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Explore hidden streets of Amsterdam
Escape the crowds and discover the serene charm of a historic neighborhood. Experience Amsterdam like a local!
I will take you beyond the usual sights, showcasing iconic buildings and hidden courtyards. As we wander through the labyrinth of narrow streets, I will share stories spanning from the days of Rembrandt to the present.
Meeting Point
Bistro Berlage (or your hotel)
- We will meet left to the entrance of the bistro. There is a sign saying "Sherlocked" where I will be waiting.
Beurs van Berlage and Beursplein
As we will meet at the square of the stock markets I will explain the history of the stock market.
Did you know that the concept of trading in shares of a company was invented in Amsterdam around the year 1600?
Dam Square
The Dam Square has forever been the heart of Amsterdam. Here the city has her origins. Let´s delve into this and also learn about the Royal Palace that once used to be the splendid town hall of Amsterdam when the city was dominating global trade in 1650!
Canal Belt of Amsterdam
Learn about Amsterdam´s first major city extension: The famous canal belt. We will learn about the architecture from around that time (1600s) and understand why the city raised to become the richest and biggest city in the world!
The 9 Little Streets
While walking along the main canals we will also visit an area called the "9 Little Streets" - with unique boutiques and stores that has become a popular shopping area among locals.
The Jordaan District
The Jordaan district stands out as a quintessential example of the city’s unique charm. Once a working-class area, the Jordaan has evolved into one of Amsterdam’s most desirable quarters, known for its narrow streets, lively atmosphere, and a mix of historical and modern elements.
Hidden Courtyards
We will visit two historic courtyards that you would not encounter easily on your own. With a long lasting history they were once one of the first social housing projects in the world!
Anne Frank House
We will pass by the famous Anne Frank House - an important site in the city for Jewish history.
Westerkerk
The most beautiful church in Amsterdam that the rich merchants of the city built themselves in the early 1600s. The famous painter Rembrandt was buried here.
Ending Point
Westerkerk
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Inclusions & Exclusions
- professional guide
- any entrance fees
- hotel pick up (to be discussed)
Tour Important Information
- This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
- In case of rain please bring an umbrella.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
