Baja Bike Tour and See the Highlights of Amsterdam

Are you planning a visit to Amsterdam and would you like to see as much of the city as possible in a relaxed way? Join a guided bike tour and see Amsterdam through the eyes of a knowledgeable guide who knows the city like the back of his hand. He will instruct you how to cycle in Amsterdam, to observe the special bike traffic lights and how to recognize bike paths
Don’t feel like cycling? A walking tour is also fun to do. The great thing about these tours is that you don’t have to figure anything out yourself, not the cycling or walking route and not where to go to rent a bike.

Baja Bikes Guided Tours

Book your tour from Baja Bikes, a Dutch company that organizes bike tours and walking tours in Amsterdam and in more than 150 cities in Europe and the rest of the world. The tour guides are all qualified guides and speak English. All tours ensure you that you will seet the highlights of Amsterdam with lots of stops for photo opportunities.

TIP: Book your bike tour online in advance, then you are assured of a tour when you are in Amsterdam

Amsterdam Made for Cycling

Amsterdam is the cycling capital of Europe and also a wonderful city for walking. During a bike tour you cycle through the city at a leisurely pace along well-known but also lesser-known parts of Amsterdam. If you want to see more details and go at a leisurely pace, a walking tour will suit you perfectly. The walk generally takes two hours and is not strenuous at all.

Top Tours in Amsterdam

* Amsterdam Highlights bike tour – with an enthusiastic English-speaking guide you will discover Amsterdam in 3 hours. Your guide will show you many famous sights of Amsterdam, such as the canals, the Jordaan, Leidseplein, Vondelpark, Anne Frank House and the Red Light District. Book here

*Amsterdam Red Light District walk –This is a walk through the Red Light District with full of surprises and exciting activities. Book here

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