Centraal Station - Begin your tour at Amsterdam’s central station. Your guide will introduce themselves and commence the tour. Alternatively, you can arrange to be picked up from your hotel.

Zeedijk - Explore the renowned Zeedijk street, home to some of Amsterdam’s oldest pubs. This street also hosts Amsterdam’s China Town, where you can visit a Buddhist temple.

Nieuwmarkt - Discover the old city gate of Amsterdam, the Waag, dating back to the 15th century. You can also enjoy a daily street market offering traditional Dutch snacks.

Oude Kerk - Visit the Old Church, Amsterdam’s oldest building. Learn about its rich history and its role in shaping Dutch identity.

Beursplein - At Beursplein, see the Beurs van Berlage on the Damrak. Here, we’ll discuss the Dutch invention of the modern corporation and the world’s first stock exchange.

Dam Square - The heart of Amsterdam, Dam Square, features the Royal Palace, the Nieuwe Kerk, and the National Monument, where National Remembrance Day is observed annually.

Begijnhof - Visit the Begijnhof, a hidden church within a large enclosed courtyard. It is one of Amsterdam’s oldest hofjes, surrounded by historic buildings, mostly private residences.

Anne Frank House - Learn more about Anne Frank’s story from your guide at this historic site.

Canal Ring (Grachtengordel) - Discuss the construction and significance of Amsterdam’s canal ring at this stop.

Rembrandtplein - Named after the famous painter Rembrandt van Rijn, who lived nearby, this major square is also home to many pubs and nightclubs. Your guide will share insights about Rembrandt and his works.

Portuguese Synagogue - Discover the history of Amsterdam’s Jewish community at the Portuguese Synagogue. During the Dutch Golden Age, the Sephardic community was one of Europe’s largest and wealthiest, reflected in their grand synagogue, which remains an active place of worship and a popular tourist spot.