Amsterdam, a metropolis with many faces. The historic Old Town is particularly suitable for a walking tour accompanied by a self-guided audio guide, but there is also much to discover outside the heart of the city.

The Old Town
The Jordaan with its almshouses, the Rembrandtplein, the Palace on Dam Square, the Red Light District, Chinatown, the Begijnhof and the many 17th-century canals. These are just a few of the many attractions that the center of Amsterdam has to offer.

Museums
Amsterdam has more than 50 museums, too many to visit in one day, but it is definitely worth to pay a visit at some of them during your walking tour. Classic destinations like the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum or the Stedelijk Museum are very popular. But even if you are not that into art, there is plenty to discover. Dive into the history of dance music at the Our-House Museum, learn all about Cannabis at the Hash Museum or maybe you are more interested at what The Sex Museum has to offer?

Amsterdam North
Not long ago a combination of working-class neighborhoods and business parks but nowadays the most trendy part of town, with many hip fashion shops, warehouses with vintage interior design, self-built homes and a hotel at the top of a huge crane.

De Pijp
De Pijp, a neighborhood south of downtown is known for its many and diverse restaurants, the Albert Cuyp market and the Sarphatipark. It is a lively neighbourhood and there is always something to do. For example, visit the old Heineken factory and experience the Heineken Experience.

So if you don’t want to miss a thing, immerse yourself in the wonderful world of this special and multifaceted city, with the help of your self-guided audio tour.