We all love chocolate! Now you can discover how fine chocolate has been a speciality of Amsterdam for hundreds of years. Indulge your sweet tooth with our Chocolate day tour!
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$180.00

Amsterdam is indeed one of most exciting cities across the world. There’s nothing like boating around on the famous canals on a sun-drenched day and taking it all in. Enchanting Amsterdam sightseeing and private guided tours could help you discover yourself and fall in love with Holland! A lot of visitors tend to frequent the flavoured coffee stores or perhaps stroll the red-colored light area which is normal for most holidaymakers.
We all love chocolate! Now you can discover how fine chocolate has been a speciality of Amsterdam for hundreds of years. Indulge your sweet tooth with our Chocolate day tour!
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$180.00
Bring your friends along and try out some of the best Champagne Sampling in Amsterdam. Try luxurious champagne in the heart of the Dutch capital!
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$320.00
Discover the secrets of Amsterdam’s most notorious neighbourhood while visiting the world’s only museum of Prostitution – Red Light Secrets Museum Amsterdam.
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$17.00
King’s Day is a world-famous street party, reputed to be one of the best in the world – the best way to see it is with one of our King’s Day Private Boat Tours!
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$130.00
Join us for an hour and a half cruise through Amsterdam amazing canal network while you sample the finest Spanish tapas!
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$580.00
Our Amsterdam 70s Party night will bring you all the most awesome parts of one of the best decades of the Twentieth Century!
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$3727.00
The perfect way to enjoy the beauty of the Dutch Countryside and superb Dutch cooking, the Amsterdam Restaurant Train is a Ride you will never forget!
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$25.00
What’s better than drinking bubbly with your girlfriends? Drinking bubbly on an Amsterdam Bubbly Boat! The Amsterdam bubbly boat is perfect for any party!
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$418.00
Travel with style and avoid all queues for transport tickets. All our drivers speak good English and they will be waiting for you and your companions at the right time.
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$97.00
Arrive in the city and experience the Amsterdam Party Bus Transfer straight away… All party buses include free drinks and onboard speaker systems.
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$39.00
Looking for the sexiest way to explore Amsterdam’s famous canals? Look no further! Step on board our Strip Boat Amsterdam and take the raunchiest cruise in the Netherlands!
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$71.00
Amsterdam’s Gay Pride celebrations are a world-famous street party, reputed to be one of the best in the world – see it is with one of our Amsterdam Gay Pride boats!
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$116.00
Looking for the Ultimate Fun and Luxurious Amsterdam Experience? Look No Further! Enjoy a Very Relaxing and Exciting Service on Your Stay!
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$385.00
Well known as the capital of cannabis, the Amsterdam coffeeshop is one of the most visited “attractions” in the city. Discover these unique Dutch venues!
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$32.00
Learn the skills and techniques needed to fan dance effortlessly and gracefully in this two hour Amsterdam Burlesque Workshop.
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$490.00
In one of Amsterdam’s trendiest locations, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the city, you are invited to join our Amsterdam Nude Painting Workshop.
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$79.00
Our Amsterdam DJ Workshop is situated in the heart of Amsterdam, and is perfect for anyone interested in music or DJ-ing!
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$74.00
Amsterdam’s streets are filled with food stalls and markets, serving Dutch specialities. Traditional pancakes, herring, waffles and cheeses can be found around every corner!
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$71.00
Our whisky tasting workshop is perfect for whiling away an afternoon in Amsterdam. Try a few single malt whiskies with this interesting whisky tasting seminar!
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$225.00
You never know when you’ll need the seduction skills we’ll teach you at our Amsterdam Striptease Workshop – give it a try!
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$52.00

Van Gogh is probably the world's most well-known and popular artist, on a guided private tour see this modern museum houses over 200 of his own paintings plus much more by his contemporaries. You don’t have to be a huge fan of Van Gogh to appreciate the great genius’ work. Over 1.5 million visitors walk through these halls each year making it one of the most famous museums in the world.

Everybody knows the haunting story of Ann Frank whose diaries came to light after her tragic death. On a private tour visit the exact house she lived in, and that became her hiding place for over two years during World War II. Wander the attic where Ann and other family members were forced to stay and see her actual diary. A fascinating but highly emotional tour so be prepared with plenty of tissues.

Nobody and I mean nobody, will want to miss probably the best tour in Amsterdam. Take a private tour of the Heineken Experience interactive museum housed in the original brewery building and maintaining its authentic interior. Found in the centre of Amsterdam it explains the history and takes you behind the scenes of this famous brew. See the process and get some serious tasting in.

Dam Square dating back to the 13th century is buzzing day and night with locals and tourists alike. Come rain or shine there is always something to see whether it be a carnival in spring or street performers in the summer. Not far from Central Station the undisputed jewel of this square, however, is the architectural wonder of the 17th century Royal Palace. Take a seat at one of the many cafes around the square and soak up the atmosphere.



Whatever your reasons for visiting the infamous red light district we are not here to judge. It often gets a lot of bad press, but it is one of the oldest parts of Amsterdam and has more to it than its more obvious trades. Avoiding the network of alleyways where the more risqué nightlife can be found this area is actually jammed full of beautiful gabled buildings and fabulous restaurants as you will see on your private tour.

As iconic as clogs and Edam cheese are the windmills that littered the landscape of Holland. Windmills are so iconic they even have their own national day on the second Saturday in May. Just outside Amsterdam is the outdoor museum at Zaanse Schans dedicated to the heritage of the humble windmill and its various roles from preventing flooding to grinding seeds for mustard the favourite Dutch condiment.

Although not a historical area as such De Pijp its the most fantastic shopping area. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, it is a mainly residential area with a distinctly Bohemian feel. A huge melting pot of nationalities and cultures you will find authentic Moroccan and Syrian restaurants on the same streets as authentic Dutch pubs. Where the most amazing traditional market still exists alongside the more modern boutiques

Bicycles played a vital role in history when they were used as a socialist symbol by artists and woman campaigning for the vote. Its a practical way to see the city and explore off the beaten track, get amongst the locals and discover the hidden side of the capital. It is said there are more bikes than people and this proves the importance of the humble bike. It is cheap, and there are thousands of bike rental points all over the city.
Amsterdam is infamous for the famous Red Light District with its brothel windows, bars, coffee shops and crazy museums.
If you want to have a wander around the area...do it!!!!! its a must for most travellers to Amsterdam on private tour.
The old alleyways and side street in the centre of the city make up the red light district know by locals as De Wallen.
Many tourists visit here just "To have a look and take a few photos" which is fine but while you are there head into the coffee shops and try any one of the delicious flavoured coffees they are great and you can watch the world go by.
The great capital city of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, is well known for its flavored coffee, outlets, red-colored lights, together with canals. Established in 1275 (reported to be by two fishermen together with their dog), the urban center developed in value, as well as prosperity over the centuries since Dutch colonies were established all over the world and also businesses akin to the Dutch East India Business (VOC), started transmitting wealth to the location. A lot of visitors tend to frequent the flavored coffee stores or perhaps stroll the red-colored light area; however, the urban center offers impressive artwork museums, stunning recreational areas, and also fantastic cafes.















