Queer Heroes for Amsterdam Pride

Celebrate Amsterdam Pride 2024 with the stories of LGBTQIA+ badasses!

Throughout the tour, you'll become familiar with stories of some incredible people that previously you'd have never known existed.

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Get inspired by queer Resistance fighters, spies, creatives and pioneers!

Women's History Tour heroine: Bet van Beeren
Bet van Beeren, Stadsarchief Amsterdam

In the week leading up to the 2024 Pride Parade, we’re spending every evening reveling in the stories of our communities’ heroes while walking through the beautiful canal belt.

Most LGBTQ+ tours – our included – includes stories of violence and homophobia. To celebrate Pride 2024, we’ve removed those stories and added more international badasses. We’ve also knocked 25% off our normal price.

So come join us to learn Amsterdam’s rainbow history and head to your next party saying: “We’re queer and we have always been here!”

Storytelling Walk Page.

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Price Per Adult

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* Stadspas holder or a student? Contact us for a discount.

Traveling Solo? Fill out our form, and we’ll let you know if you can book a spot on an upcoming tour!

Select a date and time to book your tour!

Select a date and time to book your tour!

Storytelling Walk Page.

Duration

Hours
0

Minimum

People
0

Maximum

People
3
Storytelling Walk Page.

Price Per Adult

Euros *
0

* Stadspas holder or a student? Contact us for a discount.

Traveling Solo? Fill out our form, and we’ll let you know if you can book a spot on an upcoming tour!

Something we can’t wait to share:

How did this woman upset three powerful monarchs? Why was she forced to publish in Amsterdam? And what does her story tell us about the history of the gender spectrum?

Portrait painting of Mademoiselle le Chevalier d'Eon by Thomas Stewart

Something we can’t wait to share:

Portrait painting of Mademoiselle le Chevalier d'Eon by Thomas Stewart

How did this woman upset three powerful monarchs? Why was she forced to publish in Amsterdam? And what does her story tell us about the history of the gender spectrum?

Need a sample first?

We hear you.

Schedule

July 27: 7.30pm-9pm

July 28: 7.30pm-9pm

July 29: 7.30pm-9pm

July 30: 7.30pm-9pm

July 31: 7.30pm-9pm

August 1: 7.30pm-9pm

August 2: 7.30pm-9pm

Minimum of 2 guests per tour.

Having trouble finding a single ticket at the time you want? Invite a friend and open a tour at that time!

Pro Tip: We post Instagram and Facebook stories 2 days in advance if we have any openings in a scheduled tour.

Interested in a different time and have a group of three or more? Contact us!

Considerations

Tours go rain or shine.

(But if looks too dicey, we’ll contact you in advance.)

This walking tour is 1.5 hours and goes from Rembrandtplein to the Torensluis.

Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather.

Meeting Point

In front of the Fortuna statue on Muntplein (located across the street from the Munttoren, with its back to Hotel De L’Europe)

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