Amsterdam Private Tour

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Why You Should Go

During the Middle Ages, the residents of the low-lying bog, where presently Amsterdam stands, were forced to work together to simply survive. Overcoming differences in lifestyle and religion in favor of common interest, they built dikes to keep the sea out of the “polder” (the term used for land behind the sea).

The early social cooperation, created the Dutch word “polder model”, meaning consensus decision-making. This concept is widely regarded as the basis for Amsterdam’s tolerance and open-mindedness. Dutch writer Herman Pleij aptly remarks that “The Netherlands owes its existence to a democracy of dry feet”. The city’s progressive, forward-thinking spirit has created a cosmopolitan air that makes this small city (population only 767,000) the envy of its European neighbors.

Best Travel Time: Spring Summer Fall

*All of our comprehensive private tour itineraries are inclusive of all luxury accommodations, private guide/driver throughout, daily meals as specified, INTERNAL flights/rail /private transfers as needed, & all taxes/service fees.

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City Canals

Sample Itinerary

5 Days

Each private luxury tour is custom to the wishes of each client. This itinerary is a sample. Partnering with our long-established relationship with United Airlines, our sister company, TRAVNET, may provide competitive Polaris/Business Class international airfare, along with mileage points conversion.

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Day 1

Fly to Amsterdam
Through our sister company, premium air provider TRAVNET, we may assist with your international airfare, as well as with mileage points conversion.

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Conservatorium Hotel
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Day 2

Amsterdam Full Day Private Tour
Lovers of this 17th century Dutch capital, you will thoroughly enjoy meandering through its distinct canals with historical sites around every corner. With your private guide, you will take to Amsterdam’s Canal Ring, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, viewing its treasured monuments and stately buildings. Winding through this historic city, your museum stopovers include the incredible Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum. Arguably, the most memorable part of your day will be to the Anne Frank House. At Prinsengracht 263, this is both a somber and sobering experience.

Meals:
Accommodations: The Conservatorium Hotel

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Houses on one of the Lilttle Nine streets
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Day 3

Free Day with Optional Half-Day Walking Tour
With an atmosphere of “live and let live”, you will find Amsterdam an inviting place with quaint cafes, artwork abounds, and street corner jazz. You have today to explore this mesmerizing city and also have the option to visit the lush Vondelpark.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodations: The Conservatorium Hotel

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Vondel Park
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Day 4

Holland Windmill Excursion
You will journey to Kinderdijk to explore this incomparable and innovative windmill complex that has expertly drained the surrounding land for agriculture and settlement for almost a thousand years. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, Holland’s iconic windmills of Kinderdijk are remarkable.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodations: The Conservatorium Hotel

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Windmills in Kinderijk
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Day 5

Fly Amsterdam/Home

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Amsterdam Canal and Bicycles

Hotels

Though we also like the Waldorf Astoria and the InterContinental Amsterdam, we feel the 129-room 5-Star Conservatorium offers the best mix of quality, luxury accommodations with an outstanding location. Restored from the 19th century, stone and brick, Sweelinck Conservatory of Music, the property has Amsterdam’s ideal location: directly across the street from Museum Square (featuring the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, and the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art) and lush green Vondelpark (Amsterdam’s Central Park). Being Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright fans, you should enjoy the Conservatorium’s striking architecture and understated aesthetics. Amenities include a nice Akasha Spa, fully equipped gym, lap pool, and two restaurants. We really like the city views from the one bedroom suites!

The Conservatorium Hotel

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Though we also like the Waldorf Astoria and the InterContinental Amsterdam, we feel the 129-room 5-Star Conservatorium offers the best mix of quality, luxury accommodations with an outstanding location. Restored from the 19th century, stone and brick, Sweelinck Conservatory of Music, the property has Amsterdam’s ideal location: directly across the street from Museum Square (featuring the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, and the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art) and lush green Vondelpark (Amsterdam’s Central Park). Being Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright fans, you should enjoy the Conservatorium’s striking architecture and understated aesthetics. Amenities include a nice Akasha Spa, fully equipped gym, lap pool, and two restaurants. We really like the city views from the one bedroom suites!

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Thank you for your interest in Kipling & Clark. We look forward to serving you!


Please note we specialize in global private luxury travel, including private guides and drivers throughout,

high-quality accommodations, inclusive of safari lodges and ryokans, in-country rail/air, and all taxes/service fees.


Dependent on destination and seasonality, our comprehensive private tour costs are upward of USD 5K-6K per couple per day.

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Location

Overview

Population
16.7 Million
Language
Dutch
Currency
Euro
Temperature
Highs: Low 70’s
Lows: Low 30’s
Area
41,864 SQ KM
16,164 SQ MILES
Capital
Amsterdam

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