Amsterdam walking tours

Explore Amsterdam at your own pace with the Around audio tours made by expert guides

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Amsterdam Red Light District tour

16 stops

Anne Frank & Jordaan tour

13 stops

Jewish heritage in Amsterdam

15 stops

What to visit in Amsterdam in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Amsterdam

Canals of Amsterdam

If you don't know it already, Amsterdam is the city of canals, and you can explore them with our tours. If you want, you can even rent a boat, but be sure to follow the guidelines they will give you.

9 streets

The Nine Streets area is one of the best places to go shopping in Amsterdam or try local delicacies. You will find designer boutiques, vintage shops as well as antique stores.

Central Station

Central Station is one of the starting points of our audio tours, particularly the Red Light District one. It was designed by Pierre Cuypers, who is also known for his design of the Rijksmuseum.

Amsterdam Old church

Located in the heart of the red light district, the Old Church, or Oude Kerk, is Amsterdam's oldest building and newest art institute. The building was founded more than 800 years ago and it is still a Calvinist church.

He Hua Tempel

You might be surprised to find a Buddhist temple in Amsterdam, especially in the red-light district. This gem is indeed often overlooked by visitors. It features a classical Chinese-style roof carvings & a colorful, ornate interior.

Pulitzer hotel

If you have ever wondered where the Pulitzer award name comes from, you now have your answer. You can discover the whole history by taking our Amsterdam walking tours.

National Holocaust Names Memorial

Part of our Jewish Heritage in Amsterdam tour, the National Holocaust Names Memorial is since 2021 the Dutch national memorial for the Holocaust.

Auschwitz Monument

Part of the same tour about Jewish Heritage is the Auschwitz Monument. It was made by artist Jan Wolkers to honor the victims of Auschwitz.

Felix Meritis

Felix Meritis, which translates in English as "Happy through Merit", is the name that currently identifies this stunning building in Amsterdam. However, this title comes from the name of an intellectual society in Amsterdam.

Monument for deaf Jewish war victims

Revealed on October 17, 2010, this monument commemorates the deaf Jews who were killed by the Nazi regime. It is another stop of our tours dedicated to the Jewish Heritage in the city.