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Amsterdam in a Half Day by Bike
Discover the Rijksmuseum, Jordaan, and Vondelpark in style on a guided bike tour with a small group!
What's included
Friendly, English speaking guide
Sightseeing tour
Vondelpark, Rijksmuseum and more
Bike rental with helmet Included
Group size of 10
Guide gratuities
Entrance to monuments
Itinerary
Meeting point
Meet your guide and group in Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 114
Amstel Canal
Get ready to see Amsterdam like a local on this 2.5 hour bike tour
Joordan District
Bike through the Jordaan Quarter past the Anne Frank House and The Westerkerk
Rijksmuseum and Museum Square
See the famous "I AMsterdam" sign located in front of the Netherlands national museum, the Rijksmuseum
Vondelpark, the "Central Park" of Amsterdam
Bike through Amsterdam's scenic park for a break from the city
Traditional Dutch Windmill
Admire a historic windmill without having to leave to the countryside
Amsterdam's Narrowest Bridge
Bike across the Magere Brug a bridge with a story nearly 500 years old
Ending point
End the tour at your original meeting point in Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 114
For Reference Only. Itineraries are subject to change
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Start times are in the product’s local time
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance!
Tue, 08 Sep 2026
Meeting and drop-off point
Important Details
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Amsterdam Small Group Bike Tour Description
This 2.5 hour tour includes:
Local, English Speaking Guide
Maximum Group Size of 10
Admire Amsterdam's landmarks
Cycle across Vondelpark
Bike Rental with Helmet Included
Meet Your Guide in Central Amsterdam
As soon as you arrive in Amsterdam you'll be sure to see the mass of bikes in every direction. See why Amsterdam is one of the world's most bike friendly cities on this unique bike tour experience.
Your day begins outside the bike shop where you will grab a bike and begin the journey with your local guide. Learn about the sites as you ride along the canals and through the quaint alleys of Amsterdam.
Jordaan District and the "Nine Streets"
Home to the cities artists and many of its great restaurants, the Jordaan Quarter is one of Amsterdam's hippest but also historical neighborhoods. In the Jordaan, you will pass the Anne Frank House, where the young teenager wrote her famous accounts during Nazi occupation.
As you ride out of the Jordaan, you will continue through the Nine Streets. This small neighborhood comprising this set of nine side streets are a picturesque neighborhood perfect to bike through and admire.
Museum Square and the Rijksmuseum
Next you will head to the Museumstraat to take in the grand palace that is the Rijksmuseum. The national museum of the Netherlands is one of Amsterdam's most symbolic buildings. Notice the similarities between the Rijksmuseum and it's architect Pierre Cuypers other great landmark, Amsterdam Centraal Station.
In front of the Rijksmuseum you will also have a photo opportunity with the famous I Amsterdam sign perfect for the social media posts of your trip. Pass by the Van Gogh Museum as well and ask your guide the best ways to visit the areas two great art museums.
Heineken Factory and Historic Windmill
Just a short distance down canal from the museums, you will come across Heineken's historic brewery and storehouse. Learn the history of the brewery and the building who's story began over 500 years ago.
The Netherlands is famous for its windmills and though a trip to the countryside is a wonderful excursion, windmills can be found right in the city. See the historic mill and sample beers from one of Amsterdam's best breweries who are harnessing wind power to this day.
Vondelpark, the "Central Park" of Amsterdam
An escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, head through the scenic Vondelpark. Designed in the 19th century, the park has been a place of leisure for residents and cyclists for the last two centuries. Pass along its green fields, before returning back to your original meeting point in Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, where the tour ends.
