easy
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on paved and cobblestone streets for the duration without strain.
Trace the roots of global finance on a 2.5-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s historic money district. Discover the stories behind the world’s first stock exchange and infamous financial episodes that shaped capitalism.
Starting at €180 • 2,5 Hours • All Ages • Follow the money and 500 years of economic innovation
Discover Amsterdam's rich financial history on a captivating 2.5-hour tour. Walk the streets where stocks were first traded, explore the legacy of the Dutch East India Company, and uncover tales of speculation bubbles and bank heists. This unique journey reveals how Amsterdam shaped global finance through the ages.
Adult: Total tour price with... 1 adult €180,- 2 adults €220,- 3 adults €240,- 4 adults €260,- 5 to 10 adults €280,- 11 to 15 adults €300,-
Child (under 18 with at least two adult companion): Per child: €10,- Duration
2,5 Hours
Banknotes, a stock exchange, an exchange bank, Tulip Mania and stock frauds, the financial legacy of Amsterdam is priceless!
For two centuries the world’s elite, such as Russian tsars and American presidents formed the clientele of Amsterdam’s banks. On the Financial History Tours you walk street where the first stocks were traded, you get the story behind a 1614 Bank of Loan, a 1637 speculation bubble and a 1940 Nazi bank heist.
Follow the money from Amsterdam’s oldest document, via the Golden Age, to World War II, and the city’s current position in the financial world.
The tour involves 2.5 hours of walking on city streets and cobblestones—supportive footwear is essential.
Amsterdam’s weather can be unpredictable; layering helps stay comfortable during the outdoor walk.
The tour starts promptly; arriving 10 minutes early ensures you don’t miss any part of the experience.
While the walk is moderate, having a water bottle is advisable, especially on warmer days.
Amsterdam was home to the world’s first official stock exchange and the Dutch East India Company, the first multinational corporation, giving the city its crucial role in financial history.
Historic preservation efforts in Amsterdam prioritize maintaining the city's unique urban fabric while encouraging sustainable tourism practices during city tours.
Supportive shoes help navigate cobbled streets and urban terrain comfortably.
Protects against unpredictable spring rain showers common in Amsterdam.
spring specific
Allows you to adjust to varying temperatures and urban wind chill during cooler months.
fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated is important, especially on sunny summer days.
summer specific