Albert Cuyp Market is the largest and most famous street market in the Netherlands, with hundreds of stalls selling fresh Dutch treats, local specialties, souvenirs, clothing, and products from around the world.

De Pijp is a vibrant Amsterdam neighborhood known for its multicultural character, lively cafés, unique boutiques, and the famous Albert Cuyp Market, making it one of the city's favorite areas for both locals and visitors. We will walk through this neighbourhood and enjoy its vibe. You can grab a coffee from a local small coffee bar.

Miuz Gelato is a local favorite in De Pijp, offering freshly made Italian-style gelato with a variety of delicious flavors - a perfect sweet stop during your Amsterdam food experience.

The Canal Belt (Grachtengordel) is Amsterdam’s iconic 17th-century canal district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its elegant canal houses, historic bridges, and picturesque waterways, it shows the wealth and ambition of the Dutch Golden Age. We will learn its history and what makes their houses special.

Holtkamp Patisserie is one of Amsterdam’s top pastry shops and a beloved local favorite. Known for its handmade sweets, traditional Dutch flavors, and beautifully crafted pastries. At this shop, we will try their crafted Dutch cookie.

Muntplein is a historic square in the heart of Amsterdam, named after the iconic Munttoren, where coins were once minted in the 17th century. Today, it remains a lively meeting point surrounded by canals, historic buildings, and one of the city’s most famous views.

Henri Willig Cheese Shop is a well-known Dutch cheese brand where you can discover the country’s famous cheese tradition. We’ll stop here to taste a selection of Dutch cheeses and learn its history.

FEBO is a legendary Dutch snack bar known for its famous vending-machine-style snack walls. It’s a quick, fun, and very local way to experience Dutch fast-food culture.

Rembrandtplein is a vibrant square in the heart of Amsterdam, named after the legendary painter Rembrandt van Rijn. Once connected to the city’s old market life, it is now known for its cafés, restaurants, nightlife, and the statue of Rembrandt watching over the square.

Café Van Leeuwen is a traditional Amsterdam café where we’ll end the tour with a local beer and a perfectly paired Dutch snack. Here, we will relax, and you will have an opportunity to get personalized recommendations and advice for your trip.