Discover Amsterdam with my four hours Amsterdam Private Tour.
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 canal area
• Major museums like the Anne Frank House and other historical sites
We combine sightseeing from our 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.
Pricing:
• 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)
We can assist with reservations when you book our private tour. Let us help you discover the beauty of Amsterdam!
Must-See Highlights of Amsterdam as described in Hans Langh’s blog:
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, City Archives, Van Gogh Museum, Museum Quarter, red light district, Vondelpark, Saint Nicolas Church, Rembrandt House, museums along Amsterdam canals, Amstel river, Schreierstoren, Newmarket Area, Amsterdamse Bos, Resistance Museum Amsterdam, RijksMuseum
All included in my Private Amsterdam Tour.
Included in my Amsterdam Private City Tour:
Amsterdam RAI is the largest exhibition and conference center in the Netherlands, hosting most of Amsterdam’s international trade fairs, exhibitions, and congresses.
Berlage (1856–1934) was a renowned Dutch architect, known as the “Father of modern architecture” in Holland. One of his key works is the architectural plan for Amsterdam’s South District, ‘Plan Zuid’.
The Frank family moved from Germany to Amsterdam in 1933. Anne Frank lived with her family at Merwedeplein 37 in Amsterdam from 1933 to 1942.
Visiting the Anne Frank House is a must-do.
Amsterdam is a city of museums, showcasing Dutch Masters like Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh, and Mondrian. Don’t miss a tour of the Rijksmuseum.
The Van Gogh Museum has the largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890). With 1.6 million visitors annually, it is one of the world’s most popular museums.
The famous Amsterdam Philharmonics, called Concertgebouw, is located at Museumplein facing the Rijksmuseum. It is home to The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Albert Cuyp Street Market is the best place to experience Amsterdam’s humor and relaxed vibe.
Leidseplein is the heart of Amsterdam nightlife, with cinemas, discos, theaters, and a casino nearby. It features music venues like De Melkweg, Paradiso, and clubs like Sugar Factory and Jimmy Woo’s.
Amsterdam has 165 canals, spanning 60 miles with 1,281 bridges, many of which open for ships. Canal houses are decorated with beautiful gables, including spout, neck, clock, bell, and stepped gables.
Enjoy a glass of Heineken, a symbol of enjoying life. Experience Heineken in Amsterdam.
De Bijenkorf is a fashion and style icon, setting trends since 1870. It is the largest department store in Amsterdam’s town center, comparable to London’s Harrods or New York’s Macy’s.
The National Monument on Dam Square is a World War II memorial. Its Latin inscription means, “Here, in the hearts of its citizens, this monument to the homeland reaches for the stars.”
“quod intus gestant cives ad astra spectet dei”.
The Royal Palace is one of three Dutch palaces available to the monarch by law. The New Church hosts royal inaugurations, including King Willem-Alexander’s in 2013.
Munttoren, or The Mint Tower, is one of three medieval city gates. Built in 1480, it was rebuilt in Renaissance style in 1620 after a fire. It got its name from minting coins in the 17th century.
New Metropolis is the largest science center in the Netherlands, with five floors of exciting activities and discoveries. NEMO’s striking green building is next to Amsterdam Central Station.
The Schreierstoren, built in 1485, was part of Amsterdam’s medieval city wall. Explorer Henry Hudson set sail from here to North America in 1609. A plaque on the tower commemorates this event.
The Nieuwmarkt is a square in Amsterdam’s Chinatown, near the Red Light District. It’s surrounded by cafés, bars, restaurants, and shops. De Waag, built in 1488, was once a defensive tower of the medieval city wall.
The Netherlands Maritime Museum showcases 400 years of Dutch naval history, including maps, paintings, navigational instruments, weapons, ship replicas, and a Dutch East India Company exhibit.
Muziekgebouw aan het IJ is a concert hall for contemporary classical music, and Bimhuis is part of it.
The iconic Amstel River in Amsterdam made a notable appearance in the classic James Bond film, “Diamonds Are Forever,” released in 1971.
This film, showcased the picturesque beauty of Amsterdam and its famous waterways.
Amsterdam ArenA has 53,052 seats for football matches and 68,000 seats for concerts.
The Skinny Bridge, though no longer skinny, is one of Amsterdam’s most beautiful bridges. It’s located on the Amstel River between Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht.
Amsterdam Central Station is the city’s main train station and a bustling hub with 250,000 daily travelers. Built between 1881 and 1889 by architect Cuypers, who also designed the Rijksmuseum.
The Wallen district is one of Amsterdam’s oldest and most beautiful areas, featuring the Gothic Oude Kerk (Old Church). Prostitution is legal in Holland, and the Red Light District has a long tradition of tolerance, making it a notable highlight of the city.
The Amstel sluices, built in 1674, flushed the canals with fresh water from the lakes and Amstel river. They were operated by hand until recently. In summer, the locks were shut four times a week to flush the canals, and twice a week in winter.
The Shipping House is a stunning example of the Amsterdam School architecture style. This style began as a group of friends and replaced the Architectura et Amicitia society in 1916. It’s included in my Private Amsterdam City Tour.
ASK ME!
Hans Langh is always happy to answer questions before you make a reservation (special requests about combining or changing tour pickup and drop off points). Arriving at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol we would like to know your flight number to return you to Schiphol in good time for your onward flight. I would like to hear from you. To book a tour at short notice, same or next day, call Hans Langh on +31 6 14350386.
