easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking experience recommended
Discover Amsterdam’s unseen stories on this walking tour that highlights the city’s rich cultural resistance and diverse communities. Uncover the histories behind iconic sites and hidden scenes that shape Amsterdam today.
€40 per Adult / €30 per Youth • 2 Hours • Small-Group Walking Tour
Explore Amsterdam's rich tapestry of stories beyond its famous canals on this unique walking tour. Discover the impactful histories of BIPOC, LGBTQ+, Jewish communities, and women as you visit significant sites like the Artist's Resistance Monument and the Portuguese Synagogue, culminating at the H'ART Museum. Experience the city’s hidden gems!
Forget the canals - Amsterdam is a city built on stories! Stroll through the busy Jewish Quarter and spacious Plantage neighborhood and get a cross-section of the city's BIPOC, LGBTQ+, Jewish and women's history.
Highlights include:
Please wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. In true Dutch fashion, we try to go rain or shine and cold or heat, though we will cancel and reschedule/refund if the weather looks severe.
The tour ends at the H'ART Museum (formerly the Hermitage Museum). If you're biking to the tour, a good place to park is near the Blauwbrug.
We have a minimum of 2 people per tour, so if you have trouble finding a single availability at the time you want, you have three options:
The tour involves a fair amount of walking through city streets and cobblestone paths, so comfy footwear is essential.
Capture memorable moments or jot down insights from the guide as you learn about Amsterdam’s hidden narratives.
Be prepared for rain or sunshine; dress accordingly to stay comfortable during the walk.
Getting to the meeting point a few minutes early ensures you won’t miss the start and can settle in comfortably.
This tour shines a light on the stories of resistance, identity, and social activism that have often been overlooked in mainstream narratives of Amsterdam’s history.
The tour promotes awareness of Amsterdam’s diverse communities and encourages respectful interaction with city spaces, supporting sustainable tourism.
Firm, supportive footwear makes for a more enjoyable walking experience through city streets.
Dressing in layers or rain gear helps adapt to changing weather conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture the vibrant street scenes and meaningful sites you'll visit.
Jot down insights or record reflections during your journey.