Netherlands · CHRISTMAS

The 2 Christmas Experiences in the Netherlands a Local Would Point You At

2 tours  ·  from $24

Here is the shortlist: 2 christmas experiences that hold up against the money, each with what it costs and the one thing to check before you commit.

Delft: Christmas Walk with Oliebollen and Glühwein - Starting at the Christmas Shop on Voldersgracht
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Delft: Christmas Walk with Oliebollen and Glühwein

1.Christmas Walk with Oliebollen and Glühwein

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 8 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $24Our pick

Explore Delft with guide Astrid on a Dutch-language Christmas walk through the old center. Visit the Christmas Shop, Delft City Candle Factory, and Cookie Bakery De Glimlach, then hear about the New and Old Churches before ending with an oliebol and hot chocolate or glühwein at Stads Koffyhuis.

“Het was een hele leuke wandeling langs bijzondere winkeltjes in Delft. De eigenaren vertelden allemaal hun verhaal. De begeleiding door Astrid was goed en relaxed. We hebben Delft nog een stukje beter leren kennen. Mooi ook met alle verlichting onderweg.”

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Amsterdam Christmas Walk with hot drink and Dutch treat - Shop windows and a Dutch treat in the 9 Little Streets
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Amsterdam Christmas Walk with hot drink and Dutch treat

2.Amsterdam Christmas Walk with hot drink and Dutch treat

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $42

Spend two hours walking from Dam Square through Spui, the 9 Little Streets, the UNESCO Canal Belt, Jordaan, and Noordermarkt. Your small group, capped at 15, gets a warm hat, rain poncho if needed, and a choice of gluhwein or hot chocolate, plus an award-winning Christmas snack. Daniel is one guide you may meet.

“This ended up being a smaller group tour, which was fine with me! Learning about the area and getting some hot chocolate and a beanie was fun. Loved making stroopwaffle at the end, was a surprising treat!”

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