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Haarlem: Wine from Cellar to Tap
Haarlem once brewed beer for export. The wine trade stayed quieter, in a Gierstraat cellar from 1867 and a family slijter on the Wagenweg. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
120 min
3.1 km
€14.99
+1
Haarlem: Brick and a Second Bavo
Haarlem dressed the Grote Markt in Lieven de Key brick, then Catholics raised a second Bavo with a dome on the Leidsevaart, outside the walls. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
120 min
3.2 km
€14.99
+1

Matera: The City That Lived in the Rock
Matera learned to live inside the rock: rain in cisterns, families in cave rooms, saints cut into the cliff. Italy later emptied the Sassi as shame. The walk starts on Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the Piano, then drops into Palombaro Lungo, the drowned-church cistern under the square. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
120 min
1.6 km
€14.99
+3
Lecce Food Tour: Rustico to Pasticciotto
Lecce snacks in baroque stone: a rustico hot enough to sting, a pasticciotto the size of a palm, espresso over ice with almond milk. The walk starts on Piazza Sant'Oronzo, takes the pastry at Caffè Alvino and Natale, then cotognata, the dark quince paste, at the bar named for it. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
47 min
1.7 km
€14.99
+3
Giethoorn: The Canals Are Peat Holes
The canals are peat holes. The village learned to live on the leftover strips. A self-guided Binnenpad walk with quizzes in the StepQuests app.
40 min
1.3 km
€14.99
+2
Kinderdijk: The Mills That Kept the Polder Dry
These mills kept the polder dry, lifting water about a metre and a half into a boezem when a wet week would have drowned the fields. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
47 min
1.9 km
€14.99
+2
Zaanse Schans: The Mills Still Grind
The mills still grind, and the green houses behind them arrived on trailers between 1961 and 1974 so you could see what the Zaan already was. The walk starts at the Zaans Museum, Albert Heijn's stone laid in 1997, then the tiny grocer at Kalverringdijk 5 that opened in 1967. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
41 min
1.4 km
€14.99
+2
Groningen: The A, the Folkinge, and the Museum in the Canal
Ships used the A. The Folkinge kept a synagogue. The museum sits in the canal. A self-guided south-centre walk with quizzes in the StepQuests app.
45 min
1.7 km
€14.99
+2
Groningen: The Grey Tower and the New Square
Groningen still runs from a grey tower. Stadjers call the Martinitoren d'Olle Grieze, the old grey one, the third tower on the site after lightning and fire took the first two. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
42 min
1.4 km
€14.99
+2
Rotterdam Food Tour: Kapsalon to Apple Pie
Rotterdam cooks with other people's recipes and one invention of its own. The walk starts at El Aviva on Schiedamseweg, where the kapsalon was first stacked in a metal tray, then follows Nieuwe Binnenweg past Wester Paviljoen, Koekela and Bram Ladage fries. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
80 min
4.4 km
€14.99
+2
Kop van Zuid: The Port Moved South
The working port left the south bank, and a bridge named for Erasmus joined the two Rotterdams. You start on Willemsplein looking at the land the docks abandoned, then walk the swan cables of Ben van Berkel's Erasmusbrug. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
43 min
1.7 km
€14.99
+2
Delfshaven: The Harbour the Bombs Missed
Delft dug a harbour to dodge Rotterdam's tolls. Pilgrims left from this quay. The mill still grinds malt. A self-guided Delfshaven walk with quizzes in the StepQuests app.
37 min
1.3 km
€14.99
+2
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