
Top 5 Longreads about Amsterdam
We keep warming you up for a visit. Here is a top five of interesting newspaper articles. A selection of longreads about Amsterdam.
We meet inside the museum, in front of the museum shop (on request we can start with the Royal Palace on the Dam)
4 hours | -/+ 3,5 km (1.8 ml)
- Private Rijksmuseum tour
- Canal Ring Architecture walk
- Guided visit to the Royal Palace (If the Royal Palace is closed for offial events we visit the Van Loon Museum)
Available from €100,- p.p. (minimum 2 persons)
We meet inside the museum, in front of the museum shop (on request we can start with the Royal Palace on the Dam)
4 hours | -/+ 3,5 km (1.8 ml)
- Private Rijksmuseum tour
- Canal Ring Architecture walk
- Guided visit to the Royal Palace
(If the Royal Palace is closed for offial events we visit the Van Loon Museum)
Available from €100,- p.p. (minimum 2 persons)
During the 1600s Amsterdam was the centre of world trade, art and the sciences. How did the city gain this position? Which role did the Royal Palace play during the era of the Dutch Republic? Revive this so-called ‘Golden Age’ with a private guide.
On this half day tour we visit the two greatest museums dedicated to the 1600s and stroll along the UNESCO world heritage listed Canal Ring. You will recognize the architectural differences of the merchants houses and get to know their illustrious dwellers.
Hidden in plain sight lies the monumental Royal Palace on the Dam, with its rough history and splendour. Get to know the secrets and the stories behind its architecture.
Have the stories behind Johannes Vermeer’s still Milkmaid, Jan Steen’s messy households, Albert Cuyp’s lush landscapes, Rembrandt’s mysterieus portraits
Meet the Netherlands’ key players of the Golden Age like Prince William of Orange, Admiral Michiel de Ruyter and Johan de Witt
Walk along the UNESCO listed Amsterdam Canal Ring and let a private guide give you the details on building and living in the 17th century
A private guided tour inside the Royal Palace. This monumental building is the crown on the Amsterdam civic power of the 1600s
I've been in the Tijs's "Amsterdam Jewish in WW2" tour. I live in Amsterdam for quite some time and was walking near these spots without knowing so many tears... read more and much grief around. These people's stories, historical facts and humankind experience should be never forgotten....More
Amazing experience! Tijs took us through the history, like coming back in the past. Walking in the streets, listening at his storytelling was an incredible experience. Such a passionate guide!... read more We learned a lot about the culture, the past and the present. Can't wait to...More
I was looking for personal tour guides for our trip on Amsterdam. I read about Edmund and Tijs on the web and started an email dialogue to create an itinerary... read more covering our 2 day visit with an emphasis on museums. We have always enjoyed docent...More
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Tijs gave us a wonderful tour of Amsterdam focused on literary history. He showed us where several main Dutch Authors lived, took us to sites that inspired writers and even... read more made a 'quote' game from the books of Dutch writers. And more. He was very...More
Exploring the canals of Amsterdam on foot with Tijs as the tour guide was one of the highlights of my first visit to the city. Tijs not only has thorough... read more knowledge of the city's history and architecture (spanning both ancient and modern times, e.g. "The...More

We keep warming you up for a visit. Here is a top five of interesting newspaper articles. A selection of longreads about Amsterdam.