easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with the ability to stand and walk at a modest pace on uneven city streets.
Step into Amsterdam’s rich past on a 2-hour Portuguese-language tour through Dam Square, the Jewish Quarter, and the vibrant Flower Market — complete with authentic Dutch cheeses and chocolates.
Todas as idades • 2 horas • Mínimo de 5 pessoas • Grupos até 15 pessoas
Embark on a captivating 2-hour journey through Amsterdam's historic center, exploring its rich past from a fishing village to a commercial hub. Visit iconic sites like the Dam Square, Jewish Quarter, and the famous Flower Market, while savoring traditional Dutch cheeses and chocolates, ensuring an unforgettable experience that will leave you longing to return.
2 horas
Este tour pelo centro histórico é uma ótima introdução à cidade de Amesterdão. Esta começou por ser uma aldeia de pescadores nas margens do rio Amstel e posteriormente passou a ser a cidade mais importante da Europa a nível comercial. Vários foram os acontecimentos históricos que ocorreram nesta cidade, desde o domínio espanhol passando pelo francês e, mais tarde, pelo alemão.
Para além da história, também ficarás a conhecer a realidade do dia-a-dia holandês.
Queremos que saias apaixonado pela cidade e com vontade de regressar.
Estação Central de Amesterdão Dam Antigo Bairro Judeu Casa de Rembrandt Mercado Waterlooplein Realidade do dia-a-dia holandês Mercado das Flores
Guia de língua portuguesa e/ou espanhol Guia durante todo o percurso Degustação de chocolates típicos holandeses Degustação de queijos típicos holandeses
The 2-hour tour covers city streets and cobblestones, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential.
Amsterdam’s weather can change quickly; a waterproof layer will keep you dry without weighing you down.
While many vendors accept cards, having some euros on hand can make purchasing snacks or souvenirs easier.
From historic buildings to colorful market stalls, there are countless photo opportunities throughout the tour.
Amsterdam grew from a 12th-century fishing village into a pivotal commercial port during the Dutch Golden Age, reflected vividly in the architecture and layout of its historic center.
Efforts to preserve Amsterdam’s historic sites include maintaining traditional building facades and supporting local markets that champion sustainable, local goods.
Necessary for navigating cobbled streets and city sidewalks comfortably throughout the tour.
Protects against unexpected rain showers common in Amsterdam’s spring weather.
spring specific
Ideal for capturing the colorful architecture and market scenes along the route.
Handy for small purchases at local markets that may not accept card payments.