



by Segway City Tours Amsterdam
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€198This Segway tour covers Amsterdam's central neighborhoods and landmarks over about two to two and a half hours. The route includes stops at the Rijksmuseum, Dam Square, and the Jordaan district, among other famous sights. Riders also pass the Waag building, the Rembrandt House museum, Chinatown, and the old city gate near the harbor. The tour follows the Amstel River and crosses the Magere Brug bridge. A local guide leads the group and provides all the necessary Segway equipment and helmets. This motorized tour moves through the inner city, allowing participants to cover more ground than on foot while seeing key locations. Food, drinks, hotel transfers, and gratuities are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two participants and runs with groups of four. Closed-toe flat shoes are mandatory, and the minimum age is 16 years. It is not advised for pregnant women or those with certain health issues. The tour operates in most weather conditions, and riders must weigh under 265 pounds (120 kg) to use the Segway safely.
Rijksmuseum
The tour passes by the Rijksmuseum.
Dam Square
Participants visit Dam Square, the city’s central public square surrounded by historic buildings.
The Jordaan
The route passes through the Jordaan neighborhood, known for narrow streets and former working-class history.
The Waag
Riders see the Waag, a historic building that once served as a city gate and later a weighing house.
Museum Het Rembrandthuis
The tour passes by Museum Het Rembrandthuis.
The Waag
The route passes again by the Waag building during the circuit.
Magere Brug
The tour passes by Magere Brug.
Museum Quarter
The tour moves through the Museum Quarter, a district with several major museums and cultural institutions.
Segway City Tours Amsterdam
The tour concludes at the starting point, wrapping up the city circuit on Segways.
The departure point is an old school with a sign HOH on the wall. It is easily accessible by public transport, for instance by tram 13 from Central Station or Dam Square. Return point: Returns to original departure point
End point
The departure point is an old school with a sign HOH on the wall. It is easily accessible by public transport, for instance by tram 13 from Central Station or Dam Square. Return point: Returns to original departure point




by Segway City Tours Amsterdam
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€198This Segway tour covers Amsterdam's central neighborhoods and landmarks over about two to two and a half hours. The route includes stops at the Rijksmuseum, Dam Square, and the Jordaan district, among other famous sights. Riders also pass the Waag building, the Rembrandt House museum, Chinatown, and the old city gate near the harbor. The tour follows the Amstel River and crosses the Magere Brug bridge. A local guide leads the group and provides all the necessary Segway equipment and helmets. This motorized tour moves through the inner city, allowing participants to cover more ground than on foot while seeing key locations. Food, drinks, hotel transfers, and gratuities are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two participants and runs with groups of four. Closed-toe flat shoes are mandatory, and the minimum age is 16 years. It is not advised for pregnant women or those with certain health issues. The tour operates in most weather conditions, and riders must weigh under 265 pounds (120 kg) to use the Segway safely.
Rijksmuseum
The tour passes by the Rijksmuseum.
Dam Square
Participants visit Dam Square, the city’s central public square surrounded by historic buildings.
The Jordaan
The route passes through the Jordaan neighborhood, known for narrow streets and former working-class history.
The Waag
Riders see the Waag, a historic building that once served as a city gate and later a weighing house.
Museum Het Rembrandthuis
The tour passes by Museum Het Rembrandthuis.
The Waag
The route passes again by the Waag building during the circuit.
Magere Brug
The tour passes by Magere Brug.
Museum Quarter
The tour moves through the Museum Quarter, a district with several major museums and cultural institutions.
Segway City Tours Amsterdam
The tour concludes at the starting point, wrapping up the city circuit on Segways.
The departure point is an old school with a sign HOH on the wall. It is easily accessible by public transport, for instance by tram 13 from Central Station or Dam Square. Return point: Returns to original departure point
End point
The departure point is an old school with a sign HOH on the wall. It is easily accessible by public transport, for instance by tram 13 from Central Station or Dam Square. Return point: Returns to original departure point