Walking Tour of Amsterdam

Explore the heart of the Golden Age Amsterdam with its canals, canal houses and other special sights.

Day 1: Walking Tour of Amsterdam

Flower Market

The only floating flower market in the world, located on the Singel canal, supplies flowers to the whole centre of Amsterdam.

Begijnhof

The only inner court in Amsterdam with origins dating back to the Middle Ages.

Amsterdam Museum

Established in 1926 and relocated to its current location in 1975 – a 16th-century house that used to serve as a city orphanage.

Dam Square

The central square of Amsterdam got its name from its original purpose. Before there was a square, there was a real dam on the Amstel river.

Royal Palace of Amsterdam

The classicist palace located on the Dam Square began its life in the 17th century as a city hall.

Orgel in Amsterdam,… @ Hans-Jörg Gemeinholzer

Westerkerk

The Western Church is a Renaissance Protestant church in Amsterdam. Its construction started in 1620 and it was finished in 1631.

Anne Frank House

The museum is devoted to the memory of Anne Frank, a very young German diarist, who was hiding in the secret room of this house during…

Canals of Amsterdam

This interconnected web of canals, in total about a hundred kilometres long, going through the city centre inspired Amsterdam’s nickname -…

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