Hans Langh Tour Guide Holland

Name: Hans Langh Tour Guide Holland
Address: spadinalaan, Amsterdam, 1032KB, NL
Telephone: + 31 614350386

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Hans Langh Tour Guide Holland

Amsterdam City Tours. Grand Holland Countryside Tours. Keukenhof. Delft. The Hague. Small scale private tours. This is no 'drive-by' tour.

Our Amsterdam City Tours can be anything you want it to be. Diverse culture, world class museums and beautiful canals. There are lots of places we'll stop: to look at, photograph and talk about Amsterdam's great city centre. We start our tours from Schiphol Airport. In combination with our tour, we purchase your entrance tickets for van Gogh Museum and Anne Frank's house and Rijksmuseum. Our Grand

Holland Tour explores the best of Holland in one day and it is as flexible as you would like it to be. Traditional Dutch polder landscapes, dikes, wind mills, cheese and tulips. In April and May we tour the magnificent flowerfields of Keukenhof, the garden of Amsterdam. Small scale tours to Paris, Berlin or Brussels, Off the beaten tracks. Transportation, hotel reservations and tours. We love Paris, the city of life, love and light. Berlin, the city of world history, world polititics and nightlife. Accros Flanders: Bruges - Ghent - Antwerp - Brussels.

22/12/2025

The "iAmsterdam" street bench is more than a seat.
It’s a symbol of Amsterdam’s charm and welcoming culture. These benches, marked with the famous logo, are found all over the city.
Sitting on an "iAmsterdam" bench is a moment to pause and enjoy the city.
They offer a place to rest while exploring streets, canals, and parks.
The benches are practical and part of the city’s identity. They invite people to relax, enjoy the view, or take a photo with the logo.
Built from durable materials. Their simple design fits Amsterdam’s mix of history and modernity. You’ll find them in squares, parks, and other popular spots.

22/12/2025

De Haar Castle Utrecht, is the ideal image of a medieval fortress with gates, drawbridges, towers and ramparts and moats. It is surrounded by old gardens with impressive trees, and ponds. It was originally founded in the late 1300’s by the van de Haar family and by 1449, the castle became the property of the Van Zuylen family thru marriage. French troops attacked the castle during the years 1672 and 1673. After that it was left in a poor state of repair and was neglected for 200 years.
Castle De Haar is located in the province of Utrecht. The village Haarzuilen was relocated to lay out the gardens, except for the chapel. Baron Thierry Frederic Etienne Helin van Zuylen van Nijevelt van de Haar married Hélène Caroline Betty Louise de Rothschild and from that moment on money was not an issue any more.
De Haar renovation started from 1892 and are the work of Dutch architect P.J.H. Cuypers, in a Neo-Gothic restoration project funded by the Rothschild family. The motto of the Van Zuylen van Nijevelt van de Haar family is ‘Non Titubans’ meaning ‘I will not be destabilised’. The colours of the family are red and white. Members of the Van Zuylen van Nijevelt family still live in the castle every month of September. In addition, the castle can be rented for weddings and special events such as the ‘the Elf Fantasy Fair’, with medieval music, theater performances, dance and lectures.

17/01/2024

Our National Museum, RijksMuseum

19/01/2022

The Pijp was built at the end of the 19th century to allow a new influx of labor and population to Amsterdam.
Because many artists, students and even prostitutes came to live in the new district,
As a result, De Pijp was soon referred to as the Latin Quarter of Amsterdam with the small streets, the residents, the many bars and restaurants and the atmosphere in De Pijp, that resembles the famous Parisian student district.
More than 144 nationalities live in De Pijp and the district is one of the most popular locations in Amsterdam to live, shop and go out.
Highlights are the Albert Cuypmarkt with 250 stalls every day. Many with a most diverse culinary offer.
Home of the Heineken Brewery alongside other microbreweries.
Architectural examples of houses built according to the Amsterdam School of Architecture.
Next to the museum district, the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh museum.

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Prinsengracht 263, dating from 1635, is a house like many other canal houses in the center of Amsterdam.
But this is the Anne Frank House and is a place you need to visit if you come to Amsterdam.
The Secret Annex is at the back and is not visible from the street. The entrance was closed with a revolving bookcase.
During the Second World War, Anne Frank and her family hid here for two years and wrote their famous diaries. The Anne Frank House is a moving and depressing testimony to history.
At the age of fifteen Anne Frank died in February 1945 in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
Most of us have read the diary and a visit is the way to actually see where it all happened.
It’s important realize what has happened during the war and how Jewish families suffered and died for no reason.
The N***s murdered over 100,000 of the Jews in Amsterdam.
An emotional, humbling and moving visit. She will never be forgotten!
Try to book three month in advance and the thirty minute presentation before the visit is very worth it.

19/01/2022

What is now the Jordaan was in the seventeenth century the place of housing for workers who built the mansions on the canals.
It looks like a miniature version of the canal belt, but smaller houses with narrower canals and bridges.
This gives this district an intimate and small-scale atmosphere.
Best to discover by walking which takes you past cozy markets, authentic cafes, hidden courtyards, the many modern art galleries, the famous Westerkerk and Noorderkerk.

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Our National Museum. opened in 1885, is a spectacular building with exciting architectural details at every corner.
Before you get to the art, have a look at the breathtaking neo classisistich building. For the Duch it reads like a history book and many secrets are hidden.
In chronological order, on four floors, you can see wonderful paintings, furniture, ceramics, armour, jewellery - everything that is connected to the history of The Netherlands.
The world famous painting "The Night Watch" by Rembrandt is one of the highlights of the museum.
A short summery of Dutch masters is exposed in the Gallery of Honor, with works of Frans Hals, Jan Steen and Vermeer.
The museum has around 8,000 objects on display.

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Spadinalaan
Amsterdam
1032KB

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+ 31 614350386

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https://www.hanslangh.nl/

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