Amsterdam Cruise Reviews

What a great town! You can walk everywhere and/or take public transportation or free ferries all over the place. You can even reach other cities via there super efficient tram system. It is great fun to take the free ferry across the harbor to the Lookout Building which has a swing that swings out over Amsterdam. The ferry is easy to walk to from the ship. Almost everyone in Amsterdam speaks ...

Since we arrived early with a pe-cruise hotel stay, we had a chance to spend the day touring this beautiful city. Definitely take a canal boat tour. We stayed at the Apollo Hotel, which was outside the Old Town District but within walking distance (45 minutes). Bikes were also available at hotel for rental. We also returned to Amsterdam after the first week’s cruise and took “The Best of ...

Amsterdam is a beautiful city to explore. A very walkable city. Great museums, canal tours are a highlight. ...

Visit family, spend time with friends, see places we had not seen before. ...

Due to United Airlines, we missed our first day and the City Tour. The Movenpick Hotel was very nice and our room had a fantastic view of the IJ. The Golden Age of Amsterdam tour was very disappointing, due to the character of the "guest guide" we had. Rachel spent much a our tour speaking of the differences between her native Israel and Amsterdam, which we found annoying. Certainly wasn't a ...

An amazing city filled with beautiful architecture! Fabulous food and wonderful atmosphere! ...

Visited the Anne Frank house and the Van Gough museum. Both were excellent. ...

Too much construction. Too many bicycles! ...

Plan ahead to visit the Anne Frank House. Well worth the 5+ mile walk round trip. Watch for the thousands of bicycles that will run you down though. ...

I wasn't as impressed with this port as most folks were. I think the biggest problem is our tour guide was just ok and our hotel wasn't close to the city center (like 2 miles away). ...