Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Utrecht, Utrecht Province

See Utrecht through the eyes of locals. Passionate guides and lively stories, taking you through 2000 years of vibrant history. We are 100% independent and non-commercial. We offer tours every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 12:00. Tours are in English and take 2 to 2.5 hours.

Biketours in Utrecht! A local guide will show you all the beautiful highlights of this magnificent medieval city.

Utrecht’s first and only quality craft beer tour! With this tour you experience the real Utrecht craft beer scene in a Dutch way: by bike. The guided tour includes different locations/breweries, different craft beer tastings, some snacks and, if you need, bike rental. We also offer a self-guided Craft Beer Tour.

Discover Utrecht from her most beautiful sight, the canals. During the 1,5 hour tour, we'll show you the famous and unknown canals of Utrecht. Invite your friends and family for a great time on the water. Our boat is rented including captain, glassware, cooler for drinks, blankets, lifejackets and trays for your snacks. You bring your own snacks and drinks, or you can book a tour with arrangement. The boat is powered electrically. Up to 12 people on board. All the boat tours are private. The captain will tell the secrets of the city. Go to the website and book you boat trip. See you soon, The Captain.

The old town of Utrecht is a fantastic and unique place. Utrecht is packed with surprising locations where the stories, history, and legends are still alive. Utrecht has the highest church tower in the country, fantastic picturesque canals, and wharves, Roman ruins, medieval cellars, a real castle inside the town and much more. Let Free Walking Tour Utrecht show you all the highlights that Utrecht has to offer. And walk a fascinating journey through history. A common reaction after the tour is that the Middle Ages, the Golden Age, and Roman times suddenly don’t feel as ‘long ago’. At the end of the tour your view of Utrecht will be changed forever. Join the tour and book your free spot on the website!

Taste, smell, and experience unique places in Utrecht! During the Street Food Tour, you’ll visit the hidden gems that can only be revealed by a local food lover. Besides tasting great food, you’ll see the most beautiful sights during our historical city center walk. What’s included: • All the food, snacks and drinks are included! • Private tour guide / local food expert (2,5 to 3 hours) • Stories about our local delicacy’s and sights • €45,- per person

Greetings from Utrecht is a tour company with local guides. We take you around our beautiful city and show you many hidden gems. Our company specializes in art, culture and food walking and biking tours. Such as our street art tour, gallery tour, Dutch food tour, walking (vegan) dinner and many more! Private and customized tours are available. We can guide you around the city in Dutch, English, French and German.

When you visit Utrecht you will notice the Domtoren almost immediately. The 14th century tower is the heart of the old city centre. At 112 metres, it remains the highest church tower in the Netherlands. The Domtoren is open all year round, and the view of Utrecht is worth seeing in every season. The tower can only be visited as part of a guided tour, during which our expert guides will take you on a historical journey. The tour starts in the Tourist Information Centre on Dom Square and takes about an hour. The Domtoren is in need of extensive restoration work on the exterior and the restoration will take about 5 years (2019-2024) The Domtoren is open for visitors as normal. No work will be done on the inside of the tower so you can visit the chapels and belfry. When you come outside on the galleries at 70 meters and 95 meters you will see some scaffolding but the view is unchanged and as impressive as always. And you get the unique opportunity to see the work up close!

Museum Speelklok, the most cheerful museum in the Netherlands! During a visit to the typical Dutch Museum Speelklok, cheerful live music will surround you from centuries-old self-playing musical instruments. The history of these instruments started back in 16th century the Netherlands with the use of church carillons. Over the centuries, the general desire of people to be surrounded by music, led to the invention of all sorts of self-playing musical instruments: musical clocks, musical boxes, orchestrions (self-playing orchestras) and the traditional Dutch street organs. All of these instruments, including the famous street organ named Arabier and the so-called 8th world wonder the Violina, can be admired and heard during the lively museum tour. Thanks to the highly skilled Restoration Workshop, the collection is kept playing and this craft can be passed on from this generation to the next.