Away from the hustle and bustle of the center of Amsterdam, this tour will transport you to a completely different neighborhood, where you will feel that you are walking through a charming Dutch town. Through this place, nowadays the most bohemian neighborhood in the city, you went through such illustrious characters as Rembrandt, Descartes or Anne Frank.On our first stop, in addition to admiring one of the most imposing Protestant churches in Europe, we will thoroughly know the history of this unforgettable 15-year-old girl, and visit the famous house from the outside where he hid with his family during the German occupation.

Later, we will stroll through the well-known district of the 9 streets, where it is quite easy to get lost between flirty shop windows and luxurious coffee shops. We will continue our tour along the most beautiful canal in Amsterdam, from which you can take the best photos of your trip to the city. While touring the canal belt we will take advantage to learn more about the culture of this country, we will contemplate the famous houseboats, we will talk about the importance of bicycles and understand why the tulips were more than a beautiful flower for the Netherlands.

Before reaching the end of our tour, we will cross the famous Leidseplein square, where we will show you the best places to party or have a drink at dusk. Finally, we will end our visit by walking through the Vondelpark, the most important park in Amsterdam, and admiring the busy Museumplein or museum square, where the Rijksmuseum and the famous Van Gogh Museum * are located.

A different tour, outside the conventional circuits of the city, in which you will discover the best kept secrets, traditions and customs of the Dutch, and after which you will understand a little better the culture of this country after about 2 and a half hours of tourism For the capital.

*The tour concludes in this square around 13:30, so you can perfectly link your visit to any of the museums. In that case we recommend you buy tickets in advance, as tickets for the Van Gogh museum can only be purchased online through its own website