Thanks to our guests celebrated 2025 Pride with us! We can’t wait for World Pride 2026!
Ready to get inspired by other amazing figures in Dutch history?
Be the first to know about other special events by Badass Tours:
In celebration of 2026 World Pride taking place in Amsterdam, we’re spending every evening reveling in the stories of our community’s heroes while walking through the beautiful canal belt.
Most LGBTQ+ tours – ours included – include stories of violence and homophobia. For Pride 2026, 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!”
Duration
1.5
Hours
Minimum
2
People *
* Traveling solo and can’t find an available tour to join? Two options:
Maximum
12
People
Price Per Ticket
30
Euros
All taxes & fees included!
Select a date and time to book your tour!
Select a date and time to book your tour!
Duration
1.5
Hours
Minimum
2
People *
* Traveling solo and can’t find an available tour to join? Two options:
Maximum
12
People
Price Per Ticket
30
Euros
All taxes & fees included!
July 8 – August 8
7.30pm – 9pm
Except August 1
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!
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 Muntplein to the Torensluis.
Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather.
We hear you.
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?
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?
In front of the Fortuna statue on Muntplein (located across the street from the Munttoren, with its back to Hotel De L’Europe)
Private Museum Tour
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Self-Guided Digital Tour
Use your phone to explore Amsterdam! This self-guided tour uses audio, images, maps, and text to introduce you to the women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and Jewish people who made Amsterdam what it is.
Private Walking Tour
Get a personalized tour that covers the interests you’re curious about and the neighborhoods you want to see. Choose pick-up/drop-off locations, any combination of our hidden history topics, and themes such as artists, politicians, and rebels.
Private Museum Tour
See the highlights and hidden icons of Amsterdam’s world-renowned Rijksmuseum in a private guided tour that explores who creates art and what stories it’s used to tell. And don’t worry about museum tickets. We’ve got you covered.
Small-Group Walking Tour
The women who shaped Amsterdam are more complex than traditional tours would have you believe. Go to Amsterdam’s historic sites to hear stories of women who fought, wrote, calculated and led through the city’s chaotic and complicated past.
Small-Group Walking Tour
In 1593, Jewish Amsterdammers began building a community in the relative safety of the city that transformed both the Netherlands and the world. Learn about these creative, compassionate, and challenging mavericks and their impact.
Small-Group Walking Tour
The world’s first gay marriage was officiated by the Mayor of Amsterdam at its City Hall. But did you know that the city’s LGBTQ+ history stretches centuries? Meet historical Amsterdammers across the gender spectrum and sexual orientations.
Small-Group Walking Tour
This historical tour through the busy Jewish quarter and residential Plantage neighborhood offers a selection of stories from BIPOC, LGBTQ+, Jewish and women’s history. It’s the perfect way to get an alternative view of Amsterdam.