Welcome to Amsterdam around the Red Light District
Amsterdam (Red Light District) Walking Tour
Discover Amsterdam's Red Light District at your own pace with our self-guided walking tour, available instantly on your phone. This audio tour combines local insights, GPS navigation, and cultural storytelling, making every step an adventure. Whether you're into architecture, history, or hidden gems, you’ll explore the city like a local—no tour guide required. Enjoy flexibility, freedom, and fun with the best walking tour in Amsterdam. Download, walk, and wander anytime.
The Red Light District is one of Amsterdam's most infamous and fascinating areas. As you stroll through De Wallen, expect tales of historic tolerance, sex work, and spice—balanced with beautiful canal views and centuries-old buildings. From the Oude Kerk (Old Church) to neon-lit windows and cozy bars, this district is a heady mix of culture, controversy, and curiosity.
- 1. The Church of Our Lord in the Attic is beautifully decorated in the Dutch classicist style, with marble columns, gilded capitals, and a marble altar.
- 2. The Old Church, the oldest building and the oldest parish church in Amsterdam majestically rises above the Rosseburt, one of the world’s largest red-light districts and certainly its most famous.
- 3. Amsterdam's Chinatown has one of the largest Buddhist temples in Europe.
- 4. The house where Rembrandt lived for 20 years has been fully restored and is now a museum featuring the art of Rembrandt's contemporaries, as well as 250 out of 300 of his etchings, engravings and other art.
