Bike tours · CITY BIKE TOURS IN AMSTERDAM
The 15 best city bike tours in Amsterdam you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much climbing is in it. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
You’ll cycle Amsterdam’s quiet lanes and canal bridges with an English-speaking guide, visiting Jordaan courtyards, churches, Anne Frank’s House, Vondelpark, and Museumplein. Guides such as Brian, Sipko, Jessie, and Peter are known for clear stories and calm bike leadership. Bikes are provided, and groups are capped at 12.
“Informative tour of Amsterdam giving background to the city.”
Cycle through Amsterdam with an English-speaking guide such as Sierra, Ellie, Sebastian, or Shakira. This 2.5-hour city ride covers Jordaan, Vondelpark, Museum Square, the Magere Brug, Nieuwmarkt, and more. Choose a standard bike or e-bike, but bring basic cycling skills and be ready for busy streets, crossings, and all-weather conditions.
“This was a terrific way to see and learn more about the city. It was fun, relaxed and exactly the right amount of time. Our guide, Brin, was fantastic - knowledgeable, easy going, attentive and approachable. He seemed genuinely interested in what he was talking about which was refreshing! Bikes were in good working order and easy to handle.”
Ride from near Amsterdam Central Station through the canals, Jordaan, Anne Frank House, Leidseplein, Vondelpark, Museumplein and the Magere Brug. Yellow Bike Tours supplies the bicycle, keeps groups to 12, and uses local guides such as Daniel, William, Lucas and Sid. The pace is easy, but you should already feel comfortable cycling in city traffic.
“It may have been a cold & drizzly day, but Williem was exceptional in guiding us & sharing amazing stories about Amsterdam to brighten up our afternoon. We would highly recommend him & the good folks at Yellow Bikes for an unforgettable experience - cycling (even in winter) in the cycling capital of the world is worth every moment!”
Ride through central Amsterdam with an English-speaking guide on a comfortable 3-speed bike. The 1.5-hour route covers the Jordaan, Anne Frank House, Westerkerk, Vondelpark, Rijksmuseum, canals, Flower Market, and Dam Square. Guides such as Eloise, Skip, Vic, and Zlata are known for clear stories and calm cycling help.
“A must‑do activity! The guides are incredibly friendly and genuinely knowledgeable about the city, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The bikes were top‑quality and felt brand new, and the price is amazing for the level of service and overall experience. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a fun and memorable way to explore the city.”
See Amsterdam by bike in French with Pierre, Marcel, George, Marie, Paul, or another guide from Amsterdam Vélo. Over 2.5 hours, you ride through the Jordaan, canals, Jewish Quarter, Vondelpark, and Museumkwartier, with stops for stories and photos. Groups are limited to 12, bikes are included, and baby seats are available.
“un tour du centre-ville d’Amsterdam plein d’anecdotes avec un guide tres drôle. A faire pour vous repérer dans Amsterdam”
Ride through Amsterdam with an English-speaking guide on a comfortable 3-speed bike with handbrakes. In 90 minutes, you’ll pass the Anne Frank House, Jordaan, canal ring, Vondelpark, Museum Quarter, Leidseplein, Dam Square, and part of the Red Light District. Guides such as Ron, Skip, Kim, Ari, and Viktor are known for clear directions and lively city stories.
“A great way to get around a large majority of downtown Amsterdam quickly. Our guide was knowledgeable and paused to talk to us about the history of the city.”
Ride through Amsterdam with a guide in English, Spanish, German, or Dutch, visiting the Skinny Bridge, Museumplein, Vondelpark, Jordaan, and quieter canal districts. Bikes and optional helmets are included. The 2.5-hour route suits confident riders aged 12 and older, with groups capped at 15.
“Nice tour around Amsterdam with interesting information about the city and its history. Great experience”
See Amsterdam with a private local guide on foot or by bike. You may visit Dam Square, Rembrandtplein, Begijnhof, the Flower Market, the old Jewish district, and a local restaurant for kroketje or bitterballen. Guides such as Olga, Timo, Anna, Willem, and Arun have been praised for history, humor, and thoughtful route planning.
“Timo was a wealth of knowledge and little known facts. The tour was comprehensive and tailored to our interests. We highly recommend!”
Start near Centraal Station with a Dutch city bike and safety briefing, then ride canals, the Jordaan, Magere Brug, Museumplein, Vondelpark, and Anne Frank House. English-speaking guides such as Hugh, Shakira, Rissa, and Simon keep the pace friendly and share local stories. Helmets and rain jackets are available.
“Great guide, Huw, very informative and good fun. We really enjoyed it and it was a great way to see parts of the city we would have missed otherwise”
Ride an electric bike through Amsterdam with an English-speaking guide such as Rissa, Conny, or Christian. In 2.5 hours, you’ll see Dam Square, the Canal Belt, Skinny Bridge, the floating flower market, Vondelpark, Museumplein, and more, with coffee and tea included.
“Christian was extremely accommodating as we were delayed due to uber delays for our group of 6. He was informative and knowledgeable, customizing our tour on the fly. Thanks to Christian for a memorable Amsterdam adventure. Highly recommend!”
Cover Amsterdam’s best sights and quieter corners in 2.5 hours with a local guide such as Rafa, Conny, or Sierra. Ride past Prinseneiland, the Anne Frank House, Amstelveld, Magere Brug, Museum Square, the canal belt, and Vondelpark. Bikes, helmets, and rain jackets are provided, but confirm whether your booking includes an e-bike.
“It was a wonderful way to see the city and sights of Amsterdam. I went Sunday morning (which I think was the best day) as it wasn’t too crowded. Obviously, it rained, but it had its moments it let up. I booked an e-bike, but I’d suggest you make sure you are actually on an e-bike and confirm multiple times if that’s what you are booking.”
Start near Amsterdam Central Station at A-Bike Rental & Tours, where your guide fits you to an e-bike and explains the traffic rules. Over about 2.5 hours, ride through Vondelpark, Museumplein, canal streets, Marine Terrein, and Prinseneiland. Guides such as Shakira, Sebastian, Lilly, and Stefan have been praised for safety, local stories, and a patient pace.
“Stephan was our guide and he was wonderful. Clearly loves Amsterdam. Knowledgeable and gave an informative, thoughtful tour. Highly recommend this tour and company.”
Ride through Amsterdam with a private guide and a comfortable city bike, stopping at canals, Westerkerk, Anne Frank House, Jordaan, Rijksmuseum, Museumplein, and Vondelpark. Guides may include James, Stan, or Agapios, and tours are offered in English, Dutch, Spanish, or German.
“Great way to see Amsterdam. Guide gave us lots of ideas where to go in our free time. 2.5 hours was more than enough for us.”
See Amsterdam by bicycle in a group of no more than 12, riding from the old center through Prinseneiland, Jordaan, Vondelpark, the Rijksmuseum, Magere Brug, and Herengracht. Your English-speaking guide, including guides such as Ties, mixes local cycling advice with Amsterdam history. Bikes and a stroopwafel are included; helmets and baskets cost extra.
“Absolutely a must! So fun and such a great way to explore the city. Our group ranged from 13 to 55 and we all loved it”
Cycle Amsterdam’s historic center with an Italian-speaking guide from insolitAmsterdam B.V. You’ll pass Golden Age canal houses, De Waag, Westerpark, Vondelpark, and Museumplein. Denise and Raffaele have led some departures, while bike rental is arranged separately. The private group price covers up to six people.
“Esperienza bellissima e piacevole. Brave le nostre guide Denise e Raffaele.”
City loop, coast road, vineyard lane or a bike of your own for the day.
