Netherlands

Are you looking for things to do in the Netherlands? Try a Netherlands Walking Tour. We offer several 3-hour self-guided walking tours with challenges to discover several cities throughout the Netherlands.

A Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2 to 3-hour self-guided walking tour with instructions through our mobile website on your smartphone. You’ll learn the history of a city or neighborhood, and the significance of various sites, monuments, and names. Also, you’ll enjoy solving our various challenges at almost every stop along the way.

Our tours

Amsterdam: This tour takes you from Damrak to Palace Dam Square, Begijnhof, Allard Pierson museum, Nationale Opera & Ballet, Rembrandt Museum, Waag, Chinatown, De Oude Kerk, St.Nicolaas Basilica, and Centraal Station (near the start location).

Amsterdam Mini: This is a shorter version of our Amsterdam tour. See all the sites except the Opera House and Rembrandt Museum.

Maastricht: This tour takes from the City Hall, to Maastricht University, the Vrijthof, St. Servitus Basilica, the old town’s defensive walls, Jeker river, Helpoort, across the Hope Bridge to Plein 1992, and back across the Meuse river on the Sint Servaasbrug bridge.

Maastricht Mini: This is a shorter version of our Maastricht tour. It does not cross the Meuse River, so it does not take you to Plein 1992 or the Sint Servaasbrug.

Rotterdam: This tour takes you from City Hall to the World Trade Center, Grote Sint-Laurenskerk, Central Market, Central Public Library, Cube Houses, Mariners Museum, and Maritime Museum. Continue through Lijnbaan to Schouwburgplein and Centraal Station before returning to City Hall.

Additional details

Further, they all end within a few blocks of their starting point. Indeed, you’ll never walk more than 5 minutes between 2 stops. However, this isn’t a race. Take as much, or as little time as you want.

You’re sure to find plenty of things to do in the Netherlands when doing our scavenger hunts.

Contact us if you have any questions.

Each one is available in English and in French.