A Guide to Leeuwarden offers guided walking tours in Leeuwarden, Friesland, that introduce visitors to the city's history, art, and local stories.
The company runs a mix of private and public (free) tours covering World War II, street art, notable women, and general city highlights. Many tours are 1.5-hour guided walks led by top-rated local guides who share personal insights and practical tips for visitors.
On the Tweede Wereldoorlog Private Tour, guides explore Leeuwarden's wartime history, Jewish community stories, resistance efforts, and occupation impacts. The Street Art Private Tour highlights murals, stickers, and graffiti across the city while providing behind-the-scenes context. The Vrouwen Private Tour focuses on influential women such as Mata Hari and Marijke Meu, visiting historic buildings and murals tied to their stories. The Openbare Leeuwarden Free Tour is an engaging 1.5-hour city walk featuring monuments, hidden gems, and humorous storytelling. Two tour listings—Leeuwarden Private Tour and Openbare Wybrand de Geest Free Tour—are included among the offerings.
Guides also offer insider recommendations for dining and activities to help visitors make the most of their stay. By combining focused themes, local expertise, and a mix of private and free formats, A Guide to Leeuwarden provides accessible ways to explore Leeuwarden's cultural landscape. Visitors can choose thematic tours to match interests in history, street art, or notable figures. The thematic structure balances historical context, visual art interpretation, and biographical narratives to give depth to short walks. Bookings accommodate private groups and public attendees depending on tour format throughout the year.