Half-Day Sightseeing in Amsterdam
From
€270
For 1-4 Persons
Recommended stops
You can choose to visit all the places on the list, or simply select the ones that interest you most. Just let your driver know your preferences before the journey begins. During each stop, you’re free to explore the landmarks, take photos, or enjoy the surroundings. Feel free to take as much time as you like, as long as you stay within the overall time limit for the trip.
Dam Square
All roads lead to Dam Square, the true heart of Amsterdam, where the Royal Palace, the Nieuwe Kerk, and the War Memorial stand proudly overlooking this expansive and lively public space.
Royal Palace
Designed in the 17th century the Royal Palace is one of the three palaces that is still used by the Royal Family.
Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is one of the most visited museums in the world, drawing visitors from all corners of the globe.
Rijksmuseum
The Rijksmuseum tells the story of the Netherlands, spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
Albert Cuyp Market
The market began trading in 1904, and today over 300 stalls line both sides of Albert Cuyp Street in the vibrant De Pijp neighbourhood.
Windmill of Amstel River
No visit to Amsterdam is complete without snapping a photo in front of one of the city’s iconic windmills, situated along the picturesque Amstel River.
Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge)
Tradition has it that the bridge was named after the Mager sisters, who are said to have lived on opposite sides of the river.
Red light District
Known also as pleasure district, Red Light District is a part of an urban area where a concentration of sex-oriented businesses are found.
Science Center NEMO
The NEMO Science Museum is a distinctive and exciting venue in the heart of Amsterdam. The entire building is alive with interactive exhibits, making it a fascinating hub of science and technology for visitors of all ages.
Amsterdam's Canals
Amsterdam is home to 165 canals, with many of the colourful houses lining them dating back to the Dutch Golden Age of the United Provinces.
About the Ride
Seize the opportunity to make the most of your stay in Amsterdam by exploring the city's finest sights on a fully customizable tour! At your chosen time, an experienced English-speaking driver will pick you up from your accommodation in a private vehicle, ready to share historical facts, essential information about the sights, and personal insights to immerse you in Dutch culture.
Stroll through the famous Dam Square and admire the stunning architecture of the Royal Palace, designed in the 17th century for the Dutch Royal Family.
Next, explore one of the world’s most popular museums, the Van Gogh Museum, dedicated to the masterpieces of Vincent van Gogh. If you wish to delve into Dutch history from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, don’t miss a visit to the Rijksmuseum, a treasure trove of art and history.
If you want to truly experience the Dutch spirit and visit the largest market in Holland, make sure to visit Albert Cuyp Market. Located on the vibrant Albert Cuypstraat, this market has been trading since 1904, offering everything from fish, poultry, cheese, and vegetables to fruit and clothing at the best prices.
If you want to truly experience the Dutch spirit and visit the largest market in Holland, make sure to visit Albert Cuyp Market. Located on the vibrant Albert Cuypstraat, this market has been trading since 1904, offering everything from fish, poultry, cheese, and vegetables to fruit and clothing at the best prices.
Next, head to the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge), a charming bridge over the Amstel River, connecting the banks at Kerkstraat between the Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht. Don’t miss a visit to the lively Red Light District. Amsterdam's famous Red Light District is known for its red-lit windows and doors signifying legal prostitution, but there’s so much more to explore here. You’ll find unique architecture, a variety of shops, bars, restaurants, and clubs to enjoy.
Continue your tour at Science Center NEMO, a striking green, ship-like building that hosts Amsterdam’s popular science and technology museum, offering interactive exhibits for visitors of all ages.
Last but certainly not least, no trip to Amsterdam would be complete without a ride along the iconic Amsterdam Canals. With a total of 165 canals, many of which were built during the Dutch Golden Age, they offer a unique and scenic way to experience the city’s charm.
At the end of the ride, your friendly driver will drop you back at your accommodation, ensuring a comfortable conclusion to your memorable day in Amsterdam.
What's Included in the Price:
What's Not Included:
Questions? You’re covered.
- Up to 24 hours before your tour: Cancel with a refund of 80% of the booking amount.
- Less than 24 hours or no-show: Unfortunately, we cannot provide a refund for cancellations within this period.
For any questions about cancellations or changes, please reach out to us—we’re here to help!
An official tour guide is not included because the overall experience is centered around the driver and the local’s perspective. Although the drivers are very knowledgeable regarding the points of visit, at no point can they be compared with a licensed tour guide who can give more in depth information regarding historic facts and information. If you would like to include an official tour guide in the experience please let us know via email after the booking is completed.
The drivers are trained to adapt the experience depending on the type of participants. Whether you have kids or elders participating, the drivers know exactly how to handle special requests and provide an enjoyable experience accordingly.
Of course, that is one of the main benefits of having a Welcome experience. You can customize every last bit of the experience, from points of visit to time spent per landmark to adding an extra food stop.
After completing your booking, you’ll receive a confirmation email. If you have any queries or require further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly customer support team at info@rrridesltd.com.
