Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comAmsterdam Super Saver 1: Keukenhof Gardens Day Trip and Amsterdam City Tour
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Keukenhof Gardens is a "must see place" - no picture will show the beauty of these amazing flowers, you just have to see them, smell them and enjoy the atmosphere. I am already planning to go there next year, and I would like to spend the whole day in the gardens. You cannot get bored, because you have restaurants there, coffee places, souvenir shops and also facilities for kids. Definitely worth doing! As far as Amsterdam in concerned, this was also an interesting trip, the tour guide was amazing, spoke four languages and had a great sense of humor. The city has lots of to offer. You cannot miss it!
Reviewed by: Olivia Z, Austria, May 2009
Tour was very good. Guide gave good comments. Length was about right.
Reviewed by: Gary T, United States of America, May 2009
City tour was very nice. The gardens were beautiful, but the tulips were over, which we did not know until we were on the way to the gardens, so we were very disappointed in that respect. The flowers that were still in bloom were very nice.
Reviewed by: Darlene T, United States of America, June 2009
Tour of Keukenhof Gardens basically amounts to a bus ride to the gardens. Once you are dropped off you are on your own, except for being given a time to return to the bus for the ride back to Amsterdam. I did not mind this since I enjoyed viewing the area at my own pace. However, I may have been able to acquire an admission ticket and transportation for less than the "tour" price. The city tour was OK with two exceptions. One, the "tour" of the diamond factory was nothing more than a sales pitch. Two, the guide had to translate into four languages, which was very distracting. By the time she gets to your language, there is a good chance you are long past the sight and so the explanation doesn't match what you are looking at.
Reviewed by: Robert B, United States of America, May 2009
More places could have been included for photo stops in Amsterdam city tour.
Reviewed by: Vinil Kumar G, India, May 2009
