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Discover the inspiring stories of women who shaped Amsterdam on this 2-hour walking tour for $53, led by local guide Martine, including a homemade snack.
The Women’s History: Women of Amsterdam Walking Tour offers a compelling look into the lives of women who helped shape the city. Priced at $53 per person and lasting 2 hours, this tour provides a meaningful alternative to traditional sightseeing by focusing on remarkable women beyond the well-known figure of Anne Frank. Led by local guide Martine, the experience emphasizes female pioneers from diverse backgrounds, including artists, nurses, saleswomen, and activists.
This walking tour takes place in the historic heart of Amsterdam and departs from a meeting point known as “on the bridge.” It’s an engaging choice for those interested in feminist stories and local perspectives. The duration makes it accessible for a daytime activity, and the small group feel allows for personal interaction with Martine. A homemade local snack is included, adding a tasty taste of Dutch hospitality, though transportation to the meeting point and drinks are not covered.
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The tour’s core strength lies in revealing stories of remarkable women who have influenced Amsterdam’s development. While many know about Anne Frank, this experience broadens the narrative to include women from different backgrounds such as artists, nurses, saleswomen, and activists. Martine’s goal is to shed light on these hidden stories, offering a local perspective that makes the city’s history feel more personal.
Participants will learn about female pioneers who played roles both big and small in shaping the city. The tour emphasizes stories beyond the most famous figures, making it a compelling choice for those eager to deepen their understanding of Amsterdam’s diverse female history.

The tour takes place in Amsterdam’s historic center, where Martine guides visitors through key neighborhoods and sites. The walk is designed to be accessible and comfortable, with an emphasis on pedestrian-friendly routes. The meeting point on the bridge offers easy access, and the walkable area allows for a relaxed pace.
Participants should wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking, and it’s wise to bring an umbrella in case of rain. The 2-hour duration ensures a manageable pace, and the live commentary is available in both Dutch and English.

A highlight of this tour is the inclusion of a homemade local snack. This surprising treat provides a taste of Dutch culinary tradition and adds a personal touch to the experience. The snack is thoughtfully prepared, offering a delicious break amid the walking and storytelling.
Since drinks are not included, participants can choose to bring their own or explore nearby cafes afterward. The snack is a delightful way to connect with the local culture and enhance the overall experience.
More Great Tours NearbyThe tour departs from the “on the bridge” meeting point, which is easy to find in the city’s historic core. Transportation to this location is not included, so visitors should plan accordingly. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a range of mobility needs.
It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella, especially during unpredictable Dutch weather. The live guides speak both Dutch and English, ensuring clear communication throughout the experience.
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This women’s history walking tour is well-suited for history enthusiasts, feminists, and culture lovers eager to explore Amsterdam’s underrated stories. It’s a family-friendly activity, but children under 16 and people over 95 are not recommended to participate. Also, hearing-impaired visitors should consider suitability, as the tour relies on verbal storytelling.
The small group size and personalized storytelling make it an excellent choice for those seeking a more intimate cultural experience, especially for visitors interested in local perspectives and diverse female narratives.

Martine’s passion for women’s history shines through in her storytelling, making this tour both educational and engaging. The $53 price point reflects the focused content, personalized guidance, and the included snack. Compared to other cultural experiences in Amsterdam, this tour offers a specialized deep dive into female contributions often overlooked in standard city tours.
The 2-hour format balances depth with convenience, allowing participants to continue exploring the city afterward. The cancellation policy is flexible—free cancellation is possible up to 24 hours before the start, which adds peace of mind.
Travelers interested in local culture and history might also explore options like the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, or Heineken Experience. However, this tour stands out for its focus on women’s stories, offering a more niche but enriching perspective.
Other experiences, such as cocktail bars or day trips to Zaanse Schans, provide different tastes of Dutch culture, but none emphasize women’s contributions quite like this walking tour.
For those curious about unsung heroines of Dutch history, this tour offers a thought-provoking and warm-hearted journey through Amsterdam’s streets. The local guide Martine brings authenticity and passion, making the stories come alive. The homemade snack adds a personal touch that enriches the overall experience.
While it requires comfortable walking and planning to reach the meeting point, the small group size and insightful storytelling make this tour a worthwhile exploration for anyone interested in feminist history or local narratives. It’s an ideal activity for culture seekers, history buffs, and those wanting a different perspective on Amsterdam.
Is this tour suitable for children?
No, it is not recommended for children under 16 years.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
What language are the guides speaking?
The guides are fluent in Dutch and English.
What should I bring?
It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella.
Does the tour include transportation?
No, transportation to the meeting point on the bridge is not included.
Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the start.
What is included in the price?
The guided walking tour and a homemade local snack are included.
Are drinks included?
No, drinks are not included and can be purchased separately.
How much does the tour cost?
The tour is priced at $53 per person.