We at Pickyourtrail provide a range of exceptional Amsterdam tour packages precisely crafted to appeal to every traveler's needs, so you can start on your own amazing Amsterdam experience. Each package is an invitation to explore the city's character, discovering its hidden gems and enjoying its distinctive offers.
Whatever your interests are, our Amsterdam holiday package have something for you. Whether you're a history buff, an art fan, or a foodie, Amsterdam will wow you with its rich legacy and dynamic vitality. Allow us to tailor your ideal Amsterdam vacation, combining exploration, relaxation, and cultural immersion. Your Netherlands tour packages is waiting for you!
The price range here is an estimate and can differ based on factors such as trip dates, accommodation alternatives, transit options, food preferences, and personal spending habits. To gain a more exact picture of the costs involved in an Amsterdam vacation from India, it is always best to ask our travel experts directly.
Expense
Cost Range (in INR)
Flights
45,000 – 90,000
Accommodation
3,000 – 15,000
Transportation
2,000 – 5,000
Food
1,500 – 3,500
Attractions/Activities
2,000 – 7,000
Miscellaneous
1,000 – 3,000
Total (per person)
55,500 – 123,500
What to Pack for your Amsterdam Trip
Comfortable walking shoes
Raincoat or umbrella
Layered clothing for changing weather
Adapter for European plugs
Travel guidebook or maps
Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
Reusable water bottle
Travel-sized toiletries
Backpack or day bag
Travel insurance documents
Best Things to Add in Your Amsterdam Tour Package
Enjoy at the Anne Frank House
Visit the Van Gogh Museum
Take a boat ride across the canals
Explore the colourful Jordaan neighbourhood
Explore the ancient Rijksmuseum
Discover the vibrant ambiance of Dam Square
Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal) has magnificent blossoms
Enjoy Dutch delights at local food markets
Rent a bike and tour the city like a resident
Take a stroll in the picturesque Vondelpark
Explore the artistic delights of the Stedelijk Museum
Take a relaxing sail to Zaanse Schans to see the famed windmills
5-Days Sample Itinerary for Amsterdam Trip
Day 1: Arrival and Canal Cruise
When you arrive in Amsterdam, check in to your hotel.
Begin your Amsterdam experience with a relaxing canal boat, seeing the city's renowned canals and gorgeous architecture.
Discover the lovely Jordaan district, which is famed for its tiny alleyways, art galleries, and cosy cafés.
Indulge in a delectable Dutch meal at a neighbourhood eatery.
Day 2: Museum and Cultural Exploration
Begin your Amsterdam vacation day 2 by visiting the world-renowned Van Gogh Museum, which has a large collection of the artist's works.
Discover Amsterdam's rich history at the Anne Frank House while learning about Anne Frank's life during WWII.
Stroll around the bustling Museumplein, where you can see the Rijksmuseum's remarkable architecture and relax in the green gardens.
Attend a classical music concert at the Concertgebouw or a performance at the famed Dutch National Opera and Ballet in the evening.
Day 3: Visit Zaanse Schans and the Keukenhof Gardens
Visit Zaanse Schans, a picturesque hamlet known for its well-preserved windmills. Discover classic wooden dwellings, cheese and clog manufacturers, and the artistry of windmill operators.
Continue your day journey to Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal), a beautiful wonderland with millions of tulips, daffodils, and other brilliant blooms in bloom.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant scenery and take breathtaking photographs among the sea of blooms.
Return to Amsterdam and spend the evening unwinding by visiting local restaurants and cafés.
Day 4: Parks and Biking
Rent a bike and cycle along the canal trails and through the lovely neighbourhoods of Amsterdam like a native.
Explore Vondelpark, Amsterdam's largest park, and take a picnic or a leisurely stroll among its beautiful foliage.
Visit the famed Albert Cuyp Market to enjoy local specialties, purchase souvenirs, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
In the evening, visit the famous Leidseplein square, which is famed for its dynamic nightlife, busy clubs, and entertainment venues.
Day 5: Modern Architecture and Farewell
Discover Amsterdam's futuristic architecture at the EYE Film Institute, which features exhibitions, films, and panoramic views of the city.
Explore the NDSM Wharf, a former shipyard that has been transformed into a creative centre with street art, galleries, and fashionable eateries.
Take one more stroll around the canals, soaking up the wonderful ambiance and saying goodbye to Amsterdam.
Depart from Amsterdam with cherished recollections of your enthralling vacation.
Tips and Tricks for your Amsterdam Visit
Purchase an Amsterdam City Card on your Amsterdam holiday package to get attraction discounts and unlimited public transport.
Explore the city by bike to learn about the local way of life.
While walking on the streets and bike lanes, keep an eye out for bikers and pedestrians.
To avoid crowds, visit tourist attractions early in the morning or late in the day.
Stroopwafels, bitterballen, and herring are examples of traditional Dutch food.
Respect local norms and traditions, such as keeping a low level and being cautious of noise.
Instead of hiring a car, take public transit or stroll about the city.
Take a canal tour to see the beauty of Amsterdam from a fresh angle.
Keep some cash on hand because some smaller businesses may only accept cash.
Learn a few basic Dutch words like “Dank je wel” (thank you) and “Goedemorgen” (good morning) to communicate with locals.
Learn about the city's history and culture by taking advantage of free walking tours.
Visit during the time of special events or festivals for a truly unique experience.
For a sample of Amsterdam's eclectic culinary culture, visit neighbourhood markets such as Albert Cuyp Market.
For a more real experience, venture outside the city centre to lesser-known neighbourhoods.
Best Things to Add in Your Amsterdam Tour Package
Enjoy the Anne Frank House to explore the once-historic canal house where Anne Frank and her family spent the Second World War hiding. The original writings, images, and artefacts by Anne that are on display in the museum demonstrate the bravery and tenacity of people who fled to this place at one of the worst moments in history.
Visit the Van Gogh Museum to see the world’s largest collection of Vincent van Gogh’s artwork. Admire well-known works of art like "Sunflowers," "The Bedroom," and "Irises" while learning more about the methods, sources of inspiration, and significant influence Van Gogh had on modern art.
Take a traditional canal boat tour around Amsterdam's canal ring, which is also recognized by UNESCO. While taking in expansive views of famous sites like the Anne Frank House, Westerkerk, and Skinny Bridge, learn about the city's rich maritime history and urban planning.
Explore the colourful Jordaan neighborhood, which was formerly a middle class neighbourhood but has now evolved into a bohemian haven known for its relaxed vibe and creative energy. Visit neighbourhood markets like Noordermarkt to find organic fruit, antiques, and handcrafted goods. You may also explore secret courtyards decorated with bright flowers and unique sculptures.
Explore the ancient Rijksmuseum to experience Dutch history, art, and culture at the top national museum in the Netherlands. Take in works of art by Vermeer, Frans Hals, and Rembrandt, such as the well-known "Night Watch," in addition to more intricate Delftware, Asian ceramics, and antique ship models.
Discover the vibrant ambiance of Dam Square to indulge in Amsterdam's colourful street life and historic landmarks as you stroll through the city's dynamic centre. Madame Tussauds is a great place to find celebrity wax figurines or just enjoy the vibrant ambiance that includes bustling markets, colourful cafes, and street performers.
Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal) has magnificent blossoms, so visit during the springtime to see a veritable flower garden as millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths blossom in a vibrant display of colour. Take Instagram-worthy pictures of endless tulip fields while learning about Dutch horticulture from exhibitions, tours, and flower-arranging demos.
Enjoy Dutch delights at local food markets like Albert Cuypmarkt or Noordermarkt to savour genuine Dutch cuisine. Discover kiosks filled with locally produced goods, handcrafted items, and delicious treats from across the world as you take in the vibrant atmosphere and mingle with the locals.
Rent a bike and tour the city like a resident around the beautiful parks, waterfronts, and streets of Amsterdam to fully immerse yourself in its riding culture. Savour the independence to move at your own speed while visiting markets, cafes, and beautiful vantage spots.
Take a stroll in the picturesque Vondelpark to get some peace and quiet in the middle of the busy city by visiting Amsterdam's biggest and most popular urban park. Participate in outdoor events such as picnics, boat rides on the park's central lake, or concerts with both locals and guests.
Explore the artistic delights of the Stedelijk Museum and witness cutting-edge exhibits examining issues of technology, society, and cultural identity, in addition to ground-breaking pieces by artists including Andy Warhol, Kazimir Malevich, and Piet Mondrian. Take in the vast collection of avant-garde paintings, design items, and multimedia exhibits at the Stedelijk Museum to fully immerse yourself in modern and contemporary art.
Take a relaxing sail to Zaanse Schans to see the famed windmills, wooden homes, and artisan workshops. Enjoy sweeping vistas of the famous windmill-studded scenery that lines the Zaan River, providing a window into the industrial past of the Netherlands.
Best Time to Visit Amsterdam
Considerably, for an overall balanced experience, visit during the spring season (April to May). This season offers comfortable weather, a vibrant atmosphere, and floral displays of tulips. Here is a guide to what you can expect during the different seasons in Amsterdam:
Spring (March to May)
5°C to 15°C
You can expect pleasant weather to spend time outdoors, view the stunning full bloom displays of tulips, and attend street parties. There is a moderate crowd during this season, but it increases in April due to the tulips and King’s Day.
Summer (June to August)
15°C to 25°C
You get longer days due to the bright sun, which is ideal for visiting cafes, going on boat rides, and taking part in many fun festivals. Expect to wait for a long time in lines and exorbitant accommodation prices as it is the peak tourist season.
Autumn (September to November)
10°C to 20°C
It has cooler and milder temperatures, which makes for a great time to view the beautiful fall foliage at the city’s parks and canals. The crowd decreases as the summer season ends and autumn begins.
Winter (December to February)
0°C to 7°C
Indulge in the Christmas markets, festive atmospheres, and museum tours for the winter season in Amsterdam. You can experience occasional snow and fewer crowds than usual in this lively ambiance.
Amsterdam Visa Requirements
Amsterdam is part of the Schengen area, for which Indian citizens need to apply for a Schengen visa. Here are the documents you need to apply for your Amsterdam visa:
Valid passport
Completed and signed visa application form
Recent passport sized photograph
Proof of return and accommodation
Proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay in Amsterdam
Proof of Civil Status
Schengen Travel Insurance
Visa fee - INR 7,157, approx
Frequently Asked Questions about Amsterdam Tour Packages
What is Amsterdam famous for?
Amsterdam is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, picturesque canals, and tons of unique museums. The nation draws tourists from all over the world with its unique fusion of modern urban life, art, and history. Popular places to visit include the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, and cozy cafes.
How many days you need to visit Amsterdam?
To cover almost every major attraction and enticing activity, you will need about 9-10 days. Even though you can get a decent sense of Amsterdam in a few days, more time allows you to explore the city's offerings and neighboring attractions in greater detail. So plan your itinerary accordingly to make the most of your time in Amsterdam.
What to buy in Amsterdam?
Offering a variety of unique and exclusive things to get, here is a list of things you should definitely get your hands on while in Amsterdam, such as Delftware, Stroopwafels, Dutch Licorice, Chocolates, Wooden Shoes (Klompen), and Tulip Bulbs.
Does it snow in Amsterdam?
Yes, snow does fall in Amsterdam, although not as frequently or heavily as it does in some other parts of Europe. In general, December to February is when Amsterdam experiences its winter. Temperatures can get below freezing during this time of year, especially at night.
How far is Keukenhof Gardens from Amsterdam?
About 40 kilometres, or roughly 25 miles, to the southwest of Amsterdam, are Keukenhof Gardens. Depending on traffic, driving time to Keukenhof Gardens by car typically takes between 30 and 45 minutes. Bus travel is the most popular means of public transportation to get to Keukenhof Gardens from Amsterdam. There are bus services to Keukenhof Gardens from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (bus 858) and Amsterdam city centre (bus 852 from Leiden or bus 854 from Haarlem).
How to get to Keukenhof Gardens from Amsterdam Central Station?
Take a train to Amsterdam Zuid station from Amsterdam Central Station. There are frequent trains that take 7–10 minutes to get from Amsterdam Central to Amsterdam Zuid. Bus 852 (which goes to Schiphol Airport) leaves from Amsterdam Zuid station and stops at Keukenhof Gardens. When the gardens are open (late March to mid-May), Bus 852 travels directly to Keukenhof.
What food is Amsterdam known for?
Popular food in Amsterdam include Stroopwafels, Bitterballen, Herring (Haring), Dutch Pancakes (Pannenkoeken), and Poffertjes. You should definitely try these when visiting Amsterdam.
What is the best time to see tulips in Amsterdam?
Mid-April to early May is usually the best time to see tulips in Amsterdam. The renowned tulip fields in the Netherlands, especially those close to Amsterdam, are at their peak of bloom during this time.
What should you not wear in Amsterdam?
In general, Amsterdam respects individual expression and is a diverse, accepting city. Respectful and comfortable clothing should be worn; keep in mind cultural customs as well as what's appropriate for the weather and your activity planned.
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