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LGBTQ Amsterdam Private City Walk Tour
Dutch gay policy and the historical place of the first gay mariage.
Meet the points where you can find and experience love adventure, find plenty of bars marked with rainbow-colored flags, visit and lay down the flowers on monument dedicated to all WW2's victims who paid the highest price, by their own lives, just because they couldn't resist their own nature and had other sexual affinities.
Meeting Point
Amsterdam Central Station or Customer's Hotel or any other point up on agreement
HIV/AIDS Monumen
HIV/AIDS Monument in Amsterdam is placed at this spot. The first monument of this kind ever erected in Europe.Memorial dedicated to all homosexuals AIDS suffered and passed away, those ones who live with HIV today and to everyone support(ed) and contribute(ed) solving AIDS problematic.
OBA Library
OBA Library hosts IHLIA LGBTI Heritage Collection. IHLIA is an aberration for International Gay/Lesbian Information Center and Archive namely an international archive and documentation center on homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender.
More than 100,000 titles, books, journals and magazines, films, documentaries, posters, photographs and objects such as T-shirts, buttons and condom packaging.
Red Light District
Famous and unique red ( and blue) light quarter, one of the main landmarks and point of interest of city's visitors. Find out why Amsterdam carry the nickname of "The sin city of Europe"
Queen's Head Cafe Bar
Famous and boisterous gay-friendly bar stil existing on Zeedijk once very frequent and visited street by members of LGBT community mainly because of many gay cafes and bars until early 80's. This bar is particularly famous because of Draw Queen Bingo Show.
Cafe 't Mandtje
Famous gay cafe with long and exciting history founded by lesbian Bet van Beeren, the uncrowned queen of the streets, one of the cult personalities of Amsterdam city. Funny , sometimes unbelievable stories about her uncommon and odd habits and this one, the oldest gay-friendly ( and more...) bar in Amsterdam from 1927.
Dam Square
Dam Square - yes, the most famous square in Amsterdam but this time from some other, uncommon and through the century "not-so-much-gay-friendly" place.I shall explain you why... incredible stories how much far human irrationality has could gone
Pink Point
The official LGBTQ information kiosk with souvenirs, gifts and maps of the gay facilities, clubs, entertainment places in the city and much more.
Homomonument
Memorial dedicated to all gay and lesbian because of their different sexual orientation and honored to homosexual victims during the WW2. Erected in 1987 is the first monument of its kind in the world.
Reguliersdwarsstraat
The most famous gay street in Amsterdam and the LGBTQ nightlife scene.
End of tour
Ending Point
Customer's Hotel or any other point up on agreement
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Guiding Services
Coffee or tea within or after tour
Personal Expenses
Souvenirs
Food, Drinks, Snacks
Tour Important Information
The list of desirable and specified gay bars, clubs, coffee shops and other kind of similar spots could be provided depending on your wishes. History, heritage, monuments could be nice experience . . . depending of personal interests and affinities but fun. . . fun is something that all we like to enjoy. So why don't finish this tour at some these spots.
If there's something else that you would like to see feel free to contact me
Whole week up on agreement with customer
Important message from the guide
Saturday, Sunday, Monday whole day available.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday after 4 PM.
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
