See Amsterdam with the experts We have the flexibility to tailor our services to meet the requirements of business and leisure travellers and groups. In particular we specialise in excursions and look forward to introducing you to our wonderful city. Our staff are committed and trained to handle all expects of events, from preliminary planning to on-site coordination.
City Tour Amsterdam takes you to all the best sights including:
The Royal Palace The Royal Palace of Amsterdam was build in the 17th century as the new city hall of Amsterdam. After the signing of the peace treaty of Munster in 1648, Amsterdam started to execute its ambitious plan for a new city hall. The city council chose Jacob van Campen's design for a large and impressive building. The power and wealth of the city of Amsterdam in the recently established Republic of the Netherlands are reflected in the building and its interior design.
The National Monument at Dam square
The National Monument on Dam Square was unveiled on 4 May 1956. It was erected in remembrance of those who died during World War II. Each year on 4 May many dignitaries, including representatives of the royal family, commemorate the victims of the Second World War here.
The Skinny Bridge
Some local people say that the bridge was named after the Mager Sisters (mager is Dutch for skinny). These two well-to-do sisters lived on opposite sides of the river. They are said to have had the wooden bridge built to make it easier to visit one another.
The real explanation is more down to earth, however.... and you can learn all about it on this tour! | 
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