• Zeedijk - A lively street filled with a variety of eateries, bars, and shops. It’s an excellent spot to enjoy local cuisine, ranging from traditional Dutch snacks to international dishes.
• The Bulldog The First Coffeeshop - A renowned cannabis coffeeshop in Amsterdam, celebrated for its relaxed vibe. It provides insight into Amsterdam’s progressive stance on recreational drug use.
• Condomerie - A unique shop focused on contraception and safe sex. With an educational and distinctive approach, it highlights Amsterdam’s progressive attitude towards sexual health.
• Dam Square - Also known as the City built on trees: Due to Amsterdam’s soil comprising a thick layer of fen and clay, some buildings are constructed on wooden poles anchored in a sandy layer about 11 meters deep. Historically, Amsterdam’s houses were built on wooden foundation piles driven deep into the clay, peat, and water until reaching the first layer of solid sand.
• The Smallest House in Amsterdam - Constructed around the 1700s, this tiny house initially served as storage for the VOC trading company. Eventually, it became a long-term residence.
• Int Aepjen - Known as Pub The Ape, or Int Aepjen in Dutch, this establishment was built around 1540 and is one of only two remaining wooden buildings in Amsterdam. This is notable because a major fire in 1452 led the government to mandate brick facades for buildings.

• Local guide
• Guided walking tour

• Food and drinks

Discover the enchanting charm of Amsterdam’s famous Red Light District with an engaging 1.5-hour walking tour. From the lively atmosphere of Zeedijk Street to the historic Old Church, each step reveals the district’s distinctive past and present.

Locally known as “De Wallen,” the Red Light District is a vital part of Amsterdam’s history. Beyond its contemporary fame, it was historically a center of commerce, trade, and diverse communities. The guide will share insights into this transformation as participants follow in the footsteps of historical figures and learn about the area’s intricate laws on drugs and prostitution.

Gain knowledge about the liberal stance on cannabis, Coffeeshops, and the iconic red windows. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the district’s history, the narratives that define it, and its role within Amsterdam and The Netherlands.

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