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Innova Tours

Discover Amsterdam and its surroundings like never before with our exclusive **personalized tours**. Designed to suit all types of travelers, we offer experiences both within the city and in the hidden gems nearby. Whether you are traveling alone, with family, as a couple or with friends, we have the ideal tour for you. From educational group walks to romantic boat rides, your satisfaction is guaranteed.

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Tour Westerpark, Haarlemmer en De Bloemenschool (The Flower School) windmill

On this tour we will learn about the construction of the canal belt in the 17th century and architecture from that same century. We'll be visiting one of the busiest streets in town with its historic buildings. Afterward, we’ll head to the Western Park where you can discover interesting facts about city history. From there, see landmarks like a former train station connecting Amsterdam to Haarlem which was predecessor to Centraal Station (Central Station), an old gasholder factory site. The park also features other facilities such as galleries, cinema, nature reserve, interactive zoo, community farm, school gardens, water garden & orchard areas; plus offers wide selection of local wildlife/flora too! Finally end our trip at Flowermill – spacious windmill complex featuring two attached houses along three pairs wind powered millstones - discovering much more information during your guided walk around these fascinating sites.

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Tour Visit to the Museum District

The district’s name comes from three important museums: The Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk Museum and the Van Gogh museum. All of them are located on Museum Square (Museumplein). In this district you will also find the Concertgebouw, along with some of Amsterdam's main shopping streets such as PC Hooftstraat, Van Baerlestraat and Cornelis Schuytstraat. On this walking tour we discover all treasures within Amsterdam’s museum quarter; home to some of the world’s most significant artistic and historical contributions, culinary experiences, elegance and one of the best sounding concert halls on earth. You get acquainted with some of Holland’s top fashion boutiques, a famous park and traditional gin bars. We pass by seven houses that identify different countries and two major city squares. We end our walk at diamond museum where you learn about Amsterdam’s long heritage in trading diamonds – cutting, polishing & quality control - A place for immersing yourself in this brilliant industry!

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Tour of Amsterdam's Channels and North City

The city is crossed by a network of canals and enjoying a cruise is highly recommended activity during the afternoon or evening when everything transforms and night lighting gives it a different look. The cruise offers you the opportunity to get to know the city and its attractive bridges, monuments, museums, etc. Then you will have the chance to visit the north of the city, getting to know Amsterdam’s most alternative neighborhood; from there you discover the modern area where industry was concentrated. Nowadays artists and young people have populated this zone turning it into the perfect combination between urbanity and creativity. A sustainable district with avant-garde architecture can be found here along with large leisure areas, cafes and restaurants that host festivals and parties throughout the year. The boat trip lasts one hour while walking around the northern part takes approximately an hour and half. This guided tour provides you with the ideal mix at nighttime since you'll fall under the spell of the wonderful illumination of the city. To finish off we recommend visiting some of the trendiest venues for a drink.

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Tour Jewish Quarter

Since the mid 16th century, the Netherlands began to house an increasingly growing Jewish community that settled mainly in Amsterdam, taking advantage of relative religious freedom. This turned the Dutch capital into the most important center for Sephardic Jews in Western Europe and was even considered the Jerusalem of Holland. On this tour you will have the opportunity to learn about the culture, wealth and influence of the Jewish community on the city. You can see the area's main monuments; walk down the Jodenbreestraat (Jewish wide street); meet some notable residents such as di Pinto, Rembrandt and Spinoza; discover the Jewish traditions still followed by its inhabitants today; find out more about key historical events related to World War II and recognize the undeniable contribution made by the Jewish people towards developing trade within the city.

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Tour Edam, Volendam and Marken

On this tour you will get to know three historical towns that are picturesque and touristy. You can visit the cheese museum factory of Edam; enjoy a beautiful view over typical Dutch houses lining its canals with trees adorning their streets, traditional Dutch architecture, many monuments turned world heritage sites. You'll also see stroopwafel house - home to these iconic waffles which feature prominently on Holland’s menu. Then there's Volendam & Marken – fishing villages where recreational boats sail alongside local ones. Finally learn about shoe factories producing wooden shoes or 'klompen', popular footwear among locals before finishing off by exploring town squares and most emblematic landmarks.

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Tour Zaanse Schans

On this tour you will visit numerous historical buildings at Zaanse Schans on a personalized trip with your professional guide from Amsterdam. You'll learn about cheese making and taste various delicious varieties of famous traditional Goudse kaas (Gouda) while learning all there is to know about its production process. Admire windmills that have been operating since 18th century throughout the region of Zaanse landschap and step inside one still functioning today - discover how they are used for producing cocoa powder among other foods. Explore wooden boxes and old workshops admiring their facades painted in traditional shades of green, beige or blue; truly an open air museum! Find elegant houses where wealthy merchants lived alongside windmill owners. This particular outdoor museum features not only working mills but also timber framed homes, barns and workshop dating back to the 18th & 19th centuries.

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