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Discover Amsterdam with my Amsterdam Private Tour.

Amsterdam highlights:

Anne Frank house, van Gogh Museum and RijksMuseum:

Experience the best of Amsterdam with my Amsterdam Private Tour.
This tour offers a comprehensive overview of the city, including:
Amsterdam’s medieval city center, the UNESCO-listed Amsterdam canals and major museums like the Anne Frank House, van Gogh Museum, RijksMuseum and other historical sites.

Amsterdam canals:

I combine sightseeing from my comfortable van with short walks to ensure you see the most beautiful canals, such as Prinsengracht, Keizersgracht, Herengracht, and Brouwersgracht.
Walking and boat trips are the best ways to explore Amsterdam’s legendary canals.

Price of the Amsterdam private tour:

• Half-day Amsterdam Private City Tour: €360 or USD 360 per group
• Additional or fewer hours: €80 or USD 80 per hour
No pre-payment is needed, and cancellations are hassle-free.
Must-See Highlights: Anne Frank House (reserve six weeks in advance), Rijksmuseum (tickets available a few days before your visit), van Gogh Museum (reserve a few weeks in advance).
I can assist with reservations when you book our private tour.
Let me help you discover the beauty of Amsterdam!

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    Amsterdam: Amsterdam is active, open and honest.

    Amsterdam is a city full of energy, openness, and simplicity.
    Famous for its canals, lively neighbourhoods, and rich culture, it welcomes both visitors and locals to enjoy its vibrant atmosphere.
    The city’s inclusive values make everyone feel at home. Whether visiting its famous museums, biking through historic streets, or relaxing in a café by the canals, Amsterdam provides an honest and genuine experience. Its active lifestyle, fueled by creativity and innovation, ensures that Amsterdam is more than just a place to visit—it leaves a lasting impression.

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    Must-See Amsterdam highlights:

    Amsterdam 750th Anniversary celebrations, Amsterdam canals, The Pijp area, Dam Square, Amsterdam cruise ship terminal, Jewish Amsterdam, Central Station, largest Vermeer Exhibition ever, EYE Amsterdam, flea markets, Royal Palace, Amsterdam river cruise terminal, Amsterdam Museum, Anne Frank House, King’s Day, Beurs van Berlage, Maritime Museum, Coffee shops in Amsterdam, Old Church, Tuschinski Cinema Amsterdam, Jordaan Area, Foodhallen, National Holocaust Monument, He Hua Temple, NDSM Area, Muiderslot Castle Amsterdam, Amrath Hotel Architecture, Nemo Science Museum, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, New Church, Our Lord at the Attic, Heineken Experience, Amsterdam Windmills, ADAM lookout tower, National Monument, van Gogh Museum, Museum Quarter, RL district, Vondelpark, Saint Nicolas Church, Rembrandt House, museums along Amsterdam canals, Amstel river, Schreierstoren, Newmarket Area, Amsterdamse Bos, Resistance Museum Amsterdam, RijksMuseum

    All these Amsterdam highlights can be included in my Amsterdam private tour. For more information see the contact page of Hans Langh.

    More information to the Amsterdam Private City Tour you will find on the iAmsterdam website (will open in a new window)

    Private tours from Amsterdam.

    Arriving at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol I would like to know your flight number to return you to Schiphol in good time for your onward flight.
    Of course I would like to hear from you!
    To book day trips from Amsterdam at short notice, same or next day, call Hans Langh on +31 6 14350386.

    Eight passengers and luggage. Comfortable and luxury tours.

    Questions? ASK ME!

    Hans Langh Private Tours Holland is always happy to answer questions before you make a reservation (special requests about combining or changing tour pickup and drop off points).

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