Amsterdam Tours

This was such a wonderful experience. The 75-minute cruise was the perfect length to really enjoy the light artworks without feeling rushed. The boat was clean and cozy, with large windows so we had a great view the entire time. The crew were welcoming and shared interesting information along the way. Seeing the illuminated canals at night felt magical — I’d definitely do this again!

Very nice boat trip with many points of view. The staff are very attentive and the captain very friendly. Thank you very much for a great time.

Cecilia, our guide, brought the building and the paintings to life by telling us about the people who designed and made them with verve and an evident love for art and history. Her insights and stories helped us understand and appreciate what we were seeing - and what we saw was so very powerful and beautiful.

The stadium tour gave me real access. I walked through the players’ tunnel. I stood at the edge of the pitch. I sat in the dugout where major matches unfold. These moments felt authentic, not staged. The history of Ajax was presented clearly. I saw trophies, photos, and stories that explained why this club matters in European football. The tribute to Johan Cruijff felt respectful and focused. It connected the stadium to his ideas about football, discipline, and intelligence. The tour was well organized. Clear signs guided me. Staff answered questions without rushing me. I moved at a comfortable pace. I could stop and take my time. The stadium itself felt modern and efficient. The roof design stood out. The seating layout gave strong sightlines from every level. I could imagine how intense match days must feel here. Some areas felt quiet without the game atmosphere. That was expected. It did not reduce the experience. It gave me space to imagine the noise and pressure during a full house. I left with a better understanding of Ajax culture. I also left with strong photos and memories. If you care about football history, this tour delivers.

The Stadium Tour at the Johan Cruyff Arena is an impressive and memorable experience that goes far beyond a standard stadium visit. From the moment you enter, you’re welcomed by knowledgeable guides who clearly care about sharing the club’s rich history. Their enthusiasm adds a personal touch, whether they’re explaining the legacy of Johan Cruyff or highlighting Ajax’s modern football philosophy. One of the best parts of the tour is the access it provides. Walking through the players’ tunnel, exploring the dressing rooms, and standing pitchside give you a real sense of what it feels like to be part of a top European club. The press room, VIP areas, and hospitality sections also offer a unique behind-the-scenes perspective that football fans usually never get to see. The stadium itself is a perfect blend of modern design and football tradition. Interactive displays, trophies, and historic memorabilia help tell the story of Ajax’s success over the decades. Even if you’re not a die-hard supporter, you’ll find plenty to enjoy. Overall, the Stadium Tour is well organized, engaging, and full of fascinating insights. It’s an ideal activity for visitors of all ages and a must-do for anyone visiting Amsterdam who loves sports, history, or great storytelling.

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!

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.

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