Staying in another city? We can pick you up and drop you off, from your hotel in Amsterdam, Rotterdam or anywhere within about a 1.5 hour drive of where the tour starts. Add it when you book, or ask us for a quote if you are further out.
Nineteen windmills from 1738 and 1740 in one UNESCO landscape: a private guide, the boat along the mills and a working mill from the inside, with an optional start in Rotterdam.
Entrance and boat trip includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
A small palace in The Hague with Girl with a Pearl Earring, Rembrandt and the Goldfinch. One private hour with your own guide.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
The Rijksmuseum holds eight hundred years of Dutch art across eighty rooms. Most visitors photograph the Night Watch and leave none the wiser.
Knowledgeable private guideFree cancellation up to 24h before
Van Gogh painted for barely ten years. One hour with your own guide in his museum shows you how he got from The Potato Eaters to Almond Blossom.
Knowledgeable private guideFree cancellation up to 24h before
Amsterdam began as a fishing settlement behind a dam on the Amstel, and two hours on foot takes you out through the 17th-century canal ring.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Breda has been linked to the House of Orange-Nassau since 1403, and the early ancestors of the Dutch royal family are buried here.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Dive into the Dutch Golden Age on a 2-hour private walking tour of Delft, home of Delft Blue, Johannes Vermeer and William of Orange.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Dordrecht is the oldest city of Holland and the home of Johan de Witt, an undiscovered gem of historic harbors, cobbled streets and elegant merchant houses.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Once an industrial hub and the birthplace of Philips, Eindhoven is now the Netherlands' capital of design, technology and modern architecture.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Gouda is not just cheese: a walk through the old town, from the Gothic town hall to the 1668 cheese weighing house and the longest church in the Netherlands.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Amsterdam's elegant, lesser-known neighbour, once just as rich: cobbled streets, the market square, St. Bavo's Church and stories of Golden Age painters.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Leiden is a picturesque university city of quiet canals, the birthplace of Rembrandt, and the story of how it held out against the Spanish siege of 1574.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Maastricht is unlike any other Dutch city: Roman roots, medieval walls, and a famously southern joie de vivre.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
At the height of the Dutch East India Company, Middelburg was one of the country's most important cities, and it still has the buildings to prove it.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
The oldest city in the Netherlands and one of the most damaged in 1944: from Charlemagne's Valkhof to the Waal bridges, what survived and what was rebuilt.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
The Netherlands' second city and nothing like Amsterdam: a skyline risen from the war, its one medieval church, Europe's oldest skyscraper and the Cube Houses.
Cube House entry includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
The classic tour of the Netherlands' political capital, where royal palaces, government buildings and grand tree-lined streets sit minutes apart.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Utrecht pairs medieval heritage with student life: wharf-cellar canals below street level and the Dom Tower, the tallest church tower in the country.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Volendam is the fishing village that decided to be photographed. Walk the harbour and the lanes behind it, and add Marken by ferry if you like.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Two quintessentially Dutch towns in one day: Delft, the birthplace of Vermeer and home of Delft Blue pottery, and the cheese city of Gouda.
Cheese tasting & lunch includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
Two cities that could not be more different: a private boat ride on the Maas in Rotterdam, then the Royal Delft museum and an included lunch in Delft.
Boat ride & lunch includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
The Hague, Delft and Leiden in one day: three very different faces of the Netherlands, only a short drive apart, with lunch and private transfers included.
Lunch includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
Two of Holland's most charming old towns in one half day: the canals Vermeer painted in Delft, then Rembrandt's birthplace and the oldest university in Leiden.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Two of Holland's finest small cities sit about twenty minutes apart on the same railway line, and in one half-day you can have both.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Dynamic Rotterdam and classic Delft in one half day: a medieval church and the Cube Houses, then the Delft of Vermeer and William of Orange. Transfer included.
Cube House entry includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
Rotterdam's Cube Houses, Markthal and skyline, then thirty minutes down the river by WaterShuttle to the nineteen UNESCO windmills of Kinderdijk. One private half day, all tickets included.
WaterShuttle and all tickets includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
The Binnenhof and the palaces of The Hague, then the canals of Delft, city of Vermeer and William of Orange. One private half day, transfer included.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
Royal palaces and political power in The Hague, then canals, art and science in Leiden, the city where Rembrandt was born. Two cities in one private half day.
Free cancellation up to 24h before
The Binnenhof and the palaces of The Hague, then Rotterdam's bold skyline, its medieval church and the Cube Houses. One private half day, transfer included.
Cube House entry includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
Three cities that together tell the story of a nation: royal and political The Hague, historic Delft and modern Rotterdam, rebuilt after the war.
Cube House & lunch includedFree cancellation up to 24h before
One, two or three cities
Pick one, two or three cities and tell us what you want to see. We build a fully customised private tour around your wishes.
Real reviews left by our guests on Google, Tripadvisor, GetYourGuide and Viator.
“The guide told many interesting stories about the history, enjoyable for young and old. Showed us beautiful and charming spots - gorgeous city!”
“De gids vertelde veel interessante verhalen over de historie, leuk voor oud en jong. Liet mooie en liefeljke plekken zien - prachtige stad !”
Translated from Dutch
GetYourGuide · September 2026“Very friendly interesting tour which was adapted for the group. Fredrico our tour guide was very informative, knowledgeable and entertaining.”
“George did a great job of walking us thru the highlights of both cites and the transportation in between - he was informative about Dutch life and nationalism and allowed flexibility for rests shopping and snacks in the markets if we wished - helped with train to get back to Amsterdam at the end”
Viator · July 2025The tours we publish follow a fixed route. Most people who write to us want something in between: a few guided days, and a plan for the rest.
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A day by day plan around your dates, your interests and your budget, with guides, hotels, restaurants and transport arranged if you want them. The fee is €95 and it comes off your invoice when you book.
Already made a plan? Send it over. Our guides look it over free of charge and tell you honestly what is too rushed and what you are missing.
Every tour on this page runs for your group only. You are never put together with strangers, the guide talks to you rather than to a crowd, and the pace and the route bend to what you are interested in.
Yes. We offer paid pick-up and drop-off within roughly 100 km of where the tour starts, which is about a 1.5 hour drive and covers Amsterdam and most of the Randstad. Add it while booking, or book it separately before the tour date. For anything further out, get in touch and we will quote it.
English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Italian (in Maastricht and Middelburg: English, Dutch, German and French, other languages on request). Tell us which one you want when you book, and we will assign a guide who speaks it.
One guide takes up to 20 people on a walking tour, 15 in Amsterdam. Beyond that we add guides and split the group, starting each smaller group a few minutes apart on the same route. If you would rather stay together, a whisper system lets one guide take a larger group, as long as you ask at least a week ahead so the equipment reaches your city in time.
Yes. The multi-city tours above already do it, with the travel between the cities arranged for you. If the combination you want is not listed, ask us and we will build it.
Usually, yes. Each tour has a standard meeting point, but because these are private tours we can often start or end at your hotel, a restaurant, or a station instead. Mention it in the special requests field when you book.
The tour goes ahead in almost all weather. Our guides know their cities well enough to lean on covered stops and indoor moments when it turns wet.
A few days is usually enough for a single city, though popular spring and summer dates fill up sooner. Larger groups and multi-city days are best booked a few weeks ahead.
It depends on the tour, and each tour page lists exactly what is included. Walking tours cover the streets and the stories; entry to churches, museums or a Cube House is included only where the Included list says so, and some can be added at checkout.
A gratuity is not included and tipping is never expected in the Netherlands, but it is always appreciated if you enjoyed your tour. If you would like a guideline, guests who tip usually give around 5 to 10% of the tour price, in cash to the guide.
