The best way to see Amsterdam and several other European cities is undoubtedly by foot. On this walking tour. Expert guides will take you where buses simply can't go and give you an authentic introduction to one of Europe's favourite cities. Starting from Dam Square, you will go past iconic sites like leaning buildings and the smallest house, many canals and bridges. You'll also learn about Amsterdam's rich and impressive history as shipping and trading experts, before learning about the dark days of Nazi occupation by seeing the Jewish Quarter, the Anne Frank House and more.

In this activity you shall visit the beautiful village of Zaanse Schans. The mesmerizing view of the river with old wooden homes on both sides and the wooden windmills in the background will offer a picture-postcard view.
The buildings, most of which have been transported here from elsewhere in the region, have all been meticulously restored, making it a very pretty site: it is an idealized re-creation of a Dutch village from the late 19th century. An unmissable attraction when in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam is best seen from the water, and on this canal cruise you'll experience the best of this historical city.
The Amsterdam City Canal Cruise offers you fantastic views of the 17th-century buildings lining the canals and also shows off the growing 21st-century city that Amsterdam has become.
Discover the city's historical center, including the Skinny Bridge, the Golden Bend and more. Also see the Music Buidling (it is the main concert hall for contemporary classical music and opened in 2005)