



by We Bike 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.€79This three-hour small group bike tour in Amsterdam suits those interested in exploring less visited parts of the city by bicycle. The tour begins at the operator’s office in the city centre, where participants receive first-class bikes and helmets upon request. The group size is limited to 12 people to provide personal attention and prioritize safety. Riders cycle through the 17th-century historic Canal Ring, crossing bridges and learning about Amsterdam’s history. The route continues to Prinseneiland, where warehouses and drawbridges reflect the city’s trading past. The tour then passes through the Jordaan neighborhood, known for its narrow streets and canals, ideal for exploring by bike. There is a short break in Oud West, near Vondelpark, at a local bar where participants can have coffee or beer but are not obliged to order. Water and restroom use are free. The tour passes by the Anne Frank House, with the guide available to answer questions about Amsterdam during World War II. It also includes stops at the Rijksmuseum, where the guide explains the building’s history and art collection, Vondelpark for a bike ride through the city’s largest park, the Concertgebouw to learn about the concert hall’s history, and the Begijnhof courtyard for a brief rest. The final stop is at the Van Gogh Museum area on Museum Square, where participants can discuss the surrounding cultural institutions.
Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
Cycle along Amsterdam’s historic Canal Ring, built in the 17th century. Cross bridges while the guide discusses the city’s history.
20 min
Prinseneiland
Ride through Prinseneiland, an area with many warehouses and drawbridges that highlight Amsterdam’s port and trading history.
10 min
The Jordaan
Cycle through the backstreets of the Jordaan, a former working-class neighborhood with narrow streets and canals suited for biking.
30 min
Break in Oud West
Stop at a local bar in Oud West near Vondelpark for a short coffee or beer break. Participants can ask the guide questions and use free water and toilets. Ordering is optional.
20 min
Anne Frank House
Pass by the Anne Frank House where the guide answers questions about Amsterdam during World War II and Anne Frank’s story.
Rijksmuseum
Stop at the Rijksmuseum, noted for its fine arts collection and as the building housing the world’s largest collection of Rembrandt paintings.
10 min
Vondelpark
Bike through Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s largest and best-known park, offering a green space south of the city centre.
15 min
Concertgebouw
Learn about the history of the Royal Dutch Concert Hall, one of Amsterdam’s cultural landmarks.
5 min
Begijnhof
Park bikes briefly to visit Begijnhof, a quiet, secret courtyard in the city centre known for its peaceful atmosphere.
10 min
Van Gogh Museum
Ride through Museum Square and pause near the Van Gogh Museum to discuss this and other important cultural institutions nearby.
15 min
Please note that Apple-maps doesn't always get the address right. We recommend to use the map below or Google-maps. Use our company name "We Bike Amsterdam" in Google maps and our location should be easy to find. Your bikes are ready and we look forward to meeting you!
End point
Please note that Apple-maps doesn't always get the address right. We recommend to use the map below or Google-maps. Use our company name "We Bike Amsterdam" in Google maps and our location should be easy to find. Your bikes are ready and we look forward to meeting you!




by We Bike 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.€79This three-hour small group bike tour in Amsterdam suits those interested in exploring less visited parts of the city by bicycle. The tour begins at the operator’s office in the city centre, where participants receive first-class bikes and helmets upon request. The group size is limited to 12 people to provide personal attention and prioritize safety. Riders cycle through the 17th-century historic Canal Ring, crossing bridges and learning about Amsterdam’s history. The route continues to Prinseneiland, where warehouses and drawbridges reflect the city’s trading past. The tour then passes through the Jordaan neighborhood, known for its narrow streets and canals, ideal for exploring by bike. There is a short break in Oud West, near Vondelpark, at a local bar where participants can have coffee or beer but are not obliged to order. Water and restroom use are free. The tour passes by the Anne Frank House, with the guide available to answer questions about Amsterdam during World War II. It also includes stops at the Rijksmuseum, where the guide explains the building’s history and art collection, Vondelpark for a bike ride through the city’s largest park, the Concertgebouw to learn about the concert hall’s history, and the Begijnhof courtyard for a brief rest. The final stop is at the Van Gogh Museum area on Museum Square, where participants can discuss the surrounding cultural institutions.
Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
Cycle along Amsterdam’s historic Canal Ring, built in the 17th century. Cross bridges while the guide discusses the city’s history.
20 min
Prinseneiland
Ride through Prinseneiland, an area with many warehouses and drawbridges that highlight Amsterdam’s port and trading history.
10 min
The Jordaan
Cycle through the backstreets of the Jordaan, a former working-class neighborhood with narrow streets and canals suited for biking.
30 min
Break in Oud West
Stop at a local bar in Oud West near Vondelpark for a short coffee or beer break. Participants can ask the guide questions and use free water and toilets. Ordering is optional.
20 min
Anne Frank House
Pass by the Anne Frank House where the guide answers questions about Amsterdam during World War II and Anne Frank’s story.
Rijksmuseum
Stop at the Rijksmuseum, noted for its fine arts collection and as the building housing the world’s largest collection of Rembrandt paintings.
10 min
Vondelpark
Bike through Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s largest and best-known park, offering a green space south of the city centre.
15 min
Concertgebouw
Learn about the history of the Royal Dutch Concert Hall, one of Amsterdam’s cultural landmarks.
5 min
Begijnhof
Park bikes briefly to visit Begijnhof, a quiet, secret courtyard in the city centre known for its peaceful atmosphere.
10 min
Van Gogh Museum
Ride through Museum Square and pause near the Van Gogh Museum to discuss this and other important cultural institutions nearby.
15 min
Please note that Apple-maps doesn't always get the address right. We recommend to use the map below or Google-maps. Use our company name "We Bike Amsterdam" in Google maps and our location should be easy to find. Your bikes are ready and we look forward to meeting you!
End point
Please note that Apple-maps doesn't always get the address right. We recommend to use the map below or Google-maps. Use our company name "We Bike Amsterdam" in Google maps and our location should be easy to find. Your bikes are ready and we look forward to meeting you!