The Netherlands · WALKING TOURS IN HAARLEM
The 9 best walking tours in Haarlem you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
A 2-hour guided walk through Haarlem with an English guide, from Sint Bavo Kerk to Corrie ten Boom, plus insider stops along the Spaarne.
“It was nice experience. The guide was knowledgeable and willing to give more information about the city. I liked the city even more after the tour. The only thing was the weather - it was cold and windy”
A 3-hour private walk through Haarlem’s old town, mixing Dutch war stories, hofjes, museums, and a church-brewery beer stop.
“The tour by Sasha was outstanding. He was very knowledgeable on the history of the area and of the Netherlands. He made the three hour tour very interesting & fun. Definitely would book again with him.”
Small-group 2-hour walk through Haarlem with local guide, Grote Markt sights, Spaarne river, beer lore, and Corrie ten Boom.
“A wonderful way to learn about an amazing city. He was very generous with his time and showed me parts of Haarlem that I never would have found on my own.”
A GPS audio walk through Haarlem’s hofjes, canals, and Golden Age sights. Flexible, phone free, and packed with local context.
“Awful. Not normal tour through Viator. Tour guide was not able to handle Kings Day crowds and rain. Also, spent significant time talking to another tour guide while walking. Was not able to assist in finding a toilet.”
Solve a mystery as you walk Haarlem landmarks in 90 minutes. A self-guided puzzle route with optional museum stops and free entry.
“App was not good for navigating the route! Did not clearly tell you the location. Hard to know what was coming next by site.”
Private Haarlem food walk with 10 tastings in 3-4 hours, plus fish market, Dutch cheese, craft beer, old pharmacy, and more.
“What an incredible city. The history is very interesting as well as the hardships they endured. Dennis is an excellent tour guide and really knows this town and the best food.”
Taste Haarlem with a self-guided Pocketguide audio walk, built around courtyards, canals and smart snack stops, ending at Gelateria di Garonne.
“The CuliWalk Haarlem was really nice and a lovely way to get to know Haarlem better. It was a nice day and something really different. Unfortunately there was a problem with our audio guide. We are from Germany and booked a German audio tour only but the tour was in English and Dutch only. Two of us can’t speak English very well so it was a little bit difficult for them to understand. Another problem was that the English audio suddenly switched to Dutch for a few times. When we called the given number for support there was no one to talk to and nobody answered the phone.”
Walk Haarlem’s WWII landmarks through Corrie ten Boom’s story, from the Ten Boom House to Koepel Prison, with an engaging English guide.
Walk Haarlem’s old center in 2 hours with a local guide, covering Sint-Bavokerk, Teylers Museum, Spaarne, Jopen Tap Room, and Grote Markt.
“Max was our guide, and he was fun and knew a lot of information about Haarlem. I enjoyed the walk a lot.”
A 2.5-hour Haarlem walking tour through Art Nouveau, medieval courtyards, museums, windmills, and beer, in English.
“Our guide was incredibly kind and patient with our family as we explored and learned about the beautiful city of Haarlem.”
Every kind of Dutch day out, and the best-reviewed way to book each.
