Amsterdam: German-speaking boat trip with bar on board

The Amstel is Amsterdam's vibrant lifeline and the starting point of our fascinating canal cruise. As you glide along its gentle current, Amsterdam's history unfolds from a small fishing village to the vibrant cultural center it is today. Admire the elegant interplay of modern and traditional architecture along its banks, including the iconic narrow bridges reflected in the water. This picturesque setting, framed by the lively atmosphere of the city and the tranquility of nature, offers an unforgettable start to your trip.

Immerse yourself in the elegance of the Herengracht, where the "Golden Bend" impresses with its magnificent 17th-century mansions. These historic buildings, former homes of wealthy merchants, now combine Amsterdam's rich history with its vibrant present. The reflection of their detailed facades in the calm waters of the canal transports you to the luxurious heritage of the Golden Age. The Herengracht not only offers a glimpse into the past, but celebrates the enduring beauty and charm of Amsterdam.

An unforgettable moment of your cruise awaits you at the viewpoint of the Seven Bridges. Here, where the Reguliersgracht and the Herengracht intersect, a breathtaking panorama reveals itself that seems to come straight from a postcard. At night, when the bridges are bathed in golden light, a magical spectacle is created that captures the timeless elegance of Amsterdam. This place is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a testament to the masterful urban planning and architecture that Amsterdam has to offer. A photo here is an absolute must - it captures the essence of the city in a single, spectacular view.

The Bloemgracht, a picturesque canal in the heart of the Jordaan district, is an oasis of calm in the bustling city. With its characteristic bridges and colorful flowers blooming along the banks, this place embodies idyllic Amsterdam. Historic buildings with richly decorated facades are lined up one after the other and tell stories from past centuries. A walk or ride along the Bloemgracht not only offers beautiful photo opportunities, but also a break from the hustle and bustle of the city where you can enjoy the quiet beauty and artistic heritage of Amsterdam.

The Westerkerk, with its impressive tower that towers proudly over Amsterdam's rooftops, is not only a landmark of the city, but also a symbol of Dutch history and culture. One of Amsterdam's largest Reformed churches dating back to the 17th century, it combines stunning architecture with rich history. Located not far from the Anne Frank House, it offers visitors a deep insight into the city's past. Climbing the tower rewards you with one of the best panoramic views of Amsterdam, an experience that will take your breath away and stay in your memory for a long time.

The Magere Brug, or "Skinny Bridge", is one of Amsterdam's most picturesque and iconic drawbridges, crossing the Amstel River. This charming wooden bridge, which offers a spectacular picture, especially at night when it is bathed in a romantic sea of lights, is a real postcard motif. Legend has it that it was built in the 17th century by two sisters who lived on opposite sides of the river. Today, the Magere Brug is an iconic meeting point and a must-see attraction that enchants visitors with its history and beauty.

Our unforgettable journey along Amsterdam's waterways ends on the banks of the Amstel River, not far from the famous Rembrandt Square, in the pulsating heart of the city center. Here, in the shadow of the cultural and historical heritage that Amsterdam has to offer, our journey ends where it began - immersed in the lively atmosphere and picturesque beauty of this extraordinary city. This moment marks the perfect end to our journey of discovery together, and we hope that the memories of Amsterdam's picturesque canals, historical sights and unique architecture will stay with you for a long time.