterdam, taking advantage of the relative religious freedom. The Dutch capital became the most important center of Sephardic Jews in Western Europe, becoming considered the Dutch Jerusalem. On this tour you will have the opportunity to learn about the culture, wealth and influence of the Jewish community in the city. You will see the most important monuments of the place, walk along the Jodenbreestraat (wide Jewish street), meet some important inhabitants of the neighborhood such as Di Pinto, Rembrandt and Spinoza, discover the Jewish traditions that still accompany its inhabitants today, learn about the most important historical facts that occurred during the Second World War and recognize the undoubted contribution of the Jewish people to the development of commerce in the city.

Walking tour Westerpark, Haarlemmer and the Flowers Windmill:

On this tour we will learn about the construction of the canal belt in the 17th century, the architecture of this same century, we will visit one of the busiest streets in the city and the buildings with the most history found there.Later we will visit the Westerparkt or Wester Park, where we will learn some interesting facts about the history of the city. And from the same park we will see monuments that are there such as the old train station that connected Amsterdam with Haarlem and predecessor of the Central Station, the city's old gas factory, in the park we also find other buildings such as galleries, cinema a nature park, a petting zoo, a neighborhood farm, school gardens, a natural water garden and orchards. The park also offers us a wide selection of fauna and flora.To finish, we will visit the Molino de las Flores, a very spacious old mill with two semi-detached houses and three pairs of stones driven by the wind and many more information that we will learn about this mill during the tour.

ABOUT THIS ACTIVITY:

-On this tour, we will have the opportunity to visit a natural park,

-If you are not interested in nature and the beauty that it can offer you, perhaps it is not the right activity for you.

-If you want to book this tour, keep in mind that we will have to walk 2.5 kilometers.

-At the end of the tour, we will not be near the city center, so keep in mind that you will have to take the bus to return to the center. 

Walking tour Museum Quarter: