Utrecht to Haarlem and Amsterdam: Private day trip
Privat resa med en lokal förare
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Om din resa
Vad du kan förvÀnta dig
Din dagstur börjar var du Àn Àr
Möt vÄr professionella chaufför precis dÀr du föredrar i Utrecht nÀr det passar dig bÀst. Ingen tid slösas pÄ att ta sig till upphÀmtningsplatsen, ta din vÀska och börja din resa direkt.UpptÀck mer med lokal expertis
Din chaufförs lokala insikter kommer att sÀtta tonen för din dagstur. Ett dolt café hÀr, en restaurang du mÄste prova dÀr; insidertips som du kommer att Àlska att dela senare. Detta Àr inte en guidad tur men din resa kommer att vara rik pÄ berÀttelser och upptÀckter lÀngs vÀgen. Och under hela dagen kommer din chaufför att finnas tillgÀnglig för dig vid behov, redo att hjÀlpa till, glad att hjÀlpa till, vilket gör din resa stressfri.Utforska i din egen takt
Perfekt för alla privata grupper
Oavsett om du reser ensam, som en familj med barn eller som en stor grupp, Àr denna tjÀnst anpassad för din komfort och flexibilitet. Det Àr det perfekta alternativet, sÀrskilt om du har begrÀnsad tid eller ett hektiskt schema.Bra att veta
- Privat biltransfer tur och retur
- Luftkonditionerad bil
- Personlig upphÀmtning och avlÀmning
- Professionell engelsktalande förare
- Kostnadsfritt flaskvatten
- Gratis avbokning 24 timmar före avresa
- IntrÀdesbiljetter till betalda sevÀrdheter Haarlem och Amsterdam bör köpas separat om inget annat anges
- MÄltider, snacks och dricks ingÄr inte
Din resa i korthet
Din resa i korthet




Main attractions
- The Grote Kerk van Sint-Bavo dominates the Grote Markt â a soaring Gothic cathedral housing one of Europe's great baroque organs, played by both Handel and the young Mozart during their visits to the city
- The Frans Hals Museum holds the finest collection of work by the Golden Age master of portraiture, including his monumental militia company group portraits â among the most important Dutch paintings outside the Rijksmuseum
- The Grote Markt itself is one of the Netherlands' most beautiful town squares, ringed with café terraces, the ornate Renaissance Stadhuis and a flower market that has occupied the same cobbles for centuries
What to eat
- Haarlemse Moppen â small spiced ginger biscuits that are the city's traditional specialty â from any old-town bakery; lunch at a bruin cafĂ© on or near the Grote Markt; Jopenkerk, a craft brewery installed in a former Gothic church, is the most atmospheric spot for an afternoon beer




Main attractions
- The canal ring (grachtengordel) â a UNESCO-listed network of 17th-century waterways lined with narrow merchant houses, humpback bridges and hidden gardens; the Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht are the three principal canals and the evening light on the water is among the most beautiful urban scenes in Europe
- The Rijksmuseum holds the greatest collection of Dutch Golden Age painting in the world â Rembrandt's Night Watch, Vermeer's The Milkmaid and a collection of 8,000 objects spanning the full arc of Dutch artistic achievement; allow at least three hours and book timed entry in advance
- The Van Gogh Museum holds the largest collection of Van Gogh's work in the world â 200 paintings and 500 drawings spanning his full career from the dark Brabant period to the luminous Saint-RĂ©my canvases
Things to do
- Walk the Jordaan neighborhood â the former working-class district west of the main canals is now Amsterdam's most characterful quarter; the Monday and Saturday Noordermarkt flea and organic food markets are among the best in the city
What to eat
- Bitterballen (deep-fried beef ragĂč croquettes served with mustard) at a traditional bruin cafĂ©; raw herring (haring) with onion and gherkin from a street cart â the Hollandse Nieuwe season runs from June; stroopwafels fresh from the Albert Cuyp market; dinner in the Jordaan, where the density of good restaurants per street is higher than anywhere else in the city



















