Holland City Tours
Holland City Tours
Corporate & team building

A day out for the whole team, in any of our cities

Ten people or eighty, a team offsite or the social day of a congress. We build the whole day around your group: the route, the guides, the language, the food and the travel between cities, across all 15 cities we guide in. You get one proposal and one invoice.

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A group of guests on an open canal boat, seen from a bridge above
Ideas to start from

A few formats groups usually build their day around

These are starting points, not fixed listings: each one can run in whichever of our cities suits your group, and we adjust the details to fit. For inspiration, get in touch and we will put together a proposal.

The busy interior of a historic restaurant, brick walls and chandeliers
Around 3.5 hours

Walking Lunch

A private guided walk through the city, paused partway through for a relaxed group lunch. A working lunch people actually remember.

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A group walking a historic shopping street at night between dinner courses, lit by street lights
Around 4 hours

Walking Dinner

The evening version: guided walking between the courses of a group dinner, in whichever of our cities suits you best.

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An open canal boat full of guests, seen from a bridge above
Full day

Full day with a boat tour

A private walking tour, a canal or harbour boat trip and lunch, combined into one full day out for the team.

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A busy cafe with a quiz scoreboard on the screen above the bar
Fully flexible

Custom programs

Workshops, tastings, quizzes, a multi-city day, or anything else you have in mind. Tell us the shape of the day and we build it.

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Add-ons

A few things groups like to build in

Small extras that turn a tour into a whole event. Ask about any of these when you get in touch.

Hands painting a blue design onto a white tile at a Delftware workshop

Delftware painting workshop

Paint your own Delft Blue tile with a local artist, and take it home.

A tasting flight of three Dutch beers on a wooden paddle, one glass being lifted

Brewery visit and tasting

A guided tasting at a local brewery, usually as the last stop of the day.

A busy cafe with a quiz scoreboard on the screen above the bar

City pub quiz

Teams compete on what they picked up during the tour. Competitive, in a good way.

How it works

From first email to the day itself

Step 1

Tell us the shape of the day

How many people, which dates, which city or cities, and what the day is for. A rough idea is enough to start.

Step 2

We come back with a proposal

Usually within 48 hours: a route, a timing, the number of guides your group needs, and one all-in price.

Step 3

We arrange the rest

Guides in your language, museum tickets, restaurant reservations and transfers between cities, all on one invoice.

Good to know

Group and corporate questions

How large a group can you take?

We do these programmes for anywhere between 5 and 500 people. One guide takes up to 20 people on a walking tour (15 in Amsterdam), and beyond that we simply add guides and split the group, starting each smaller group a few minutes apart on the same route. We regularly run days for 50 to 80 people this way, and larger conference and incentive groups well beyond that. If you would rather stay together, a whisper system lets one guide take a larger group than 20, as long as you ask at least a week in advance.

Can we stay together as one big group?

Yes, with a whisper system. Everyone gets a receiver and an earpiece, so one guide can take a group well above the usual twenty and still be heard clearly by the person at the back, on a busy square or beside traffic. We need to know at least a week before the tour so the equipment reaches your city in time. Without it, larger groups are split between guides instead.

How is a group tour priced?

Our single-city private tours are a flat price per guide, so a group of 40 pays for two guides rather than 40 tickets. Combination tours across two or three cities have a base price per guide plus a per-person amount, because they include travel between the cities. You always see one all-in figure in the proposal.

Which languages are available?

English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Italian. For a group that splits across several guides we can mix languages, so part of the group walks in English and part in German at the same time.

Can you organise lunch, dinner or tickets as well?

Yes. Restaurant reservations, museum entry, canal boats and workshops can all go into the same programme and onto the same invoice. Tell us the budget per head and we will suggest what fits.

Do you arrange transport between cities?

For most groups the train is faster and simpler, and your guide travels with you. Where a coach or minibus makes more sense we arrange it and include it in the quote. Hotel pickup in another city, Amsterdam included, can be added to any tour.

How far in advance should we book?

For a group of 20 or more, four to six weeks is comfortable, and more in spring and around conference season. We will always tell you honestly if a date is tight rather than accepting it and hoping.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Tours run in almost all weather, and our guides know which indoor stops to lean on when it turns. For a large group we can shift the balance of the day towards museums and covered stops on the morning itself.

Can we get one invoice for the whole company?

Yes. Group and corporate bookings are invoiced on payment terms rather than paid card by card at checkout, and we can put a purchase-order reference on the invoice if your finance team needs one.

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Tell us about your group

Only your email and a short note on what you need are required. Anything else you can tell us, group name, size, city and dates, helps us come back with a sharper proposal, usually within 48 hours.

Prefer WhatsApp? Message us at +31 6 46 52 69 11. Booking on behalf of clients? Our net rates for operators and agents are on the travel trade page.