Architecture Route in East Amsterdam
A self-guided walking tour for those who want to discover the unknown Amsterdam and enjoy cutting-edge architectural gems
Planning a spontaneous Amsterdam weekend getaway?
Architecture enthusiast searching for your next discovery?
Want to explore solo but still feel connected?
So, you've ticked off the big-name attractions in Amsterdam? Great! Now it’s time to dive into the city’s secret corners, where the locals hang out, and explore it like a true Amsterdammer.
Hi, I’m Racheli Lavi-Dagan—your go-to guide for discovering the hidden gems of Amsterdam. As a blogger, tour guide, and vintage enthusiast, I’ve turned my years of wandering into digital walking tours that will show you the city in a way you’ve never seen before.
What’s the Deal with This Tour?
It`s a self-guided, digital walking tour, designed for curious travelers who love architecture, design, and getting off the beaten path. You’ll wander at your own pace, uncovering stories, sights, and stops that even locals rave about.
Why Choose this Tour?
Unique experience
Enjoy a different, original, and fascinating day trip
Discover the undiscovered:
Explore an Amsterdam neighborhood you didn't know existed, with all the hidden gems only locals know about
Never get lost
Receive precise directions from point to point with crystal-clear navigation
Peaceful exploration
Walk through quiet areas without crowds of other tourists
Be amazed
Experience innovative and surprising architecture that will blow your mind
Ready for an Architectural Adventure Beyond the Tourist Trail?
Let's embark on a fascinating architectural journey through a lesser-known area – Amsterdam's Eastern Harbor District, where innovation and design merge into a modern urban landscape that echoes the city's maritime and commercial heritage.
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The route begins at Amsterdam Central Station, passes through 15 fascinating stops, and ends at the new Eastern Docks Island. While not circular, you can start and finish at any point along the way.
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15 Exciting Stops, each revealing a new chapter in the city's architectural narrative – celebrating the past, embracing the present, and looking toward the future.
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If you thought living on water was just about houseboats, that bridges only cross rivers, and that Python was just a snake's name... the East Amsterdam Architecture Route will open your eyes to so much more.
Easy to use
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Purchase the tour.
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Get an email with a link (check spam if it’s hiding!).
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Open the tour on your phone—no app needed, and it works offline, too.
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How Does the Architecture Route Work?
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Upon purchase, you'll receive a PDF file via email containing a link to open the route
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User-friendly interface: The route opens in a simple, phone-friendly interface – no app download required. Without internet? Download the route and use it even in airplane mode
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30-day access: Available for 30 days from purchase date (we recommend buying a few days before your arrival)
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Share with a friend: The route opens on two phone devices – yours and someone else's when you share the link
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Year-round suitable: Perfect for any season, any time of day (though daylight hours are recommended)
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Flexible timing: The tour splits into two parts with a short 6-minute tram ride between them. The entire route takes about 5 hours, depending on your walking pace and coffee/food breaks (equally important!). Walk the full route or split it into two separate adventures
Why Self-Guided Tours Are the Future
Designed by a Pro
With years of experience, I create tours that blend history, fun, and originality.
Easy-to-Use
User-friendly interfaces make navigation a breeze, no extra apps needed.
Total Flexibility
You’re the boss of your schedule.
In-Depth Content
Includes maps, walking directions, and even video insights.
Meet Your Guide
I'm Rachel Levia Dagan, a blogger who's been living in the Netherlands for many years, tour guide, vintage enthusiast, architecture lover, and information collector extraordinaire.
My blog is rich with information and ideas for trips throughout the Netherlands, and now I'm inviting you to explore independently in one of Amsterdam's most fascinating areas!
Ready to see Amsterdam like never before?
Your architectural adventure awaits!
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