Audio walks in Amsterdam
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- 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
Ámsterdam medieval: del puerto al Dam, la ciudad que cambió de fe en una tarde
De la Estación Central al Begijnhof: la torre de las lloronas, la iglesia más antigua, un templo católico escondido en un desván, el ayuntamiento que celebró la paz con España y la plaza donde nació Ámsterdam
Ámsterdam secreta: la curva de oro, los hofjes del Jordaan y el canal de los cerveceros
De las mansiones de los mercaderes del Siglo de Oro a los patios escondidos del Jordaan: canales, ganchos en las fachadas, casas que se inclinan y una ciudad que se hizo rica en plena guerra contra Felipe II
Ámsterdam judía: de los sefardíes y Spinoza a la memoria de la Plantage
Del palacio de los Pinto a la Sinagoga Portuguesa, de la casa de Rembrandt a la huelga de febrero de 1941 y al Monumento con los Nombres: cuatro siglos del barrio judío de Ámsterdam
Red Brick Dreams: Amsterdam School, Het Schip & the Western Islands
From a royal city gate and a Victorian gasworks to Michel de Klerk's palace for workers, the old timber harbours and the drawbridges of Amsterdam's 17th-century shipyard islands
Amsterdam's Green Heart: Vondelpark, Oud-Zuid and the Concertgebouw
From the theatre lights of Leidseplein into the city's beloved park, past a Picasso, a riding school and seven houses in seven countries, to the concert hall with the finest acoustics in Amsterdam
Spice, Ships and Shadows: Amsterdam's Golden Age Harbour and the Dutch East India Company
From the first stock exchange to the Company's shipyard: the towers, warehouses and wharves where the VOC made Amsterdam rich, and the violence and slavery that paid for it
Rembrandt's Amsterdam: The Night Watch, the Syndics & the Amstel
From the floating flower market and the Mint Tower to the hall where the Night Watch first hung, Rembrandt's house and church, and the art palaces along the river Amstel
Behind the Green Doors: Hidden Hofjes and Market Days of the Jordaan, Amsterdam
Secret almshouse courtyards, an eel riot, a cloth market, a mapmaker's lost printing house and the bronze singers of the Jordaan: Amsterdam's working-class quarter, door by door
Mokum's Lost Quarter: The Jewish Heart of Amsterdam and the Plantage
From Spinoza's birthplace and the candlelit Portuguese Synagogue to the Dock Worker, the Names Memorial, the Hollandsche Schouwburg and the Resistance: four centuries of Jewish Amsterdam, its flourishing and its destruction
Ships, Silos and a Red Python: Modern Architecture of Amsterdam's Eastern Docklands
From Cuypers' station on its wooden piles past Renzo Piano's green ship, a warehouse with a bridge through it and an emigrants' hotel, to the islands where Amsterdam reinvented the canal house
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
Routes people ask for in Amsterdam
- Walk from Centraal Station to Dam Square
- Walk from Dam Square to Anne Frank House
- Walk from Rijksmuseum to Vondelpark
- Walk from Jordaan to De Pijp
- Walk from Rembrandtplein to Nieuwmarkt
How long do you want to walk?
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.