Discovering the Heart of Amsterdam: A Walk Through History and Ideas

Discovering the Heart of Amsterdam: A Walk Through History and Ideas

Welcome to an immersive walk through the heart of one of the most fascinating cities in the world!

Together, we will explore Amsterdam's remarkable history, origins, and unique values and ideas that helped shape the modern world.

As we walk through some of the city's most iconic sites, we will discuss its rich cultural heritage, intriguing architecture, the Dutch Golden Age, the events of the Second World War, and Amsterdam's longstanding tradition of tolerance and diversity.

Some of the sites and topics:
 

• Dam square and the origins of Amsterdam
• Oude Kerk, the Old Church
• De Wallen, the Red Light District
• Niewmarkt and De Waag
• The VOC headquarters and the Dutch Golden Age
• The Jewish Quarter and Amsterdam in WWII
• Amsterdam's canal houses and their unique architecture
• Drugs and Amsterdam
• Amsterdam's ideas today

By the end of the tour, you will have a newfound understanding and appreciation of Amsterdam's essence and its place in the world, as well as valuable insights into what makes up the spirit of this exceptional city.

Join us and discover hidden gems, fascinating stories, and experience the rich culture Amsterdam has to offer!



Important Information:

• There's a limit of 15 people per tour imposed by the Municipality of Amsterdam that must be kept at all times.
• Tours are for individuals and small groups of up to 4 people. We reserve the right to reject multiple reservations that result in groups of more than 4 people. This includes different members of the same group trying to join the tour by making multiple individual reservations. (exceptions can be made for families with children)
• Please note that if the total bookings amount to less than 4 people the tour is subject to cancellation
• All travelers must arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the start of the tour. After the tour begins, mobile communication with the guide will be sparse as the group has their full attention.