Enjoy a guided walk through the unique cultural and historical sites of the Jordaan neighborhood on this guided tour. Dig into enough samples to comprise a substantial meal as you stop in for foodie-delighting samples at 6 tasty eateries along the way. Meet your guide at a family-owned cafe on the canals bridge and begin your mouth-watering adventure. Learn how Jordaan went from a working-class neighborhood to a sought-after area to live. Stroll through streets that are lined with specialty shops and charming restaurants. Admire the picturesque network of canals and buildings. Discover local haunts, and meet the families that are keeping Dutch food traditions alive. See historical sites that few tourists ever experience. Be enthralled with stories and insights into Amsterdam’s culture and history from an experienced local guide. End your tour full of good food and just a stone throw away from the Anne Frank House. 

Step away from the guidebooks to some favorite local haunts. This 4-hour Amsterdam Food and Canals Tour contains a guided walk through the unique cultural and historical sights of Amsterdam, along with a one-hour, private boat trip through Amsterdam’s world heritage canals. Enjoy a substantial meal in the form of a dozen delicious Dutch tastings from plenty of authentic foodie stops along the way. Go behind the scenes and meet the families keeping Dutch food traditions alive. Explore architecture and little-known historical sites along the way, satisfying the most curious of visitors. Your guides love to tell you their own Amsterdam stories, enhancing your experience while you eat, drink, walk - and boat! - along the canals with friends. Dig into Amsterdam together and explore this historic city in all its glory.

Get to know Amsterdam in the most beautiful way: from a culinary perspective. Let yourself be seduced by different tastes and get to know the food variety of the Dutch capital. During the tour you will try at least 7 delicious delicacies, which together make a full meal. Not only typical Dutch delicacies are served, but also delicious snacks that make Amsterdam what it is known for: a wonderful multi-cultural city. But it is not just eaten. Dive into the life of Amsterdam between the food stops and get to know the urban development of the past centuries. Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe with its crooked canal houses. Let the charm of the small streets and the many cafes take your breath away, while your city guide will take you on a relaxed journey through her stories and explanations into all epochs of the city's history. Visit the major sightseeing hotspots in central Amsterdam and get a comprehensive overview of the city on this 3-hour cultural food tour.

Taste the best bites of The Netherlands during a delicious food journey through Amsterdam, and learn more about the city’s food traditions and culture. Meet your guide close to Museumplein, and fall in love with a variety of delicious snacks and dishes during your private tour. Learn about the influence of different cultures and cuisines, and enjoy some amazing bites at a Surinamese family-run restaurant. Enjoy tastings typical of the local cuisine and hand-picked by a local guide passionate about food like Stroopwafel and Bitterballen. But that's not it! This tour is more than just food; it's a cultural experience! In between food stops, you'll also find city highlights making this experience a well-rounded tour that will satisfy every foodie. Go to the picturesque Pijp area, and discover one of Amsterdam’s most vibrant districts. Discover hip cafés next to local bars, creating a unique vibe of the old and new. Learn about family restaurants that have been passed on from generation to generation.

Say goodbye to tourist traps and discover Amsterdam's real food culture on a self-guided street food tour. Discover the stories of local food heroes and enjoy exclusive deals and tastings at 8 family-owned businesses in the buzzing De Pijp neighborhood. Not every stop is open daily, but at least 6 will always be open. Kick off your tour with a traditional Dutch croquette before discovering the flavors of Suriname at a beloved local eatery that's famous for Suriname's national dish, pom. Enjoy a tasty combo of pom (oven-baked root plant with chicken), long beans, rice, homemade pickles, and hot sauce. Next up, taste the flavors of Israel with smoked beef brisket and chicken roulade served alongside Israeli pickle, olives, and bread with balsamic vinaigrette from a famed boutique deli. Follow this with some fresh Dutch herring and kibbeling (fried cod) at a family-owned fish stall. Sweeten things up with Amsterdam's famous poffertjes (tiny pancakes) as you watch them bubble before your very eyes. Then sink your teeth into the Netherlands' best traditional Goudse stroopwafels (syrup waffles) from a family that's been making them for more than 45 years. Switch things up with another savory snack as you sample authentic takoyaki balls made by a takoyaki chef from Osaka who joined forces with a ramen specialist from Tokyo. Finally, end your self-guided Amsterdam food journey with a bang and enjoy award-winning hand-cut fries with a quintessentially Dutch sauce combo of peanut sauce, mayonnaise, and onions known as Patatje Oorlog. Learn more about this vibrant neighborhood as you make your way to each of the stops. Discover the stories of Amsterdam's local food heroes and the city's food culture, and get recommendations for the rest of your stay.

Start your food tour of Amsterdam with a walk from Central Station to the city center, passing historic landmarks such as Chinatown, Dam Square, the 800-year-old Oude Kerk (Old Church) and the 15th-century Waag (Weigh House). Hear some of the history of the city along the way. Learn about the food culture of the Netherlands as you sample local specialties such as stroopwafel (caramel filled waffles), Gouda cheese, kroket (croquettes) and herring or kibbeling (battered, fried white fish). Get insights about the best restaurants in the city, and ask any questions you may have, such as where the locals like to eat.

Join this activity for a unique way to experience Amsterdam's food scene, walking along the Jordaan District. Learn about some of Amsterdam's hottest spots by getting clues that lead you from one location to the next. This self-guided tour starts at Cafe de Blauwe Pan at Westerstraat 200. From there, you'll receive your first clue to find your next bite. At every stop, you will receive a new clue to get to the next location. In case you can't find the next stop, you can always use Whatsapp to get some help. The route takes 2 to 3 hours and includes 5 bites to fill you up for lunch.

Embark on this 3-hour private walking tour and learn all you need to know about the Jordaan district. Explore several places only known by locals and your guide. Learn about the Dutch food culture and make several stops to taste typical Dutch specialties such as pancakes, cheese, croquet, Dutch waffles, and other treats. Take in the Jordaan District, known as one of the hotspots of Amsterdam, where you will get to explore many of its beautiful and historical sights. Get to know all about the area's origins and how they date back to the 17th century when it was built for workers and immigrants that came to Amsterdam. See the area through the eyes of a local during this unique experience. Learn about the food culture of the Netherlands as you sample local specialties such as stroopwafel (caramel filled waffles), Gouda cheese, kroket (croquettes) and herring or kibbeling (battered and fried white fish). Get insights about the best restaurants in the city, and ask any questions you may have, such as where the locals like to eat. Explore many hidden courtyards and walk past all the beautiful sights in the area like the Noordermarkt, Westertoren, the Anne Frank House, and Westerstraat. Listen to the many stories and anecdotes about the rich history and culture of this beautiful city district from your knowledgeable guide. Discover and learn all about the most famous places of The Jordaan, but also about the unknown places only known by the locals.

After finding a meeting point that suits you in Amsterdam Central (if your hotel is in the area we can meet there), we head to Centraal Station, and hop on the ferry to urban, edgy Amsterdam-Noord, an area once used for heavy industry that today attracts the city’s cool kids and artists. Check out a fascinating exhibition at the Eye Film Museum and see a collection of Dutch and foreign movies and film posters before zooming up the elevator to the A'DAM Lookout, an observation deck with a panoramic view of Amsterdam’s historical center, the port, and the Dutch landscape. Back at ground level, snap pictures of the NDSM Werf – a shipping yard turned gritty skate park – then take a peaceful stroll along the idyllic Noordhollandsch Canal (and maybe stop for a drink at the storybook-esque d’Admiraal Windmill, a centuries-old smock windmill next to the canal). Explore the Pekmarkt flea market – which has a different theme every day of the week – and browse through goods ranging from textiles to fresh local produce. Amble through the historic Nieuwendammerdijk, a quaint urban village that was once a late medieval settlement, and stop off at Pllek – a post-industrial local hangout near the IJ waterfront housed in old storage containers. And if you still have a minute to spare? Gawk at Crane Hotel – a quirky B&B set inside a former harbor crane. Your itinerary will be personalized according to your preferences. Once you’ve booked, someone from our team will be in touch, so let us know if you have any special requirements.