Amsterdam Red Light District Tour

Take the opportunity to get to know one of the most eclectic neighbourhoods of the Dutch capital on this two-hour walking tour of Amsterdam's Red Light District. Known as de Wallen in Dutch, discover the city's medieval centre, lined with canals and narrow streets with a local guide . This activity includes the entertainment tax to which all participants on tours and activities in Amsterdam are subject.

You will discover the life of Amsterdam's Red Light District in small groups of about 15 people as you wander the narrow cobbled streets. You will see the leaning buildings, Gothic architecture and beautiful canals steeped in history that make up the essence of this eclectic neighbourhood.

At the top of Dam Square's centre, you'll see the most important National Monument in the Netherlands. This 20-metre high white stone pillar was built in 1956 in memory of the victims of the Second World War. Along this walking tour with a local guide you will discover a variety of interesting places: from sex shops, bars, theatres, famous city cafes and shops related to eroticism.

You will learn about the history of sexual freedom in Amsterdam, as well as the most original shops and establishments and the most surprising items in the world. You will visit the Condomerie, the oldest condom shop in the world. Located in the city centre, just a few steps from the famous Dam Square, its colourful shop window has become a tourist stop. This curious shop opened its doors in May 1987 as a safe and informative point, supporting sexual freedom always with respect and taking measures to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.

On this famous walking tour you'll discover all of Amsterdam's must-see sights. Next to Amsterdam Central Station, bordering the famous Red Light District and parallel to the Amstel River, you will walk along Warmoesstraat, one of the oldest streets in the city. Also known as the leather street, here you will find museums, restaurants, cafés, pubs, discos, etc. You will see a multitude of flags of diversity hanging from its windows. It is undoubtedly one of the most important meeting points for the gay community in Europe .