Amsterdam Dinner Canal Cruise: 4-Course Meal with Drinks, 2 Hours
by Tours & Tickets
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This 2-hour evening canal cruise in Amsterdam combines sightseeing with a four-course dinner and drinks. The boat sails through the historic canal ring, a 17th-century district and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, you pass notable sites such as the Magere Brug wooden bridge, the Jordaan neighborhood with its narrow streets and galleries, and the floating Bloemenmarkt flower market. Audio commentary is provided during the cruise to share facts and stories about landmarks like the Anne Frank House and other famous locations. Dinner includes a choice of meat, fish, or vegetarian options, accompanied by beer, wine, or soft drinks. Each cruise follows a unique route, so the sights may vary with each trip. The boat also passes by Amsterdam Central Station, the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht canals, the Herengracht canal’s Golden Bend, the Nieuwmarkt square, the Rijksmuseum, NEMO Science Museum, the Red Light District, Westerkerk church, the 9 Little Streets shopping area, the Amstel River, and the waterfront IJ area. This cruise offers an evening view of Amsterdam’s waterways and architecture while you enjoy your meal and drinks.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
The cruise passes through the canal ring, a 17th-century district around Amsterdam’s Old Centre that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Magere Brug
The boat goes under the Magere Brug, a historic Dutch wooden bridge known as the Skinny Bridge.
The Jordaan
This neighborhood is known for narrow streets, canals, and a lively arts scene, transitioning from a working-class area to a trendy district with cafés and galleries.
Bloemenmarkt
The floating flower market on houseboats along the Singel canal, established in 1862, sells bulbs, souvenirs, and plants.
Centraal Station
Amsterdam Central Station, built between 1881 and 1889 on artificial islands, features Gothic and Renaissance Revival architecture with an iron platform roof.
Prinsengracht
One of Amsterdam’s main canals, dug in the early 1600s and lined with elegant houses and cultural landmarks.
Keizersgracht 319 - Amsterdam
The widest main canal, built in 1612, showcasing grand merchant houses and reflecting the city’s wealth.
Herengracht
The most prestigious canal from 1612, home to elite residents and mansions known as the Golden Bend.
Nieuwmarkt
A 17th-century public square built on a former city wall site, anchored by the Waag building, which served as a city gate and guildhall.
Rijksmuseum
Opened in 1885 and designed by Pierre Cuypers, this museum holds Dutch art and history collections including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer.
NEMO Science Museum
Opened in 1997 with a green ship-like design by Renzo Piano, this interactive museum focuses on science and technology, especially for families.
Magere Brug
The historic wooden drawbridge over the Amstel River, rebuilt in 1934 in its traditional style and known for nightly illumination.
Red Light District
Amsterdam’s oldest neighborhood dating to the 14th century, combining historic buildings with legalized sex work and cultural sites.
Westerkerk
Completed in 1631, this Dutch Renaissance church is known for its tall Westertoren tower and proximity to Anne Frank’s house.
9 Little Streets (Negen Straatjes)
A group of nine narrow streets in the canal belt featuring boutiques, vintage shops, and cafés developed in the 17th century.
The Amstel
The river central to Amsterdam’s founding, lined with bridges and historic buildings, important for trade and transport.
IJ
A waterfront area connecting Amsterdam to the North Sea, used for maritime trade and now hosting ferries and cultural venues.
Meeting point
Check in inside the LOVERS café, Prins Hendrikkade 25, in front of the central station of Amsterdam with your mobile voucher.
End point
Check in inside the LOVERS café, Prins Hendrikkade 25, in front of the central station of Amsterdam with your mobile voucher.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Amsterdam Dinner Canal Cruise: 4-Course Meal with Drinks, 2 Hours
by Tours & Tickets
Choose from 3 available options
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.€178Overview
This 2-hour evening canal cruise in Amsterdam combines sightseeing with a four-course dinner and drinks. The boat sails through the historic canal ring, a 17th-century district and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, you pass notable sites such as the Magere Brug wooden bridge, the Jordaan neighborhood with its narrow streets and galleries, and the floating Bloemenmarkt flower market. Audio commentary is provided during the cruise to share facts and stories about landmarks like the Anne Frank House and other famous locations. Dinner includes a choice of meat, fish, or vegetarian options, accompanied by beer, wine, or soft drinks. Each cruise follows a unique route, so the sights may vary with each trip. The boat also passes by Amsterdam Central Station, the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht canals, the Herengracht canal’s Golden Bend, the Nieuwmarkt square, the Rijksmuseum, NEMO Science Museum, the Red Light District, Westerkerk church, the 9 Little Streets shopping area, the Amstel River, and the waterfront IJ area. This cruise offers an evening view of Amsterdam’s waterways and architecture while you enjoy your meal and drinks.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
The cruise passes through the canal ring, a 17th-century district around Amsterdam’s Old Centre that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Magere Brug
The boat goes under the Magere Brug, a historic Dutch wooden bridge known as the Skinny Bridge.
The Jordaan
This neighborhood is known for narrow streets, canals, and a lively arts scene, transitioning from a working-class area to a trendy district with cafés and galleries.
Bloemenmarkt
The floating flower market on houseboats along the Singel canal, established in 1862, sells bulbs, souvenirs, and plants.
Centraal Station
Amsterdam Central Station, built between 1881 and 1889 on artificial islands, features Gothic and Renaissance Revival architecture with an iron platform roof.
Prinsengracht
One of Amsterdam’s main canals, dug in the early 1600s and lined with elegant houses and cultural landmarks.
Keizersgracht 319 - Amsterdam
The widest main canal, built in 1612, showcasing grand merchant houses and reflecting the city’s wealth.
Herengracht
The most prestigious canal from 1612, home to elite residents and mansions known as the Golden Bend.
Nieuwmarkt
A 17th-century public square built on a former city wall site, anchored by the Waag building, which served as a city gate and guildhall.
Rijksmuseum
Opened in 1885 and designed by Pierre Cuypers, this museum holds Dutch art and history collections including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer.
NEMO Science Museum
Opened in 1997 with a green ship-like design by Renzo Piano, this interactive museum focuses on science and technology, especially for families.
Magere Brug
The historic wooden drawbridge over the Amstel River, rebuilt in 1934 in its traditional style and known for nightly illumination.
Red Light District
Amsterdam’s oldest neighborhood dating to the 14th century, combining historic buildings with legalized sex work and cultural sites.
Westerkerk
Completed in 1631, this Dutch Renaissance church is known for its tall Westertoren tower and proximity to Anne Frank’s house.
9 Little Streets (Negen Straatjes)
A group of nine narrow streets in the canal belt featuring boutiques, vintage shops, and cafés developed in the 17th century.
The Amstel
The river central to Amsterdam’s founding, lined with bridges and historic buildings, important for trade and transport.
IJ
A waterfront area connecting Amsterdam to the North Sea, used for maritime trade and now hosting ferries and cultural venues.
Meeting point
Check in inside the LOVERS café, Prins Hendrikkade 25, in front of the central station of Amsterdam with your mobile voucher.
End point
Check in inside the LOVERS café, Prins Hendrikkade 25, in front of the central station of Amsterdam with your mobile voucher.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.