Meeting Point

Beursplein 1, 1012 JW Amsterdam.

Dam square

Dam Square is the historic heart of Amsterdam — a lively plaza where centuries of Dutch history meet modern city life. Surrounded by grand landmarks like the Royal Palace, Nieuwe Kerk, and the National Monument, it’s a must-visit spot to feel the pulse of the city. From street performers and bustling crowds to beautiful architecture and rich stories, Dam Square offers a perfect starting point for any Amsterdam adventure.

The Red Light District

Amsterdam’s Red Light District, known locally as De Wallen, is one of the oldest and most talked-about neighborhoods in the city. With its glowing windows, historic canals, and centuries-old buildings, the area blends bold modern openness with deep-rooted tradition. Beyond the red lights, you’ll find unique museums, cozy bars, and hidden courtyards that reveal a different side of Amsterdam.

China Town

Amsterdam’s Chinatown, established in the early 20th century, is the oldest on continental Europe. It’s a vibrant neighborhood full of authentic Chinese restaurants, shops, and cultural centers. The area reflects the rich heritage of the Chinese community and offers a unique cultural experience in the heart of the city.

Nieuwmarkt

Nieuwmarkt is a lively and historic square nestled in the old heart of Amsterdam. At its center stands a striking medieval building, surrounded by cozy cafés, local shops, and bustling market stalls. It’s a perfect place to experience the city's everyday rhythm with a touch of history.

Muntplein

Muntplein is a busy square where Amsterdam’s canals, shopping streets, and history intersect. Dominated by the iconic Munttoren, a medieval tower that once formed part of the city wall, the square offers a lively mix of old charm and modern life — right at the edge of the famous Flower Market and bustling Kalverstraat.

Cheese tasting

No visit to Amsterdam is complete without a cheese tasting. From creamy Gouda to aged farmhouse varieties, you’ll discover the rich flavors of Dutch tradition. It's a delicious way to explore the country’s culture — one bite at a time.

Rembrandtplein

Rembrandtplein is Amsterdam’s nightlife hub, buzzing with energy well into the night. Named after the legendary painter Rembrandt van Rijn, this square is packed with lively bars, clubs, and terraces where locals and visitors come to enjoy music, drinks, and a vibrant social scene. The iconic statue of Rembrandt stands proudly in the center, surrounded by venues that keep the party going until the early hours.

Grachten Gordel

The Grachten Gordel (Canal Belt) is Amsterdam’s iconic ring of 17th-century canals, forming a UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s famous for its picturesque waterways, historic canal houses, and charming bridges—symbolizing the city’s Golden Age urban planning and unique beauty.

De Pijp

De Pijp is a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood in Amsterdam known for its lively atmosphere, trendy cafés, diverse restaurants, and the famous Albert Cuyp Market. Once a working-class area, it’s now popular with locals and visitors for its charming streets, green spaces like Sarphatipark, and a youthful, creative vibe.

Amstel

The Amstel is a scenic river flowing through Amsterdam, giving the city its name and character. It’s famous for its beautiful canals, historic bridges, and charming waterside cafés. Along the Amstel, you can enjoy peaceful boat rides, picturesque walks, and views of iconic landmarks like the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge). The river is at the heart of Amsterdam’s cultural and natural beauty, making it a must-see for visitors.

Oosterpark

Oosterpark is a peaceful green park in east Amsterdam, near the Tropenmuseum. Opened in 1891, it’s known for its multicultural atmosphere, shady trees, ponds, open lawns, and public art like the Slavery Monument and "De Schreeuw." It’s ideal for walks, picnics, family play, and local events. Easily reached by tram or metro.

De Gooyer Windmill

De Gooyer Windmill is the tallest wooden windmill in the Netherlands. Built in the 16th century and now a national monument, it's no longer operational but makes a striking photo spot. Right next to it is Brouwerij ’t IJ, a popular local brewery with a cozy terrace for beer tastings.

Brouwerij ’t IJ

Brouwerij ’t IJ is a popular craft brewery in Amsterdam, located next to the windmill De Gooyer. Known for its organic beers like Zatte and IJwit, it offers a cozy tasting room with a terrace, cheese pairings, and tours on weekends. A perfect spot for local beer lovers in a unique setting.

Ending Point

Funenkade 5, 1018 AL Amsterdam