Utrecht Open Boat Canal Tour with Live Guide

Name: Utrecht Open Boat Canal Tour with Live Guide
Brand: Viator
Price: 21.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (6 reviews)

4.7(6)1 StundeEnglisch, NiederländischUtrecht, Niederlande

$22

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Discover the charm of Utrecht from a unique perspective on this small-group open boat canal tour. Glide through the city’s iconic waterways, including the famous Oudegracht, while your local skipper shares stories, history, and hidden gems along the way.

Sit back and enjoy unobstructed views from the open boat, perfect for photos. As you pass under Utrecht’s low bridges and alongside lively terraces, you’ll experience the city like a local. The relaxed atmosphere makes it ideal for couples, friends, and solo travelers alike.

Enjoy a drink on board as you cruise through the heart of the city, taking in historic buildings, wharf cellars, and scenic canals that date back centuries. With a knowledgeable guide and a comfortable setting, this tour offers the perfect mix of sightseeing and relaxation.

Whether it’s your first time in Utrecht or you’re rediscovering the city, this canal cruise is one of the best ways to experience its unique character from the water.

Inbegriffen

One-hour Cruise
Live Guided by the Captin
Bar on Board

Nicht inbegriffen

Food & Drinks

Was du tun wirst

Oudegracht
Oudegracht, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Ships from Germany, England and Flanders sailed directly here to trade. At its peak, Utrecht was one of the most important trading cities in Northern Europe, competing with Amsterdam before Amsterdam took the lead during the Dutch Golden Age.
Domkerk Utrecht
Achter De Dom 1, Utrecht, The Netherlands
The Dom Tower. Standing at 112 meters tall, it has been the tallest church tower in the Netherlands for more than 600 years, watching over the city since 1382. Its construction took more than 60 years.
Old city wall of Utrecht
Nobeldwarsstraat 20BIS, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Parts of Utrecht’s old city wall still survive today and date back to the Middle Ages, when the city was protected by walls, gates, towers, and a defensive moat. The fortifications were built from the 12th century onward to defend the rapidly growing trading city from attacks and rival armies. Although much of the wall was demolished in later centuries as Utrecht expanded, several sections and towers can still be seen today, offering a glimpse into the city’s medieval past.
Castle Vredenburg was completed around 1534
It was an advanced Renaissance fortress; a five-pointed star shape with enormous bastions, built exactly on the site of the city’s old castle. Its strategic position was no coincidence.