• Gastrovino Amsterdam - De Mannen Van Kaas - Start your journey near Spui Square at Gastrovino, a charming delicatessen where you can taste aged Dutch cheese and embark on an exciting adventure!
• Cafe De Dokter - Visit Café de Dokter, established in 1798 by a surgeon. With its dusty bottles, chandeliers, and six seats, it feels like a scene from a Harry Potter movie. If there’s room, enjoy a mini tasting and discover why beer was once seen as a medicine.
• Restaurant & Bar Lagerhuys - Relax at Lagerhuys, the historic venue where Gerard Heineken once entertained the “Nouveau Riche”. Enjoy two local beers (or wine / non-alcoholic options) paired with smoked sausage while learning about miracles, merchants, and the city’s passion for a good brew.
• Kapitein Zeppos - Visit Kapitein Zeppos, a leafy courtyard café hidden behind the Begijnhof. Enjoy a small beer (or rosé / ginger soda) and hear tales of how artists and poets once debated politics and pilsners in Amsterdam’s secret alleys.
• Brakke Grond, Flemish Cultural Centre - At De Brakke Grond, taste two Belgian-style beers and a Flemish snack inside this cultural center owned by Flanders. Discover how Dutch and Belgian brewers transformed centuries of rivalry into friendly froth.
• Dam Square - Walk across Dam Square, admire the Royal Palace, and learn how a fishing village built on beer and trade became Europe’s Golden Age powerhouse — and how the Miracle of Amsterdam turned spirits into pilgrims.
• Oudezijds Voorburgwal - Wander beside the UNESCO-listed canals, tracing the line where Amsterdam’s medieval wall once stood — the origin of the name “Wallen” and the inspiration for Wall Street. Discover how beer barrels and merchant wealth literally built the city’s freedom.
• Red Light District (De Wallen) - Explore the historic Red Light District, where monks once prayed and sailors celebrated survival. Your guide will reveal how commerce, faith, and freedom intertwined to shape Amsterdam’s most famous neighborhood — no windows, just stories.
• Condomerie - Outside the Condomerie, the world’s first condom shop, learn how the Dutch transformed taboos into education. Next door, the Oude Kerk, the city’s oldest building, illustrates how sin and sanctity peacefully coexist in Amsterdam.
• Oude Kerk - The oldest building in the city demonstrates how religion and sin can coexist.
• Int Aepjen - Pass by Café In ’t Aepjen, a 15th-century pub where sailors once paid their tabs with monkeys from the East Indies. It’s one of Amsterdam’s oldest taverns and a living symbol of the city’s global trade and legendary thirst.
• Brouwerij de Prael - Conclude at De Prael Brewery, a microbrewery that provides employment to people from the social care system. Enjoy your final two craft beers (or wine / ginger soda) and toast to seven centuries of Amsterdam’s freedom and flavor.

• Small-group experience — maximum 10 guests for a personal vibe
• Tips for the pubs are included, tips for the Guide are possible by cash or card.
• Traditional Dutch snacks (cheese, smoked sausage, bitterballen)
• Expert local guide from Adam & Eve — a 100% local boutique company with 3,000+ 5-star reviews
• 6 premium beer tastings across authentic Amsterdam pubs

• Additional food or drinks beyond the included tastings
• Gratuities for the guide (optional)

• Not just a pub crawl — it’s a cultural adventure. This is a thoughtfully curated exploration of Old Amsterdam’s history, canals, and Red Light District, shared through beer, bites, and captivating stories.

• Truly local. Led by Adam & Eve Amsterdam Food Tours, a boutique company boasting over 3,000 5-star reviews and guides who are 100% based in Amsterdam.

• Premium yet personal. With small groups (maximum of 10), enjoy genuine conversations, reserved seating, and attentive service at each location.

• Inclusive and adaptable. Wine or non-alcoholic alternatives are always available, ensuring couples and non-beer drinkers can enjoy the full experience.

• Historic storytelling. Discover Heineken’s first café, Amsterdam’s original Wall Street, sailors who paid with monkeys, and the city’s renowned tolerance.

• Hidden gems known only to locals. Visit places like Lagerhuys, Brakke Grond, and De Prael — truly authentic!

• Tastings with purpose. Each stop tells a story — from social breweries employing locals to cafés that have withstood the city’s plagues and floods.

• We walk 2.5 KM about 1 mile.

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