Most of the monuments and attractions of this energetic capital are within walking distance, so joining Free Walking Tours in Amsterdam is the ideal way to learn about the charming capital of the Netherlands. Join an Amsterdam City Free Tour, or a Historical Amsterdam Tour, to explore all the famous landmarks you can’t miss in just 2 or 2,5 hours; there are both morning and afternoon departures with English speaking guides. Later, you can join a Jewish Quarter Tour to dive into this historical area and learn about Anna Frank. By night, we recommend booking a walk to explore the dark side of the city; on a Crime and Legends Tour you will listen to spooky tales and discover true crime stories that took place in Amsterdam. For those who want to better understand one of the most liberal neighborhoods in Europe, there are informative Red District Tours departing several days a week.

Amsterdam has the reputation of being the most diverse city in Europe, as well as a place full of famous monuments. Among the historical jewels that you can visit in Free Tours in Amsterdam are the Nieuwe Kerk, the Royal Palace, the Rembrandt House Museum, the Rijksmuseum (home to the largest collection of Flemish art in the world), the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, the Central Station, and more. At the ferry station, you can take free boats to explore the city at no cost. It will be the best way to enjoy the view of many picturesque narrow houses with gabled facades in the heart of the old town. Just a short ride from the city center, you can also visit the wonderful Keukenhof botanical garden, take a day trip to Bruges or Giethoorn, and see the beautiful traditional windmills and tulip fields in nearby Zaanse Schans, Volendam and Edam.

Amsterdam is a dynamic capital with tons of things to do and see. We suggest starting the day with an Amsterdam Free Walking Tour or maybe a ferry ride through the beautiful canals of the city, to better understand the organization of this curious town. Afterwards, art lovers will enjoy hours of entertainment visiting the famous museums and galleries that make Amsterdam the cultural capital of the world: from the Van Gogh Museum, to the Rembrandt Museum, or the Stedelijk Museum of contemporary art. We also recommend spending part of your day in Amsterdam exploring two bohemian neighborhoods: Jordaan, where you'll see the capital's busiest bars and coffee shops, and Leidseplein. After a long day of sightseeing, we suggest you finish your adventures in Vondelpark, the most important park in Amsterdam and a true oasis of peace. Finally, if you are looking for something to eat, go exploring the amazing Foodhallen: a market with many options of international and local food.