Badass Tours' Hidden Gems Tour

Hello Expats!

Get inspired by Amsterdam’s Asian, Black, Jewish, LGBTQ+ and women’s history.

Discover Amsterdam's hidden gems as we journey through the bustling Jewish Quarter and graceful Plantage neighborhood. Uncover the captivating contradictions and unique quirks of this city, learning new insights along the way.

This small-group walking tour takes you off the beaten path to sites that surprise Amsterdammers and guests alike. By discovering many of Amsterdam’s hidden gems, you’ll get a sense of what makes the city and its people so unique. See a different side of Amsterdam’s history and contrasting neighborhoods.

HOW DOES IT WORK

The roughly two-hour walk starts at the National Opera & Ballet and ends in front of the H’ART Museum (formerly the Hermitage Museum).

Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. Tours go rain or shine. (But if looks too dicey, we’ll contact you in advance.)

This tour is wheelchair-friendly and step-free. However, throughout the route, there are some bridges and roads with an incline. Please see the photos below. Should you require any assistance during the tour, our guide will be happy to help you.

WHERE DO WE MEET

Monument Megadlé JethomiemAmstel 23, 1011 PT Amsterdam, Netherlands

WHEN IS THE EVENT

Friday, November 15th from 16:00 to 18:00

TICKETS & AIC Card

• 36€ Only with the AIC Card. Get your
• 40€ Regular Tickets
• Tickets are not refundable (unless you have an 😎)
• Tickets are NOT swappable
• The maximum capacity on this tour is 15.

Unleash your sense of adventure and explore Amsterdam's hidden gems with Badass Tours. Don't wait any longer, reserve your spot now for an unforgettable experience.

IMPORTANT! Please note that the number of attendees displayed on this website may not accurately reflect the level of attendance for the event. AIC events are promoted on multiple platforms and the attendance is the result of a combination of bookings from each platform.

Host or Publisher AIC - Amsterdam International Commnunity - Expats