Guided Tours in Amsterdam

Joseph's guided tour was extremely interesting and gave us an insight into life in the Jewish Quarter. The commentaries were relevant and very approachable for any audience. Thank you Joseph!

Great visit, very interesting, enriching and complementary to the visit to the Anne Frank Museum. Our guide Gauthier was particularly attentive and interactive with our comments and questions. It's just a bit of a shame we couldn't get into some of the buildings (synagogue, museum). Nevertheless, the visit went very well, thank you very much.

I enjoyed the cheese tasting and clog making. Our tour guide Rob and our driver Richard made the experience seamless and run smoothly and both informative and entertaining.

Tour guide Xavier and driver William were amazing. Very knowledgeable and also very funny which set the mood perfect. The tour was great. Aside from changing the itinerary due to road construction/closures the tour was what I expected. They added few things in place of what we couldn't do. The windmills were great. The cheese and clog making was very interesting. The towns we walked through were beautiful. Highly recommend as a day trip tour to get out of amsterdam.

50 years ago while in high school it was a requirement to read The Diary of Anne Frank. This story moved me , being a girl around the age of Anne at the time. As tragic as this story was, it lead me to my passion for history. My 10 year old grandson surprised me by borrowing the book 📕 from the local library. He wanted me to reacquaint myself again with the story before I left on my tour from Australia. After travelling to Auschwitz, Birkenau, Schindler's factory & courtroom 600 in Nuremberg , this was the final leg of my journey back to the atrocities of the time. As sad as it was, it was something that was important for me to experience. . LEST WE FORGET

Marie was a wonderful tour guide and speaker. I appreciate her gentle touch around the subjects and how she was so knowledgeable.

It was a perfect day! The coach was immaculate and our guide was knowledgeable and kind. The first stop to the cheese making was very interesting and the cheeses were delicious. The second stop for clog making and the windmills in the Dutch countryside were stunning.

The stadium itself is very nice. We were able to see the changing rooms, the press room and the substitutes' benches, and we were able to try out the seats everywhere. Unfortunately, we weren't allowed into the VIP area or to touch the pitch. But I think that's the case everywhere. We had booked the audio tour (the cheapest). When we booked it, we were told that it was also available in German. Unfortunately, when we were there, only English and Dutch were available. No problem for us adults. The kids were very disappointed at first. It would have been better if this had been stated in the booking from the start. Then we could have prepared the kids for it. The English audio was very easy to understand. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Like almost nowhere else in the Netherlands, there are no discounts for families.