Le meilleur d'Amsterdam : Croisière sur les canaux et expérience Heineken
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Découvrez Amsterdam depuis l'eau lors d'une croisière détendue en bateau ouvert, en glissant devant des maisons de canal historiques, des ponts charmants, des péniches colorées et certains des sites riverains les plus reconnaissables de la ville. Avec un départ pratique près d'Amsterdam Centraal, c'est un moyen facile de découvrir la ville depuis l'un de ses meilleurs points de vue.
Votre billet vous donne également accès à un guide numérique de la ville d'Amsterdam rempli d'histoires locales, d'astuces d'initiés, de recommandations culinaires, de trésors cachés et de visites audio autonomes, vous aidant à découvrir encore plus de la ville après votre croisière.
Choisissez l'expérience qui correspond le mieux à vos projets : profiter de la croisière sur le canal seule, passer à l'expérience avec un cocktail artisanal à bord, ou ajouter un billet séparé pour l'Expérience Heineken. L'Heineken Experience est visitée de manière autonome, vous donnant la flexibilité de l'intégrer au reste de votre voyage à Amsterdam.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Conseils pratiques pour la ville et recommandations locales dans l'application
Crown Tours propose une assistance à l'enregistrement
Croisière sur le canal en bateau ouvert
Contenu d'audioguide autonome dans l'application
Cocktails illimités (si l'option est sélectionnée)
Accès au guide numérique de la ville d'Amsterdam de Crown Tours
Expérience Heineken (si l'option est sélectionnée)
Non inclus
Prise en charge et dépose à l'hôtel
Nourriture et boissons à bord (si l'option cocktails n'est pas sélectionnée)
Commentaire guidé en direct à bord
Itinéraire
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Admire Amsterdam Centraal Station from the water, an impressive landmark built across artificial islands and supported by thousands of wooden piles. Its striking red-brick façade, distinctive towers, and waterfront setting make it one of Amsterdam’s most recognisable gateways.
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De Bijenkorf
Pass the grand Victoria Hotel near Amsterdam Centraal, one of the city’s most recognisable historic hotels. Look closely at its façade to spot two small houses built into the structure, a quirky detail linked to owners who famously refused to sell.
Cruise past the Basilica of Saint Nicholas, dedicated to Amsterdam’s patron saint and protector of sailors. Its striking dome and twin towers reflect the city’s long-standing connection to faith, maritime trade, and life on the water.
Spot the Montelbaanstoren, a former defensive tower later crowned with an elegant Golden Age top. Its slight lean and old nickname, “Crazy Jaap,” give this historic waterside landmark plenty of character.
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De Bijenkorf
Pass the small leaning lock master’s house, once home to the person responsible for managing the nearby water lock. Its crooked shape and setting near Rembrandt’s former neighborhood make it one of the canal’s most charming little details.
See the area around Rembrandt’s former home, where the artist lived and worked during some of the most important years of his career. The house reflects both his remarkable success and financial struggles, offering a glimpse into the life behind one of Amsterdam’s greatest artistic legacies.
Cruise near Waterlooplein, home to the Netherlands’ oldest flea market. The square reflects layers of Amsterdam’s history, from Jewish trade and everyday market life to wartime disruption and the city’s post-war renewal.
Pass near Waterlooplein, a lively square known for the Netherlands’ oldest flea market. Behind today’s market atmosphere lies a deeper story shaped by Amsterdam’s Jewish community, the impact of World War II, and the area’s later revival.
Glide along the peaceful Raamgracht, a canal once closely tied to Amsterdam’s textile trade. Over time, the surrounding area became part of the city’s Jewish quarter, adding layers of craft, community, and history to this quiet waterway.
Pause along the canal to admire the distinctive tower of the Zuiderkerk, Amsterdam’s first church built specifically for Protestant worship. Its history is closely linked to Rembrandt, who lived nearby and whose three children were buried here.
Cruise onto the Amstel River, the natural waterway that gave Amsterdam its name. Unlike the city’s man-made canals, the Amstel is the river at the heart of Amsterdam’s origins and early development.
Cruise beneath or alongside the Blauwbrug, one of Amsterdam’s most impressive bridges. Despite its name meaning “Blue Bridge,” the structure you see today is an ornate stone bridge with elegant details inspired by Parisian design.
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H’ART Museum
See the H’ART Museum, set inside a grand historic building that has served many purposes over the centuries. Once a retirement home and later transformed into a major art museum, it reflects Amsterdam’s talent for preserving the past while giving it new life.
Look out for the famous Dancing Houses, a row of narrow canal homes that appear to lean and sway side by side. Their distinctive angles are the result of Amsterdam’s soft ground, wooden foundations, and centuries of gradual settling.
Pass the National Maritime Museum, set inside a former naval storehouse on the waterfront. Its grand setting reflects Amsterdam’s long history of seafaring, global trade, and enduring connection to the water.
See the striking NEMO Science Museum, its green ship-like form rising above the water. The building is one of Amsterdam’s most distinctive modern landmarks, and its rooftop terrace offers sweeping views across the city.
Cruise past Marineterrein, a former naval site now transformed into a hub for innovation, public waterfront spaces, and open-air swimming. It offers a glimpse of Amsterdam’s more modern relationship with the water.
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Skinny Bridge
Pass beneath the elegant Magere Brug, one of Amsterdam’s most photographed bridges. Known as the “Skinny Bridge,” this graceful white drawbridge crosses the Amstel and is closely tied to local legends, romantic traditions, and classic canal views.
Cruise near Hortus Botanicus, one of the world’s oldest botanical gardens. Originally created as a medicinal herb garden, it later expanded with exotic plants brought to Amsterdam through the city’s far-reaching trade networks.
Meet your host at the dock at Oudezijds Voorburgwal 230, in the heart of the old city center, just a few steps down from the famous TheBulldog Coffeeshop. Look for your host waiting by the water in a blue uniform—you can't miss them.
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