Amsterdam City Highlights Private Tour City For Kids and Families
Description
Embark on a lively 2.5-hour private walking tour designed for kids and families! Your adventure starts at the tourist office, where your engaging guide leads you through Amsterdam's vibrant historic center – a world of canals, bikes, art, and history. Explore colorful houses, charming cafes, and cobbled streets as you discover landmarks like the city's oldest church, Oude Kerk, and the fascinating Ghost Alley with tales of the famous ghost, Helena. Meander through the Chinese district to spot the Zeedijk Buddhist temple and marvel at the Royal Palace in Dam Square. With tailor-made, educational activities, the kids will have a blast learning about Amsterdam's rich history. Join us for an unforgettable family quest in the heart of this enchanting city! You can choose to enhance your Amsterdam adventure with an exclusive half-hour journey into the heart of the Royal Palace, the residence of the Dutch royal family. Immerse your family in its history, all with entry tickets included.
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Itinerary
Waterfront and surroundings: The old harbour, Central Railway station, Het Ij (the bay/river), Amsterdam Noord.
See the Buddhist temple called Fo Guang Shan, in the Zeedijk area. Explore the fascinating Chinatown of Amsterdam and spot many unique shops and other attractions.
The Oude Kerk ("Old Church") is the oldest building in Amsterdam. It was originally built in the 13th century as a simple wooden chapel, whereas today it is an imposing Gothic building.
We will walk through the Spooksteeg ("Ghost Alley"): our guide will provide insights and tell you the legend of Helena, the ghost of a 18th century woman.
Zeedijk + Oudezijdse Kolk + Spook steeg + Nieuwmarkt
Dam Square is the vibrant center of the city. This bustling area is full of locals and tourists who want to shop, stroll or simply relax in one of the nearby cafes.
The Koninklijk Paleis ("Royal Palace") overlooks Dam Square and is characterized by an elegant classical facade. It is still used for official state events and royal receptions.
(optional when time allows)The Begijnhof, dating back to the early 14th century, is a tranquil courtyard. Although the original dwellings are no more, the Begijnhof persists as a peaceful oasis, away from the city's commotion.
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What's included
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels