Food & Drink walks in Amsterdam
3 of the Amsterdam walks are about food & drink.
- 38 walks
- 401 places with a written story
- 20 km of routes in total
- 0.1-2.9 hours per walk
- written in EN, DE, ES, RU, FR, IT
- last walk added 2026-10-16
Walks in Amsterdam
Ámsterdam con hambre: De Pijp, el mercado Albert Cuyp y el Amstel
Arenque con cebolla, stroopwafels recién hechos y cerveza con historia: un paseo por el barrio obrero que se convirtió en la despensa de Ámsterdam, de la vieja fábrica Heineken al Puente Flaco sobre el Amstel
Herring, Stroopwafels and Roti: A Food Walk Through Amsterdam's De Pijp
From the old Heineken brewery down the Albert Cuyp Market to Sarphati's park, a diamond factory, two ball-playing gnomes and the grand hotel on the Amstel: how a speculators' quarter became Amsterdam's kitchen
Amsterdam De Pijp: Bier, Hering und Stroopwafel am Albert-Cuyp-Markt
Von der alten Heineken-Brauerei über Amsterdams berühmtesten Straßenmarkt bis zum Grandhotel an der Amstel: ein Arbeiterviertel, in dem die Küche der halben Welt zu Hause ist
How much do the Amsterdam walks cost?
Listening to the first stop of every walk and reading the complete written text of all stories is completely free. Amsterdam features community-unlocked walks where all stories are already free to listen to, as well as routes with additional unvoiced stops that can be unlocked permanently for all future visitors.
What languages are the Amsterdam walks in?
The Amsterdam collection currently includes walks in English and Russian. Each walk was written independently by locals rather than machine-translated, covering distinct aspects of the city from the western Jordaan courtyards to Russian historical connections across the old harbour.
Do I need a mobile connection while walking?
Yes. Audio streams on demand at each location, so mobile data is needed as you walk. Central Amsterdam has seamless 4G and 5G mobile coverage along all principal canals, quays, and bridges.
Can I do the walks on a bicycle?
These routes are designed specifically as pedestrian walking tours through narrow canal quays, bridges, and pedestrianised alleys. While you can cycle between distant areas, we recommend walking when listening to stops in busy central areas and pedestrian hofjes.