Amsterdam: Guided bike visit in French off the beaten track｜Netherlands

Welcome to Amsterdam!

For this guided bike tour off the beaten track, I invite you to explore the most authentic neighborhoods, those less frequented by tourists. Experience Amsterdam differently on a quality bike, just like a true Amsterdamer.

Without further ado, here's a little glimpse of what awaits you:

You will begin this guided tour in the charming Jordaan district.

The Jordaan (formerly a working-class district) is arguably the most unique neighborhood in Amsterdam.

It was created in the 17th century to house the working class and artisans in small houses. It was a working-class and rebellious neighborhood that has retained its village atmosphere, brownstone cafes, and vintage shops.

Today, the Jordaan is famous for its narrow streets, countless bridges, leaning houses, hofjes, and canals, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But also for its independent stores, art galleries, countless cafes...

The second part will immerse you in the heart of World War II, following in the footsteps of Anne Frank. This bike tour will allow you to explore the Jewish Quarter of Amsterdam during World War II and today, while following the moving story of Anne Frank.

The Jewish Quarter, a true gateway to Amsterdam's Jewish history and culture, is a must-see in the city. Just a stone's throw from the town center, it includes four sites located a few hundred meters from each other.


During the bike tour, I will answer all your questions and share interesting anecdotes about the daily life of Amsterdam's residents.

I will give you the best tips for enjoying the local cuisine and avoiding tourist traps.

This guided bike tour lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes. There are two daily departures, the first at 10:30 AM and the second at 1:30 PM.

You can also contact me for private tours (companies, schools, universities, associations, town halls, seminars, bachelor or bachelorette parties).

See you soon!

Samy