Naomi spent ten years of her life in Israel where she was able to explore her Jewish heritage and complete her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Tel Aviv University. She has several years of experience as a licensed tour guide in Israel and now uses her general knowledge of Jewish heritage to lead tours in Amsterdam. On her Jewish Amsterdam Tour, you will see what was once a thriving Jewish neighborhood in Amsterdam and visit three prominent Jewish history sites: the Portuguese Synagogue, Holocaust Memorial, and Jewish Museum.
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Jeanette Loeb
Jeanette Loeb studied Jewish Studies at the University of Amsterdam and has been a guide at Amsterdam’s Jewish History Museum since 1998. It was in 1998 that she also began leading private tours to various groups of adults, students, families, tourists, and locals. Jeanette specializes in Jewish tours and works with you to design a tour that fits your needs and interests.
Hard Rock Hotel Amsterdam American
Hard Rock Hotel Amsterdam American is located at the famous Leidse Square, a perfect place for shopping, dining, and cultural exploration. Several cafes, theaters and museums surround the hotel, making it truly the cultural heart of Amsterdam. The hotel itself was built in 1900 and is an iconic hotel, making it a popular place for famous and wealthy visitors. The modern, yet classic design of this hotel makes it a unique place to stay, with several modern and personal touches that any traveler can appreciate.
The Manor Hotel Amsterdam
In a space that was once a civilian hospital, followed by a district office, and now a boutique hotel, The Manor Amsterdam opened its doors in 2011. The building was completely restored to its original state with lavish facilities and a stylish interior. The hotel staff will gladly show you Amsterdam’s hidden gems and hotspots, and the building lies at a perfect central location to reach several attractions by foot.
Eden Hotel Amsterdam
Amstel river views and rooms so beautiful you might never want to leave. Staying at the in 2021 renovated 4-star superior Eden Hotel Amsterdam is a feel-good guarantee. In the direct neighbourhood of the hotel you will find all the highlights you came to visit Amsterdam for. Although, with the excellent variety in restaurants, a 24/7 food market and actual Tokyo style listen bar, you would not even have to leave the hotel to experience the buzzing city life of Amsterdam
Ambassade Hotel
In the heart of Amsterdam’s Canal District where ten individual canal houses once stood, lies the charming Ambassade Hotel. This hotel has kept the historical character and allows you to stay in one of the world’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites in comfort and luxury. The Canal District was added to the UNSECO list in 2010 and allows you to access the cities main museums, shopping centers, theaters, and historic sites with just a short walk.
Even though you are just minutes away from the cities main attractions, the hotel is located in a quiet area of the Herengracht. Most of the 56 rooms offer a spectacular view of the famous canals, but there is also plenty to see inside the hotel itself. Ambassade owns an impressive collection of art from the CoBrA movement and a library filled with thousands of books, signed by famous authors who have stayed at the hotel.
Monet Garden Hotel Amsterdam
Located in the city center, this new boutique hotel holds 105 beautifully designed guest rooms, a modern fitness center, a business center, and a well-equipped bar. Just a five-minute walk to the nearest metro stop, Monet Garden Hotel is just minutes from Amsterdam’s most popular destinations. If you want to return to a hotel where you can relax at the end of a long day in the city, with an amazing garden and canal view, you won’t be disappointed with your stay at Monet Garden Hotel.
Le Sud
One of the first things most customers notice when stepping into Le Sud, is their colorful display of Middle Eastern and Northern African cuisine. While it is a great restaurant for those wanting take-out, many people also stay to dine and enjoy the inviting atmosphere. They have several hummus varieties and add unique twists to their other traditional dishes.
Hummus Bistro D&A
For tourists and locals looking for authentic Middle Eastern cuisine in the center of Amsterdam, Hummus Bistro is the place to be. From hummus and falafel to shakshuka and eggplant, this restaurant has something for everyone- vegetarians and meat eaters alike. At Hummus Bistro, you will enjoy the traditional flavors of these Middle Eastern dishes as well as a delightful presentation, all while enjoying the simple, yet relaxing dining atmosphere.
Traditional Polish Food Tour
Don’t commit the tourist crime of traveling to a new place without trying the local food. Thanks to the Traditional Polish Food Tour, finding all the must-have meals and traditional treats is easy. Don’t waste your time walking around aimlessly looking for authentic food and risk getting caught in a tourist trap. Save yourself the time of researching all the best Polish cuisine and join a Traditional Polish Food Tour instead. These carefully cultivated tours may focus on food but add a beautiful blend of history, culture, and traditions into their recipes.
Enjoy the many flavors of Poland as you make friends with other travelers and hear anecdotes and stories from one of the knowledgeable guides. The tours are kept small to keep the experience personal and intimate – chatting is welcome, as are any questions on Polish food, history, culture, or geography. The Krakow tour explores historically significant Kazimierz and its lively array of Poland’s favorite foods and treats. Along the tour you will not only hear about the food but eat it, too! You’ll sample around 15 different Polish foods, as well as craft beer and vodka.
Start the tour on an empty stomach and try and leave room for the end – the dessert is served last! The Traditional Polish Food Tour runs twice a day (either a lunch or dinner option) and takes about 3.5 hours total. There’s a minimum of 1 participant per tour and a maximum of 12. Over the course of the tour you’ll visit 5 or 6 establishments and take in not just the food but the atmosphere and culture. A foodie map, cookbook, and great recommendations are given out by your guide so you can take what you learn about Polish food culture beyond your visit to Poland.
