Audio Tours in this city

Amsterdam is a city built on water and trade — 165 canals, 1,500 bridges and a ring of merchant houses that have been leaning slightly since the 17th century. It rewards slow walking: every bridge offers a new postcard, every gable hides a story, and every neighbourhood feels like its own village. With Toury's GPS-guided audio tours, you can wander the Jordaan, the canal belt and the old centre without missing what makes this city so unusual.

Our Amsterdam audio tours cover the Grachtengordel, the Jordaan, Dam Square, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House area and the museum quarter. You'll hear about the Dutch Golden Age, the global trade empire, Rembrandt, the wartime years, the squatter movement and how a tiny country reshaped modern life. Stop for an apple pie, a quick canal cruise or a stroopwafel — the audio waits.

Everything works offline once downloaded, so weak signal in narrow Jordaan alleys won't cut your tour short. Walking routes are flexible: skip a museum, repeat a canal story, or jump straight to Vondelpark if you only have an afternoon. It's the freedom of a self-guided trip with the depth of a guided tour — for a fraction of the price.