Discover Amsterdam's Golden Age on this self-guided walking tour, where you'll explore the city's rich history, wealth, and global influence. Starting at Nieuwmarkt and De Waag, learn how Amsterdam rose to prominence in the 1600s through expansive trade networks. As you stroll, visit iconic landmarks such as the Rembrandt House Museum, the East India Trading Company headquarters, and the Portuguese Synagogue. Uncover architectural gems by Hendrick de Keyser and dive into the city’s maritime heritage, including the Dutch West India Company’s role in trade and slavery. The tour ends near Dam Square, providing deep insights into Amsterdam's powerful past and global connections.
Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The tour begins in front of a tiny medieval castle in the middle of Nieuwmarkt Square. To reach the square, take subway 54 to the Nieuwmarkt Station.