Amsterdam Cheese Tour
Cheese farm, cheese market and cheese tasting workshop
- WITH
- Peter | about the guide
Please not: Cheese markets are closed on Mondeys and Tuesdays. In that case, Instead of going to a cheese market you will be taken to an authentic fishermen’s village and to windmills village ‘Zaanse Schans’.
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Amsterdam & The Hague
Netherlands -
8 hrs
DURATION -
6
MAX. No. ON TOUR
TOUR DETAILS
- keywords :
- Amsterdam Cheese, Edam, Gouda, Alkmaar, Woerden, cheesemaking, cheese farm, cheese market, cheese workshop, Gouda
- transport :
- Luxury Mini bus
- ACTIVITY LEVEL :
- Light
- ACCESSIBLE TO THE DISABLED :
- no
- Kid friendly :
- Children are welcome
- LANGUAGES:
- Anglais/English (fluent), Néerlandais/Dutch (native)
- MAX. No. OF PEOPLE :
- 6
INCLUDED IN THE TOUR
- Transport during the day
NOT INCLUDED
- Lunch and beverages -Tickets for cheese farm -Workshop cheese farm
ITINERARY
Tourdates: May - August. Tourdays: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Your guide will come to pick you up at your hotel in Amsterdam, driving you to an old-fashioned cheese farm with dairy cows where you will see how milk turns into Gouda cheese. Leaving the cheese farm, you will drive to an old-fashioned cheese market (depending on the days, you will go to Edam on Wednesday, to Gouda on Thursday, to Alkmaar on Friday). Then you will savor a nice lunch in one of the many nearby restaurants. On the way back to Amsterdam, you will enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside and stop to see old Dutch windmills, and head to a cheese workshop where you will learn how to taste cheese and combine it with various types of drinks.
WHERE AND WHEN?
- MEET-UP LOCATION:
- Your hotel
- END OF TOUR LOCATION:
- Your hotel
about
your guide
Peter
Amsterdam
- languages :
- Anglais/English, Néerlandais/Dutch
Born in Rotterdam, I lived in Amsterdam with my family between 2 and 12 years old, moving then to Aalsmeer, the flower-capital of Holland where the Floriculture is very developed. As an important part of my family was involved in the flower-industry, it was not a coincidence that I went to horticultural school and horticultural college. After college I left Holland to live in England for 6 months to work in floriculture. I also worked and lived in France for 2 months. When I came back to Holland, I started working at a breeding-company in Gerbera-cut flowers and, as a hobby, I started breeding cut flower-roses. After a few years, I started my own company specializing in Gerbera-cut flowers and developed many well-known new varieties. Many years later, I decided to change my career a little, driving tourists to floricultural destinations amongst other destinations, before I started my own business guiding visitors through Holland's booming floriculture in flower auctions and flower parks such as Keukenhof. I also organise tours to some small old towns like Marken, Volendam, and Edam, and to some cheese markets. I always try to give my guests a good and enjoyable time as most of them are in Holland just for a few days and want to have a memorable experience.
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