Question 1

Which are the places we can cover for the Amsterdam walking tour?

Accepted Answer

1. Amstel River: One of the top places that you can cover during the walking tour of the city is the Amstel River, which is the major source of water supply in the region for many decades. In addition to being home of some of the most beautiful bridges in the country, the river also gives its name to the city and is the hub of numerous canal cruises. 2. Red Light District: Known for its neon red signs, window brothels, and scantily-clad women flirting with potential customers, the Red Light District is almost as old as the city of Amsterdam itself. This medieval area located along the canal is where prostitution and drug consumption are legal, and makes up for a rather interesting place to cover during the Amsterdam walking tour. Click Here to Book: Amsterdam Red Light District Walking Tour3. Anne Frank House: Amongst the most popular landmarks in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House dates back to the times of the Second World War, when this Jewish girl, her family and four other jews lived here to hide from the Nazis. You can see her thoughts penned down, images, as well as the belongings of Anne and the other members here.

Question 2

What are the things I need to carry while going for an Amsterdam walking tour?

Accepted Answer

PassportVisaProof of identityBooking ticketsLocal currency or cashSunscreenHats or capsWaterDry snacksCameraExtra battery

Question 3

How much time do we need for an Amsterdam walking tour?

Accepted Answer

You need around 2 to 3 hours of time for an Amsterdam walking tour. During these hours, you will be able to explore some of the most famous landmarks and attractions of the city on foot, including the Amstel River, the Jordaan District and more.

Question 4

What is the start timing for the Amsterdam Walking tour?

Accepted Answer

There are two start timings for the Amsterdam Walking Tour, each of which depends on the number of people in a group that attends the tour. For a group of up to 10 people, the walking tour starts at 10:00 a.m., while the tour begins at 01:30 p.m. for a group of up to 20 people.

Question 5

What are the age criteria for an Amsterdam walking tour?

Accepted Answer

There are no age criteria for the Amsterdam walking tour. However, tickets for this tour are priced differently for visitors of different ages. While children between 0 to 8 years of age can enjoy this walking tour for free, children between 9 to 17 years of age will be charged for child tickets. Anyone above the age of 17 years will be considered as adults, and will be charged according to ticket prices for adults.

Question 6

Which are some of the best cafes to visit in Amsterdam?

Accepted Answer

Hartje Oost, for a delicious cup of coffee, a glass of wine or even a light meal inside a coffee boutiqueCafé de Sluyswacht, to get a taste of the old world charm of the Oudeschans canal, complete with wood beams, stone floors, and delicious Dutch snacks like cheese tostis, and bitterballenCT Coffee & Coconuts, to enjoy both coffee and coconuts, complete with coconut pancakes, all inside a former cinema from the 1920sCafé de Jaren, for sights of the canal and an extensive range of coffee, high tea menus, small desserts and snacks.

Question 7

Which are the some of the best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia?

Accepted Answer

Here is the list of best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia: Heineken Experience TicketsPub Crawl in AmsterdamEfteling Park TicketsBody Worlds Tickets in Amsterdam Amsterdam Royal Palace TicketsHolland TicketsMuseum Van Gogh TicketsTickets to Anne Frank MuseumTickets for Keukenhof