The Netherlands · DESSERT TOURS
Good dessert tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise Amsterdam’s illuminated canals with New York Pizza, drinks, and ice cream, while passing bridges, museums, canal houses, and the Red Light District.
“Really good! Staff were very attentive! Would definitely do this again! Pizza was very delicious!!!!”
Explore central Amsterdam on foot, from Dam Square to Nieuwmarkt, with local stories, old cheese, port, and a short city orientation.
“Great guide. Not a super great walking tour. I don’t know if I would do it again. Not a lot of substance.”
Take a private Amsterdam to Bruges day trip with hotel pickup, a comfortable car, free time, Belgian chocolate, canals, and medieval sights.
“We’ve been impressed of the cleanliness of the van, the friendly attitude of the driver and the info about the trip.”
Eat warm chocolate fondue in total darkness at Amsterdam’s Ctaste, served by visually impaired staff in a private table setting.
“Having dessert in a completely dark room Is certainly goofy, but it was fun and I’ll always remember it.”
Explore Hattem’s windmill, medieval walls, bakery museum, churches, art, and ghost stories on a flexible offline audio walk.
“I walked this tour on a sunny afternoon in December. I loved the stories that were told about this really small but beautiful city. Especially the stories about "het Spookhuys" and the walk outside the citywall. Really beautiful!!!”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a day out of town.
