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Amsterdam: Red Light District Guided Walking Tour
Walk around Amsterdam's Red Light District and see its famous landmarks
Start time:
10:30
Max group size:
200
Live guide:
English
Duration:
2h 10mins
Wheelchair accessible
Start time:
10:30
Duration:
2h 10mins
Max group size:
200
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
English
Provider: Guydeez Travel SL
Registered address: Carrer de Balmes 152, 7-1, 08008, Barcelona, ES
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Small-group walking tour
Live guide
Drink or food
Tips (optional)
Start your visit at the Blauwe Hoorn Hotel and take a walking tour of Amsterdam’s Red Light District.
Walk through narrow streets as your guide shares the district’s history and coffee shop culture.
Explore the old town and Chinatown, and see landmarks like Int Aepjen, In de Waag, The Smallest House in Amsterdam, and Condomerie. Pass by Dam Square and observe the city's architecture.
- Meet your guide at Oudezijds Kolk 13-2, 1012 AL Amsterdam, Pays-Bas, and show your smartphone ticket
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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