The Netherlands · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
No guide, no group, no start time. These 12 audio walks and phone-led routes cover Amsterdam, Rotterdam and the smaller centres, priced per person or per group, and they wait until you are ready.
See Amsterdam’s canals, bridges, museums, and old buildings on a 75-minute cruise with multilingual audio and optional snacks.
“it was very beautiful, i am recommending this activity to everyone”
Explore Amsterdam’s Royal Palace with a flexible audio guide, Golden Age art, marble halls, royal rooms, and priority entry for about $15.
“The Royal palace was beautiful inside. The audio guide was excellent and provided an option for a shorter or longer tour experience, depending on the time availability one had. It is definitely worth checking out the Royal Palace if visiting Amsterdam.”
Cruise Amsterdam’s canals on a quiet electric boat with live stories, multilingual audio, landmark views, drinks for sale, and easy Central Station access.
“Lovely covered boat with open windows for the 31° heat...Good guide and drinks if you want to pay for one. Near to Adam and This is Holland.”
Review of Amsterdam’s one-hour glass-topped canal cruise, with landmark views, audio commentary, four departure points, value, and practical tips.
“Warm and cozy, just enough to see the main waterworks and canals. Not too long. Windows will restrict the view but essential in the winter.”
Explore Rotterdam’s 1959 ocean liner with an audio tour, original cabins, bridge, deck views, and optional engine-room access.
“Staff and volunteers where amazing, couldn’t do enough for you. Well worth a visit.”
Review of Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum tour, with timed entry, audio guide, optional small-group guide, crowd tips, and honest value advice.
“Audio guide through the museum is difficult to follow but the paintings are spectacular. The rooms are not well marked, hard to know which way to go next with audio.”
Review of Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum visit with timed entry, official audio guide, practical tips, family advice, and honest value notes.
“Very important for the néerlandais culture and for the world heritage of art and culture offering a panoramic view of the paintings”
Explore Utrecht by smartphone on a playful 2-kilometer puzzle walk linking a water tower, former prison, and lively Voorstraat.
“Molto divertente scopri aspetti della città che non noteresti!!! Divertente da fare con amici e anche con bambini”
Solve riddles through The Hague on a flexible smartphone game linking royal sights, canals, old streets, and the city’s grandest squares.
“Unfortunately we had to quit the experience after about ten minutes, so I can’t say much about it. The first 4 or 5 questions were really interesting and entertaining, so we expect the rest to be as much fun! Hopefully we can finish it some other time, but I’m afraid our code and answers will be expired by then.”
Explore Delft with a self-guided puzzle walk covering canals, churches, squares, and historic sights at your own pace.
“We did 2 escapes: Rotterdam and Delft. Each time a very great way to discover the city. The game is nicely explained and shows unexpected part of the city.”
Explore The Hague’s old town through a self-guided Questo puzzle walk linking royal palaces, churches, museums, and the Binnenhof.
“Not recommended. It was not easy to use and definitely not worth the effort. Probably an audio version would ha e been better”
Explore Amsterdam with a flexible app-led scavenger hunt covering canals, royal sights, Jordaan, and nine landmarks for $8.33.
“Great app with clear instructions. We had a range of children and some of the information pages were very long to read. We would have liked the tour to have included Anne franks house.”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a day out of town.
