Amsterdam Red Light District: Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

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Duration:1 hours to 5 hours (approx.)
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Discover Amsterdam at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour.

Explore the Golden Age canals, treasure-packed museums, vintage shops, and vibrant dining scenes. Our audio guide lets you uncover the city's rich history and culture at your leisure.

Download the Citywalksz APP, put on your headphones, and start your journey. Learn about Amsterdam's beautiful churches, the unique Red Light District, and visit Rembrandt's home.

The tour takes about two hours, but you can pause anytime to shop or take breaks. Perfect for tourists wanting to experience Amsterdam on foot, this tour offers flexibility and deep insights into the city's past.

Things to note before booking:
1. No admission fees or physical guide included.
2. Available only in English.
3. Tour downloading instructions are in the "Before You Go" section of your ticket.

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At Our Lord in the Attic Museum in Amsterdam, travelers can explore a unique 17th-century house that conceals a beautifully preserved hidden church in its attic. This clandestine place of worship, complete with altars, pews, and ornate decorations, offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's religious past during the Reformation when Catholicism was banned. Wander through the historical rooms of the house, including the living quarters and kitchen, to gain insight into 17th-century life in Amsterdam. View exhibits that tell the story of religious tolerance, the history of the hidden church, and the lives of the people who used it. Admire the clever architecture that allowed the church to remain hidden in plain sight. Enhance your visit with the provided audio guide, which offers detailed information about the museum's history and significance.
2. Oude Kerk
At Oude Kerk in Amsterdam, travelers will discover the city's oldest building, rich in history and architectural beauty. Founded in 1213, this historic church showcases Gothic architecture with large stained glass windows, high vaulted ceilings, and intricate wood carvings. Inside, visitors can explore contemporary art exhibitions that blend historical and modern elements, and admire the serene interior with ancient tombstones, an impressive organ, and beautifully preserved chapels. Climbing the bell tower offers panoramic views of Amsterdam’s cityscape, providing a unique perspective on the city. The church also offers a quiet setting for reflection and contemplation.
3. Red Light District
At the Red Light District (De Wallen / Rosse buurt) in Amsterdam, travelers will experience one of the city's most famous and historically rich areas. Known for its unique blend of history, culture, and nightlife, De Wallen offers a fascinating glimpse into Amsterdam's liberal attitudes. Walk along picturesque canals and admire the traditional Dutch architecture, featuring narrow buildings and charming facades. Observe the illuminated windows where sex workers legally advertise their services in a regulated and safe environment. Visit cultural sites like the Museum of Prostitution and the Erotic Museum to gain insights into the sex industry. Explore the Oude Kerk, Amsterdam’s oldest building, which hosts art exhibitions. Enjoy the lively atmosphere at numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants offering local and international cuisine. Experience Amsterdam’s cannabis culture at one of the many coffeeshops.
4. Zeedijk
At Zeedijk Street and Chinatown in Amsterdam, travelers will discover a vibrant area rich in cultural diversity, history, and culinary delights. Stroll along historic Zeedijk Street, one of Amsterdam's oldest streets, and visit the impressive Fo Guang Shan He Hua Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Europe. Enjoy a variety of Asian cuisines at numerous restaurants, cafes, and street food vendors, offering traditional dishes from Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, and other Asian cultures. Explore the diverse shops and markets selling Asian groceries, spices, and unique souvenirs. Participate in or observe cultural events and festivals that celebrate Asian traditions and holidays. Experience the blend of Dutch and Asian cultures through the architecture, businesses, and community activities that define this unique neighborhood.
5. Nieuwmarkt
At Nieuwmarkt in Amsterdam, travelers will find a lively square steeped in history and buzzing with activity. Visit De Waag, a historic building that once served as a city gate and later as a weighing house, now housing a restaurant and cultural space. Enjoy the bustling market square atmosphere, with an organic farmers' market on Saturdays and an antiques market on Sundays. Relax at one of the many outdoor terraces, perfect for people-watching and enjoying a meal or drink. Explore the adjacent Chinatown, featuring Asian shops, restaurants, and the impressive Fo Guang Shan He Hua Temple. Experience the vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars and clubs open until late. Learn about Nieuwmarkt's rich history, from its medieval origins to its role in modern-day Amsterdam.
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At the Walloon Church in Amsterdam, travelers will encounter a beautiful historic church with deep cultural and religious significance. Known locally as the Église Wallonne, this church has served the French-speaking Protestant community since the 16th century. Admire the elegant architecture, which combines Gothic and Renaissance elements, and features a stunning interior with high vaulted ceilings and intricate woodwork. Attend one of the regular services conducted in French for a unique cultural experience, or enjoy the exceptional acoustics during a concert featuring classical and sacred music. Learn about the church's historical role in Amsterdam's Walloon community and its ongoing cultural contributions. Take a moment for peaceful reflection in the serene interior.
7. South Church (Zuiderkerk)
At South Church (Zuiderkerk) in Amsterdam, travelers will discover a historic Protestant church that holds significant cultural and architectural value. Designed by the renowned architect Hendrick de Keyser and built in the 17th century, the church features stunning Renaissance-style architecture with a distinctive tower, beautiful stonework, and intricate details. Inside, visitors can explore the magnificent organ, high vaulted ceilings, and beautiful stained glass windows. The church often hosts exhibitions focusing on Amsterdam's urban development and the history of the Zuiderkerk. If available, climbing the tower provides panoramic views of Amsterdam's cityscape. The serene setting of the church also offers a place for quiet reflection.
8. Museum Het Rembrandthuis
At Museum Het Rembrandthuis in Amsterdam, travelers will find a captivating glimpse into the life and work of one of the world's greatest artists, Rembrandt van Rijn. This historic house, where Rembrandt lived and worked for nearly 20 years, has been meticulously restored to its 17th-century condition. Explore the beautifully restored rooms, including his studio, living quarters, and art collection room. View an extensive collection of Rembrandt's etchings, drawings, and works by his contemporaries, providing insight into his creative process and artistic influence. Participate in interactive demonstrations of 17th-century painting and etching techniques, and discover temporary exhibitions that showcase various aspects of Rembrandt's life and his influence on art history. Enhance your visit with an audio guide offering detailed information about Rembrandt and the history of the house. Browse the museum shop for books, prints, and unique souvenirs.
9. Waterlooplein Market
At Waterlooplein Market in Amsterdam, travelers will experience the city's oldest and most famous flea market. This vibrant and bustling market offers a wide variety of goods, making it a must-visit for those looking to explore local culture and find unique treasures. Browse through numerous stalls selling everything from vintage clothing and accessories to antiques, books, records, and unique collectibles. Discover handmade crafts, jewelry, and art pieces created by local artisans, providing a unique opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Enjoy a variety of street food options offering both local Dutch delicacies and international cuisine. Soak in the lively and eclectic atmosphere of the market, filled with locals and tourists alike, creating a dynamic environment. Engage with vendors and learn about the history and stories behind their goods, gaining a deeper understanding of Amsterdam’s local culture.

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Amsterdam Red Light District: Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT TO EXPECT

1.

2. Oude Kerk

3. Red Light District

4. Zeedijk

5. Nieuwmarkt

6.

7. South Church (Zuiderkerk)

8. Museum Het Rembrandthuis

9. Waterlooplein Market

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Amsterdam Red Light District: Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

WHAT'S INCLUDED ⟱

WHAT TO EXPECT ⟱

1.

2. Oude Kerk

3. Red Light District

4. Zeedijk

5. Nieuwmarkt

6.

7. South Church (Zuiderkerk)

8. Museum Het Rembrandthuis

9. Waterlooplein Market

ADDITIONAL INFO ⟱

CANCELLATION POLICY ⟱

Partner Resources

How it works

Travel

Insurance

Adventure

Contact

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT TO EXPECT

ADDITIONAL INFO

CANCELLATION POLICY