The hottest bar in Amsterdam also happens to be the coldest, just around the corner from Amsterdam’s famous Rembrandt Square. Your ticket gets you entrance to this teeth-chatteringly awesome spot, plus three free drinks, snuggly thermals to wear, and an adventure into the North Pole.

Handwriting of Amsterdam: to see and solve! Let's start our journey with a walk along the canals through the oldest districts of the city: here are important historical sites, dancing gingerbread houses on the water, the narrowest building in the world and the office of the richest company of all time. Along the way, I will tell you how people live in boats and why Amsterdam is considered the capital of bicycles. And on Rembrandt Square, near the Night Watch monument, we will talk about the symbolism of the painting and the fate of the great artist. In addition, you will look into the most ancient and mysterious courtyard of the city - Beginhof, walk along the square where its history began, and see the main balcony of the country. To finish the meeting deliciously, we will visit a boutique of real Dutch cheese and real Dutch herring matias

Amsterdam canal cruise onboard a small electric boat. It’s the comfiest spot to soak up VIP views and get the lowdown on the real Amsterdam and Dutch lifestyle. One of our local experts will be ready to share all the city’s secrets, quirks, and a few laughs along the way. We start right by the lively Rembrandt Square, where the Amstel River begins to flow. Snap up pics floating past iconic sights such as City Hall and the Rokin Canal’s dancing houses. Then at the neon-lit Red Light District., you’ll discover Amsterdam’s oldest canal and the city’s first coffee shop next to the ancient Oude Kerk. Prepare to be wowed by 'Mini Venice'. Zip through Chinatown and Central Station, and don’t miss the Sea Palace — it's like a mini Hong Kong floating right here in Amsterdam. Cruise down the chic Herengracht canal to the Seven Bridges for those Insta-worthy shots before ending the tour cruising under the Magere Brug.

Who better to guide you through Amsterdam than Rembrandt himself? During this 2.5-hour tour, you'll explore the parts of the city the famous artist lived and worked, and discuss the stories that inspired his paintings. Start in Spiegelquarter, famed for its unique collection of art and antiques, and then move onto the Keizersgracht, also known as the Emperor’s Canal, where you’ll discuss one of Rembrandt’s most successful apprentices. Next is Rembrandt Square, where you’ll learn about the night watch guards portrayed in one of his most famous works, here recreated as bronze sculptures. In Staalstraat, learn about the local Drapers Guild. Finally, in Waterloo Square, you will discover the former Jewish Quarter, home to a variety of immigrants including Rembrandt and his wife. You’ll end the tour at the Rembrandt House Museum, and get a more intimate look into this remarkable artist’s life, with his etchings and personal art collection, authentic furnishings from the 1600s.