easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with basic cycling skills; moderate endurance needed.
Cycle through historic Amsterdam and uncover the city’s vibrant past with this engaging bike tour. Experience iconic landmarks, traditional cheese, and craftsmanship—all in just three hours.
Ages 11+ • 3 Hours • Hight minimum 160 cm • See beyond the city center!
Embark on a captivating 3-hour bike tour along the scenic Amstel River, where you'll encounter stunning historical architecture from Amsterdam's Golden Age. Discover iconic landmarks, including the Skinny Bridge and a traditional 15th-century farm renowned for cheese and clogs, all while experiencing the city like a true local.
3 Hours
Experience on your bike one of the most beautiful scenery along the Amstel River where the name Amsterdam came from. Cycle along with historical architecture from the Golden age and end at one of the oldest farms. The tour is fit for all ages and levels.
Discover Amsterdam like a typical local on your bike. Cycle along the Amstel river with it's beautiful Skinny Bridge, the BlauwBrug, the locks where they regulate the level of the water. Do you know also that Amstel beer is named after this river? The guide will tell you why. Cycle around historical houses that reflect the early town's prosperity.
Start the tour at the Salt Harbour with the stunning view over the IJ River and bike through the city center heading to the Amstel River. Along the way, you will see several famous landmarks and of course the windmill. You end at a traditional farm specialized in making cheese and clogs. This farm is located in the middle of the Dutch polder. This farm dates back to the 15th century. After this, you return to the city center.
This tour makes it hard to believe that the farm and windmills are just a short distance from Amsterdam!
Weather can vary, so wear comfortable clothes and layers to stay cozy or cool during the ride.
Carry water to keep hydrated, especially on warmer days or if you plan to take photos along the way.
Hold onto your belongings tightly, as bike riding can be bumpy and selfie opportunities are plentiful.
Always follow local cycling laws for a safe and hassle-free ride around the city.
Amsterdam’s canal system was developed in the 17th century to manage water and facilitate trade, now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Tour operators prioritize eco-friendly practices, encouraging responsible cycling and supporting local sustainability initiatives.
A sturdy bike equipped for city cycling ensures a smooth and enjoyable ride.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat help keep you comfortable on sunny days.
summer specific
Dress in layers to adapt to changing weather conditions.
Capture the picturesque scenery and charming stops along the route.