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Description
Step into the heart of Amsterdam and discover its rich Golden Age history on this immersive private walking tour. Guided by a knowledgeable local, you'll explore the city's iconic canals, charming streets, and centuries-old landmarks that reveal why Amsterdam is often called the Venice of the North.
Your journey begins at the impressive Central Train Station and winds through the vibrant neighborhoods, past grand Catholic temples, medieval city walls, and the smallest house in the city. Along the way, your guide shares fascinating stories about Amsterdam's unique architecture, Jewish heritage, and economic prosperity during the 17th century.
Delve into the city's intriguing social policies with a thoughtful discussion about Amsterdam's approach to prostitution and light drugs. Visit bustling squares, hidden churches, and historic guild buildings, gaining insight into the diverse lifestyles and enduring traditions that define this dynamic Dutch city.
Marvel at cultural treasures like the Rembrandt monument, the famous flower market, and poignant sites such as the Anne Frank House area and the Jewish Quarter. Your guide ensures a personalized experience, offering recommendations and answering your questions throughout the five-hour tour.
This private tour is perfect for travelers seeking an authentic and comprehensive introduction to Amsterdam. Secure your spot now and embark on a memorable journey through the city’s past and present—availability is limited, so book today!
