This tour is great for first-time visitors. You will meet your enthusiastic guide at the busiest Amsterdam Centraal Station and head to the notorious Red District, a perfect place to familiarize with the city. If you have yet to explore this heart of Amsterdam... a banquet of travel thrills awaits for you.

This tour is designed to be eye-opening learning experiences. Guide will provide an insight on Red Light District (De Wallen) and share its history and culture. You will discover interesting details about peculiar Dutch laws. You will adore city's most picturesque canals, its historical monuments and impeccable examples of traditional local architecture. It is completely safe and incredibly exciting area.

You will also observe several famous landmarks. The Old church (Oude Kerk) is a 13th century building with interesting history, one of the oldest in Amsterdam. The atmosphere is majestic and a bit gloomy, as the floor is made of tombstones. It’s once in lifetime experience. Many famous city residents were buried here.

Then take a look at Chinatown, as this area is full of cultural heritage sites. Chinatown is like real China, authentic and stunning place, with lots of Chinese restaurants and shops. Best Chinese dishes in Europe are concentrated here. The main attraction of the quarter is undoubtedly the Buddhist temple, the largest Chinese temple in Europe.

You will also observe the narrowest street of Amsterdam. It is so narrow, that it is hard for two pedestrians to pass each other. However, this is the busiest place. On your route you will have three stops to try traditional Dutch food and listen to stories and anecdotes. It is the best opportunity to bombard your guide with questions about the finest local restaurants and other dining opportunities. Guide will tell you about best food places and share information about famous spots. You will try cheese, kroket (croquette), and stroopwafel (thin waffles). It is a perfect welcome to the rich variety that the Netherlands has in store for you.

You will stroll along the Amsterdam Canal Ring. Canals are the heart and soul of Amsterdam. Even in rainy weather, canals attract tourists from all over the world.

Your final destination is the Dam Square, which is the historical center of Amsterdam, where many magnificent landmarks are concentrates. If you are looking for new kinds of travel delights—and a broader world perspective—you will find them all in Amsterdam.