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Amsterdam German Light Festival Tour with Unlimited Drinks
Amsterdam, Netherlands, Europe
$47.44
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Overview
Experience the Amsterdam Light Festival from the water during a 75-minute cruise past the light artworks with unlimited drinks! Board at Central Station and sail comfortably on a heated, covered boat with a toilet on board.
Enjoy the fantastic view from the lounge back deck or through the panoramic skylight. The official audio guide in German tells you everything about the light artworks. Perfect for the most beautiful photos and a unique evening!
Amsterdam Light Festival is an art festival featuring unique light art that you can experience every year by boat, bicycle, or on foot. The organization’s mission is “to use the universal language of light art in public spaces to connect and enrich people.”
The theme of the fourteenth edition of the art festival is Legacy. How do we want to be remembered? Twenty light artworks by international artists show what we preserve and leave behind.
Enjoy the fantastic view from the lounge back deck or through the panoramic skylight. The official audio guide in German tells you everything about the light artworks. Perfect for the most beautiful photos and a unique evening!
Amsterdam Light Festival is an art festival featuring unique light art that you can experience every year by boat, bicycle, or on foot. The organization’s mission is “to use the universal language of light art in public spaces to connect and enrich people.”
The theme of the fourteenth edition of the art festival is Legacy. How do we want to be remembered? Twenty light artworks by international artists show what we preserve and leave behind.
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Amsterdam German Light Festival Tour with Unlimited Drinks
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes
- 75-minute cruise
- Audio guide in German
- Friendly skippers with unique stories
- Panoramic skylight
- Heated & covered boat
- Lounge on the back deck for the best views
- Unlimted drinks (beer, wine & soda’s)
- Toilet on board
- Snacks (We have a small selection for sale on board, such as nuts and chips.)
Meeting point
From Central Station’s main entrance, walk straight across the bridge. On your left, the friendly captains await at the yellow boats. Arrive 15 minutes early. On rainy days, bring an umbrella as the location is not covered.
Return details
From Central Station’s main entrance, walk straight across the bridge. On your left, the friendly captains await at the yellow boats. Arrive 15 minutes early. On rainy days, bring an umbrella as the location is not covered.
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Amsterdam German Light Festival Tour with Unlimited Drinks
Amsterdam, Netherlands, Europe
$47.44
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
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