Meet local guide Karel, born and raised in Amsterdam, at the National Monument on Dam Square in Amsterdam. Karel takes you on a journey by foot through the old city center with its cobbled streets. Look at the city through his eyes and learn about the city's history, people, culture and community. Ask Karel anything you'd like to know about Amsterdam or the Netherlands; there's not a single topic that he shies away from!

Visit De Wallen, the infamous Red Light District, at times when it is the least crowded and gain perspectives on Dutch pragmatism. And to satisfy your curiosity Karel takes you for a hands-on coffeeshop experience where he explains the Dutch approach to cannabis

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Start with Amsterdam Castle for a private guided tour to learn all about its secrets, how life was during the Middle Ages and about the Dutch 17th century and the accompanied controversies. After the tour you have some personal time to explore the beautiful historical gardens, before making the transfer to Utrecht.

Utrecht, a.k.a. Domstad, is the non-touristy version of Amsterdam. Enjoy a private guided walking tour passing through little cobbled streets and churchyards. Learn about the city’s history that started around 2,000 years ago when Utrecht was part of the northern border of the Roman Empire and enjoy some personal time.

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Start with Edam, a quaint, red-roofed village in the aptly named region of Waterland that comprises of historic fishing villages. In the 1100s Edam started as a settlement of farmers and fishermen but well into the 17th century it developed into a prosperous town thanks to its ship building and cheese. Set off on a walking tour to learn about the radiant history of this classy small town.

Next is Volendam, a famous fishing village where traditional costumes are still worn. Enjoy a walking tour and discover what it exactly is that makes Volendam so popular. And in Volendam you should definitely taste herring the Dutch way - grab it by its tail and slide it down your throat Naturally, we'll show you how to eat them properly 😉

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Enjoyment starts on the way to Giethoorn, when you travel overland to the province of Overijssel that is home to picturesque Giethoorn. Cross Flevoland, the newest province of 🇳🇱 that's built from reclaimed land from the sea.

Upon arrival in Giethoorn, enjoy a guided tour and embark on a whisper boat. There's no better way to experience the marvellous views of the farmhouses in Giethoorn than from the water. After all, this is the main mode of transportation in this village as it has no roads! After the boat tour you have some personal time to continue your explorations in the village. Wander around and try some kibbeling, herring or cheese 🧀, or discover the gemstone museum!

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Start your day with a visit to Giethoorn, known as the famous village without roads or Venice of the North. Weerribben Wieden is the largest low peat bog area in North-West Europe and considered by many as one of the most extraordinary areas in the Netherlands. Explore the labyrinth of quiet waterways of this national park by kayak or canoe 🛶 a route of ± 1.5 hours

Continue to Giethoorn, Embark on a 1-hr private tour by electrical whisper boat. Steer the boat yourself or have your guide do it for you. After all, it is the main mode of transportation. After the boat tour you have some personal time for your own explorations of this water village by foot 👣

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The first stop of the day is the Orchideeënhoeve (Orchid Farm), a magnificent indoor jungle with different tropical gardens and greenhouses. Here you can surround yourself with thousands of flowers 🌸 in the fairytale SkyFlora Garden that was inspired by the Japanese cherry blossom season. Meet with a wildlife guide for an interesting talk on butterflies or reptiles (your choice) before exploring the Orchid Farm for several hours in your own pace.

Once in Giethoorn, embark on a private whisper boat and enjoy a 1-hr tour of the village, passing by gorgeous farmhouses; each built on its own little island that can be reached by bridge or boat only

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Rotterdam, or Rotjeknor how us Dutchies call it, is the Dutch city with international allure known for its innovative architecture and impressive skyline. Discover Rotterdam first with a private guided walking tour passing by the Old Harbor in the Maritime District with its beautiful historical ships. Walk through the ‘forest’ of 38 cube-shaped apartments on hexagonal pylons to the Markthal, one of the city's signature buildings.

Next is a harbor cruise through the harbor of Rotterdam which is one of the largest seaports in the world. Be amazed by the ultra-modern handling of thousands of containers!

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Explore Rotterdam first, the Dutch city with international allure and known for its innovative architecture and impressive skyline. Set off on a walking tour passing by the Old Harbor in the Maritime District with its beautiful historical ships and the ‘forest’ of 38 cube-shaped apartments on hexagonal pylons.

Continue to Lisse, home to Keukenhof spring flower park that is known as Europe's Garden. Sset off on a private orientation stroll to get acquainted with the park; after all, with its 79 acres of flowers it's one of the largest flower gardens in the world. After the stroll you have over four hours of personal time to experience the park's tulip gardens and flower shows in your own pace.

  Spring

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Start the day with Delft, a city not only famous for Johannes Vermeer, Delft Blue pottery and the Royal Family, but also for the beautiful city hall in the former historical Waag located on the market square in the heart of the city. Enjoy a private guided walking tour, ending at a small certified family shop for a live-demonstration on the traditional making of authentic Delft Blue Pottery

Next is Rotterdam, where you first embark on a harbor cruise before walking to Rotterdam's iconic Markthal for some personal time to grab a bite or to continue your explorations

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Explore Delft, the Dutch City of William of Orange, ‘Father of the Nation’ of the Netherlands, and of Royal Delft Pottery. Start with a private guided walking tour of the historical city that ends at an authentic family-owned small business that makes original Delft Blue pottery. Enjoy a brief live-demonstration on how this pottery is made.

In Keukenhof you set off on a private guided orientation stroll of this wonderful spring flower park that is one of the largest in the world. Enjoy several hours of personal time for your own explorations.

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Interested in authentic windmills and Royal Blue Pottery? This is the place to be! This private tour explores first world heritage site Kinderdijk with its nineteen windmills that are inhabited by millers and their families . There are a few that are open to the public. Climb the stairs inside one and see for yourself how water and wind are harvested

Next is Delft, the Royal City of the Netherlands' Founding Father William of Orange. Set off on a walking tour and enjoy a live-demonstration on Delft Blue Pottery. And perhaps taste some delicious Dutch 🧀

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No hassles with expensive and time-consuming trains to visit Belgium! Just have your own private guide take you to beautiful medieval city of Ghent for a day

Upon arrival in Ghent, discover this radiant city with a private guided walking tour. After the tour you have personal time to discover the city and all its beauty. Have a look the most frequently stolen painting in the world that was featured in the movie Monuments Men, 'The adoration of the mystic lamb', visit the medieval castle of Gravensteen 🏰 or taste the delicious local stew!

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No hassles with expensive and time-consuming trains to visit Belgium! Right across the border with Belgium is Antwerp. Under Emperor Charles V, it was the most important trading city in Europe north of the Alps

Upon arrival in Antwerp, discover this radiant city with a private guided walking tour and learn about its historical significance. Continue your explorations in your personal time in the city as there is so much to do, see and taste. Visit the diamond district, have a look at the Rubens paintings in the Cathedral and the train station (check out the flashmob further down this page!) or indulge yourself in the local cuisine and have some mussels!

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