Exploring the vibrant city of Amsterdam from Brussels has never been easier. For just €59.00 per person, travelers can embark on a day trip that promises an unforgettable experience. With a comfortable bus ride, captivating guided tour, and ample free time to explore, this seamless 12-hour journey offers the perfect blend of sightseeing and culture. From the iconic Dam Square to the charming canals, the trip showcases Amsterdam’s must-see attractions, leaving visitors eager to uncover more about this remarkable destination. Whether seeking a quick getaway or a chance to delve deeper into Dutch culture, this day trip is a tempting…
Key Points
- A 12-hour day trip from Brussels to Amsterdam, priced at €59.00 per person, including round-trip bus transfer and a 2-hour guided tour.
- The tour covers highlights like Dam Square, Nieuwe Kerk, Royal Palace, and De Waag, with 3 hours of free time for independent exploration.
- The tour departs from Carrefour de l’Europe and Carr de l’Europe 3 in Brussels and returns to the same locations.
- Guided tours are available in English or Spanish, ensuring a more accessible and engaging experience for a wider range of participants.
- The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as noted in the customer reviews and tour details.
Tour Overview
This day trip from Brussels to Amsterdam offers travelers a chance to explore the vibrant city in a compact 12-hour itinerary, priced at €59.00 per person.
The tour is likely to sell out, so it’s best to reserve your spot early. With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, you can book with confidence.
The tour includes round-trip bus transfer, a 2-hour guided tour in Amsterdam, and recommendations for further city exploration.
However, the experience may not be suitable for those with mobility impairments.
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Pricing and Duration
The day trip from Brussels to Amsterdam is priced at a reasonable €59.00 per person and lasts for a total of 12 hours. Travelers can expect a 3-hour bus transfer to reach Amsterdam, followed by a 2-hour guided tour, and then 3 hours of free time to explore the city on their own. The tour is likely to sell out, so it’s recommended to reserve your spot in advance. Plus, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours prior to the trip.
Pricing | Duration |
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€59.00 | 12 hours |
Likely to sell out | Free cancellation up to 24 hours |
Starting and Drop-off Locations
The day trip departs from Carrefour de l’Europe and Carr de l’Europe 3 in Brussels, with the bus transfer taking travelers directly to Amsterdam.
The 3-hour bus ride gets everyone to the Dutch capital, where they’ll enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of the city’s highlights, including Dam Square, Nieuwe Kerk, the Royal Palace, and De Waag.
After the tour, guests will have 3 hours of free time to explore Amsterdam on their own.
When it’s time to head back, the group will be dropped off at the same starting locations in Brussels.
Guided Tour Experience
Upon arrival in Amsterdam, a knowledgeable English or Spanish-speaking guide will lead the group on a 2-hour tour showcasing the city’s iconic landmarks and attractions. Visitors will explore the historic Dam Square, admire the stunning Nieuwe Kerk, and marvel at the grandeur of the Royal Palace. The tour also includes a visit to the charming De Waag, a former city gate that now houses a popular restaurant and cultural center.
Landmark | Description |
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Dam Square | The bustling heart of Amsterdam, home to the National Monument and the Royal Palace |
Nieuwe Kerk | A magnificent 15th-century church known for its impressive Gothic architecture |
Royal Palace | The official palace of the Dutch monarchs, featuring ornate interiors and impressive facades |
De Waag | A beautiful 15th-century building that once served as a city gate, now a popular destination |
Free Time in Amsterdam
After the guided tour, visitors enjoy ample free time to independently explore the vibrant city of Amsterdam.
During this 3-hour period, they can wander the picturesque canals, browse the charming shops and boutiques, or visit renowned museums and cultural attractions at their own pace.
The options are endless, allowing travelers to customize their experience and discover the city’s true essence.
Whether they stroll through the lively Dam Square, admire the stunning Anne Frank House, or simply people-watch from a cozy café, this unstructured time provides the perfect opportunity to take in the rich history and lively atmosphere that make Amsterdam such a beloved destination.
Tour Inclusions
Beyond the free time, the day trip to Amsterdam includes several key offerings.
Travelers receive round-trip bus transportation from Brussels, along with a guided tour through the city’s highlights led by an English or Spanish-speaking guide.
The tour package also provides recommendations for further exploration, enabling visitors to make the most of their time in Amsterdam.
However, the tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility impairments.
Language Options
The day trip to Amsterdam from Brussels offers guided tours conducted in either English or Spanish, allowing travelers to choose the language that best suits their needs.
Whether you’re more comfortable expressing yourself in English or Spanish, the multilingual tour guides are well-equipped to provide insightful commentary and answer any questions you may have during the 2-hour walking tour.
This linguistic flexibility ensures that the experience is accessible and enjoyable for a wider range of participants, making the day trip an inclusive and accessible option for both English and Spanish speakers alike.
Customer Reviews and Ratings
Travelers who’ve experienced the day trip to Amsterdam from Brussels have provided an overall rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on 642 reviews, showcasing the tour’s general appeal and satisfaction among participants.
The tour’s guide has been particularly praised, earning a 4.5/5 rating, indicating their expertise and ability to provide an engaging and informative experience.
Similarly, the transportation and overall service have been well-received, both rated at 4.5/5.
While the organization of the tour has also been positively reviewed at 4.5/5, the tour’s unsuitability for those with mobility impairments is a consideration for some travelers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?
There is no strict dress code for the tour. However, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes as there is a significant amount of walking involved. Casual and weather-appropriate attire is suggested for a comfortable experience.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?
While the tour does not provide any meals or drinks, participants are generally allowed to bring their own food and beverages to consume during the free time in Amsterdam. However, guests should avoid disrupting the group experience.
Is Wi-Fi Available on the Bus Transfer?
The tour provider doesn’t specify if Wi-Fi is available on the bus transfer. However, it’s likely that Wi-Fi may not be provided, so customers should plan accordingly and bring any necessary devices or entertainment for the 3-hour journey.
Is Photography Allowed During the Guided Tour?
Photography is generally allowed during the guided tour, though guests are advised to be respectful and avoid disrupting the guide or other tour participants. Visitors should check with the tour guide for any specific restrictions.
How Flexible Is the Itinerary if I Want to Explore on My Own?
The itinerary allows for 3 hours of free time in Amsterdam, giving participants flexibility to explore on their own. However, the tour schedule is generally fixed and may not accommodate significant deviations from the planned activities.
Recap
This day trip from Brussels to Amsterdam offers an excellent value at just €59 per person.
With a comfortable bus ride, guided tour, and free time to explore, it’s the perfect way to experience the iconic sights and vibrant culture of the Dutch capital.
Flexible language options and positive customer reviews make this an appealing choice for an unforgettable day trip.
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