The Red Light District nu og under guldalderen (Private Tour)
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Denne tur lærer dig om fortiden, nutiden og fremtiden i det ældste kvarter i Amsterdam: Røde Lys Distriktet. Din guide er en lokalboer, der både har boet i distriktet og har en kandidatgrad i hollandsk historie. Vil du vide, hvorfor Amsterdam er blevet tolerancens hovedstad? Har du specifikke spørgsmål om sexarbejde i distriktet? Eller ønsker du at vide om de mærkelige og unikke aspekter af hollandsk historie eller kultur? Der vil være masser af tid til diskussion. Vi lover, at du vil komme som en fremmed og forlade med en ny ven i Amsterdam!
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Lær om Amsterdam havnens forvandling, fra tidlige bosættere i en provinsbølge gennem den ikoniske Golden Age og handelsimperiet, der spredte sig over hele kloden.
Lær om livet for de sømænd, der rejste verden rundt, de hårde forhold om bord på et VOC-skib og de unikke plyndringer af handel, der begyndte at ankomme til Amsterdam i det 17. århundrede.
Fra denne udkig vil vi diskutere den hollandske evne til at manipulere vand samt lære om den unikke forbindelse mellem Amsterdam og New York.
Lær om udviklingen af prostitution; en af de ældste erhverv praktiseret i Amsterdam. Hør om hollandske fængsler i den gyldne æra og deres berømte forsøg på at reformere prostituerede og syndere.
Gå langs den berømte ‘Zeedijk’, du vil lære om oprindelsen af det kinesiske samfund, den forfærdelige kriminalitet bølge af 70'erne og 80'erne og moderne eksperimenter med tolererende stoffer og prostitution.
Besøg "De Waag" stedet, hvor Rembrandt skabte et af hans store mesterværker: "Dr. Tulips anatomilære".
Lær om den hollandske holdning til sexarbejde og hvordan de har forsøgt at skabe et sikkert alternativ til sexhandel. Desuden diskuterer de aktuelle problemer i RLD samt fremtiden for dette unikke boligområde.
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- Kørestolsegnet
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- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Transportmulighederne er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
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We had a great time on this Red Light District tour. We were a group of 2 retired couples and Aarre adapted his tour to our interests. Aarre was a wonderful guide, very knowledgeable, personable enthusiastic. We had a lot of fun, finishing up at a very authentic feeling brown pub. During our visit to Amsterdam we took a few tours and this was the one we enjoyed the most. We would particularly recommend a small private tour of the RLD, you definitely don’t want to do this one in a big group. We are looking forward to future tours with Aarre.
Aarre was so knowledgeable and gave such good information about the red light district and beyond. We loved his energy and his passion for history! Highly recommend Aarre Safari City Tours.
Aarre was very informative and this tour was one of our favorites! We learned a lot about the city and he even recommended some great restaurants to try after the tour! Highly recommend!
This was one of the best parts of my trip to Amsterdam. I’m traveling with my mom and a bunch of her friends that are older than me, so it was such a treat to get to hang with someone young and fun. He’s hilarious and knows his stuff; you can tell he has a masters in history. Looking forward to the 3-hour history tour he promised me next time I come and giving him a tour when he visits New Orleans (totally holding him to this!). Seriously book the tour; you won’t regret it.
This guy should have hundreds of good reviews. He was knowledgeable, entertaining, and respectful of the subject matter and his visitors. It was a great experience.
Incredible, engaging and humorous tour by Aarre. His knowledge of Amsterdam is really impressive and he was able to convey so many interesting stories and history.
Great tour guide. Very knowledgeable and fun. My friends and I were very pleased and would highly recommend to everyone.
