Discover the canal-woven gem of Leiden on a guided city tour. Explore the waterways, bridges, and cultural significance of this unique city, known as the little Amsterdam.
- Morspoort - We will be visiting the Morspoort (Mors entrance) as one of the first attractions in the city. This is one of the old city entrances in Leiden out of the remaining 2 gates. This city gate was built in wood around 1611. The stone gate was built in 1669 after a design by W. van der Helm. The gate itself was built in an old-fashioned style for that time, the Dutch Renaissance time.
- Bottled water included
- All fees and taxes covered
- Visiting inside Stadsgehoorzaal and City Hall (only possible with prior appointments)
Leiden, following Amsterdam, is recognized as the Netherlands’ second most significant city when it comes to canals and waterways. Housing over 57 bridges within the city center, it presents an exceptional experience that shouldn’t be overlooked. Some locals endearingly refer to Leiden as mini Amsterdam.
The only guided walking tour of Leiden listed on TripAdvisor or Viator in the Netherlands comes complete with a well-informed guide offering essential insights into the city’s culture, historical importance, and recent developments. This tour can also be paired with the Dutch windmill and polder walking tour located at the city’s edge.
Leiden’s distinctive features include the globally-acclaimed Leiden University structures, grand residences, and museums hosting impressive exhibitions. Particularly for travelers hailing from the USA, Leiden holds notable historical value due to its association with the Pilgrim Fathers, 17th century inhabitants of the city.
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