Top Haarlem Tours by Duration

Trade Amsterdam’s bustle for the tranquility of the Dutch countryside—and enjoy a personalized sightseeing experience—on this private, half-day tour. Following morning pickup from your Amsterdam hotel, hop aboard your comfortable, private vehicle. Your first destination in Zaanse Schans, where you can admire its iconic windmills. Next, head to the Volendam fishing village (and discover the local cheese and clog industries) before exploring Marken Haven’s distinct houses, built on stilts.

Just half an hour from Amsterdam, Haarlem delights visitors with its cobblestone streets, medieval character, gabled houses, tulip scene, and, yes, its food. On this small-group tour, you’ll follow your local guide to the city’s best foodie spots, bar none, sitting down to fresh, local, tasty fare—with plenty of views to boot.

Swap the city for the beaches, dunes and wide-open spaces of Bloemendaal on this 4-hour guided bike tour from Amsterdam. Enjoy the scenery and sea air as you ride a pushbike around the picturesque shores and nature reserves of this beautiful region just north of Amsterdam. Pass historical houses, stop to admire a working mill, explore the lush coastal forests and rolling dunes of the South Kennemerland National Park; spot grazing deer and horses, and enjoy refreshments at a trendy Bloemendaal aan Zee beach club. All biking equipment included.

Haarlem is one of the most historical, rich and lovely cities of the Netherlands! Let’s figure out what secrets are hiding behind its quiet alleys and cozy canals! Strolling along the canals and watching magnificent city view and the working windmill, we will get to know more about history of this old merchant city. There are will be plenty of local sightseeings on our way, such as the humpback bridges, cozy yards-hofjes, old pharmacy, design stores and lots of street sculptures, but of course, we would not miss visiting main sightseeings too! Our road will bring us to the main square Grote Markt, which becomes especially busy on Saturdays, when the farmer market takes its place just here next to the majestic Cathedral and the Weight house. In addition, we will definitely visit one of the local design stores, famous for its incredible lamp collection. We would like to offer you some local beer, made according to an old recipe in brewery located in the church!

It is one of our favourite tours. We designed it for everyone, who are tired of the city bustle; and for those, who do not have a lot of time, but wish to see as much as possible. We will meet you at the train station of Haarlem. We will visit the magnificent main square, The Cathedral of St.Bavon, the meat guild, picturesquare courtyards (hofje). We will lose ourselves in alleys overgrown by flowers, and we will find multiple street sculptures and the 15th century brewery inside the church! On bikes through the dune reserve with fantastic views we will head towards the North Sea up the road, which goes down. Don't be surprised, this is not a figure of speech at all! The bike paths are perfect here, and not a soul on them. If the bike ride is not for you, we can go by bus. It is as picturesque as the bike ride. Along the way we will stop in the National Park to have a picnic there. If we will be lucky, then we will see rabbits, foxes, deer or the highland cattles!

Explore the old North Sea trading port of Haarlem on a walking tour through its cobblestone streets. Join a small group and listen to your guide recount the rich history of the city that stretches back to the Middle Ages. This tour has a strong focus on the culture, art, and architecture for those who want a well-rounded look at the city.

There's nothing more beautiful than endless fields of flowering tulips! We will make many stops. And we will keep telling you many amazing stories throughout our trip - about the "black" tulip and the tulip mania, the craftiness of flower growers, flower auctions, innovative farms and amazing eco-projects. How does the Netherlands manage to be the world's second-largest exporter of agricultural produce? Where are the hidden farms in the cities? How do people live in Dutch villages? Why do we need shepherds, how to avoid stressing out Magpie birds and why are bees an export product? Let's find out! The best way to take this tour is by electric bike. This day remains one of the happiest and most beautiful memories of your trip! Come along!