• Dam Square - First and foremost… bicycles! Be mindful of traffic lights and tram tracks. Stick to the bicycle lanes, which are marked in red. If you need to stop, do so safely and avoid stopping in the middle of the street! Phone holders are available for purchase everywhere, or you can ask the bike rental company for one!
• The Bulldog The First Coffeeshop - Situated in the heart of Amsterdam, The Bulldog is one of the city’s pioneering coffee shops. Established in the 1970s, it has become an iconic venue. Renowned for its history, it played a significant role in the fight for legalization, making it a must-visit for those interested in Amsterdam’s vibrant culture and progressive attitudes.
• Waag - Travel back in time at the Sint Anthonis gate in Amsterdam, once a vital medieval entrance now converted into a weighing house. Discover the history of taxation, guilds, and the influential merchant families who shaped the city’s future. Admire the intricate carvings that reflect the stonemasons’ craftsmanship and social hierarchy. A must-see for history lovers!
• South Church (Zuiderkerk) - Experience the historical charm of the Zuiderkerk, a Protestant church completed in 1614. Its 80-meter tower provides panoramic views of the city. Home to unique stories and even immortalized by Claude Monet, this site is a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts.
• museum Rembrandthuis - Visit the historic Rembrandt House in Amsterdam, where the iconic artist lived and worked from 1639 to 1658.
• Blauwbrug - Explore the rich history and architectural wonders at Bridge 236 in Amsterdam. Built in 1883 and inspired by Paris’ Alexander III bridge, it was a showcase for the Colonial Exposition. Cycle along the majestic river Amstel to the countryside, passing by the iconic modern Stopera, a unique blend of town hall and opera house.
• Rembrandt Monument - Rembrandt Square was once known as the Butter Market but was renamed in modern times in honor of the city’s most famous painter, whose statue you see here. Today, it’s a renowned spot for nightlife with large clubs and numerous bars and coffee shops nearby.
• Seven Bridges View Point - Discover the opulent history of Amsterdam’s iconic Canal Belt, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2010. Wander through the elegant Prince’s, Emperor’s, and Gentleman’s Canals, where lavish city palaces stand as a testament to the city’s Golden Age prosperity. Stroll past architectural marvels adorned with imported materials from around the world, and immerse yourself in the high life of a bygone era where wealth and luxury knew no bounds.
• Rijksmuseum - Explore the iconic Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a historic masterpiece designed by renowned architect P.J.H. Cuypers. The Rijksmuseum is also the only museum in the world where you can cycle through.
• Concertgebouw - The Concertgebouw, a historic concert hall in Amsterdam, offers world-class acoustics and a rich musical heritage dating back to the 19th century. Enjoy free lunch concerts on Wednesdays and be part of a venue where legendary artists like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin once performed.
• Van Gogh Museum - Discover the iconic museum designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1973, honoring Vincent van Gogh’s legacy with over 200 paintings, 400 drawings, and priceless letters. Delve into the world of this renowned artist and witness his masterpieces that captivate millions each year. Book your tickets early to secure your spot at this must-visit destination. Check their website for more details. Time lock and pre-booking are highly recommended! (maybe visit later)
• Pieter Cornelisz Hooftstraat - The PC Hooftstraat is the Champs Elysees of Amsterdam. Here, it’s all about people-watching, and you can often see celebrities walking and sitting on the terraces. Many shops are owned by brand names, and the rents in these streets are among the highest in Holland, averaging 2500 euros per square meter per year.
• Vondelpark - Vondelpark, named after the famous Dutch poet Joost van den Vondel, is a cherished oasis in Amsterdam. Hosting concerts and theatre performances, this park is a favorite gathering spot for locals who enjoy picnics, BBQs, and leisurely strolls. Visitors can admire the statue of Joost van den Vondel and enjoy the park’s scenic beauty. Be sure to stay hydrated with the readily available drinkable water, making it a convenient and refreshing stop.
• Leiden Square (Leidseplein) - Leidseplein is similar to Rembrandtplein, an entertainment area named after the city of Leiden and a former city gate. The Bulldog coffee shop is located around the corner of the square. It’s quite ironic because it is situated in a former police building.
• The Jordaan - Explore the historic Jordaan district, formerly known as “Het Nieuwe Werck,” in Amsterdam. Built in the 17th century to accommodate immigrants and workers, this charming area features asymmetrical canals, small houses, and iconic landmarks like the Noorderkerk and Westerkerk. Witness the legacy of hardworking residents who hand-built canals, streets, and bridges, shaping Amsterdam into a bustling hive of activity.
• Westerkerk - Discover the historic Westerkerk in Amsterdam, the city’s largest church built for the wealthy along the iconic canals. Designed by master architect Hendrik de Keyser, it was completed in 1631 by his son Pieter. Climb its 87-meter tower for stunning city views. Look for the unmarked grave of Rembrandt and the nearby Gay Memorial. Don’t miss the Anne Frank Statue and try the famous Maatje herring at the nearby fish booth run by Frans, known for serving the best in town.
• Anne Frank House - Discover the poignant history hidden within this unassuming canal house in Amsterdam. Delve into the tragic and inspiring tale of a young girl’s bravery during WWII, captured forever in her iconic diary. A must-visit for those seeking to commemorate a powerful chapter of human resilience (maybe visit later).
• Tower Bridge - This is the widest bridge in Amsterdam… Discover the historic bridge as well as its fascinating past as a fortified prison with towers. Located next to one of the smallest houses in the city, this site offers a unique glimpse into Amsterdam’s architectural contrasts and rich history.

• Full flexibility: start at any hour, take a break at any time and resume later
• Next-gen mobile app guides you through each step of your adventure
• Explore the surroundings with a truly unique, immersive, GPS-enabled experience
• Interactive self-guided tour lets you move at your own pace
• Special offer at the recommended bike rental shop (present ticket)

• A physical tour guide (not included)
• Rental bike (not included)
• Phone holder (rent one for free by showing your ticket)

The tour is expected to last around 2.5 hours, possibly longer, depending on your pace, the duration of your breaks, and any unexpected events during the tour. You’ll explore three distinct eras of Amsterdam: Medieval, Golden Age, and Modern Amsterdam. Note: A bike-mounted phone holder is essential for this tour. The primary activity is cycling. Stay aware of your surroundings and let the app guide you without interacting with your phone while riding. Experience a new kind of adventure with your smartphone, blending a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.

• Requires installing a mobile app (instructions in confirmation email)
• Requires riding a bike and using a mandatory phone holder
• Not recommended for people with impaired mobility
• Not recommended for seniors over 80
• Not recommended for visually impaired people

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.