Haarlem Self Guided Walking Tour of Rebels and Resistance

Do you know that Haarlem residents are named after mosquitoes, and this is where the tulip bubble burst? But most people miss out on learning all this because they see Haarlem through a train window on the way to Amsterdam. They miss the city that lost a siege, and they never know how six people hid behind a false wall while the Gestapo searched the house around them. Start conveniently at the station and walk with this self-guided audio tour of Haarlem that runs entirely from an app on your phone and takes you past 17 stops, including hofjes, a medieval gate, and a watchmaker’s shop with a secret. Along the way, you'll meet a widow whose name became a Dutch word, a red-haired resistance fighter, and a ten-year-old Mozart at a giant organ. Start whenever you like, pause for coffee, resume where you left off. Over 30,000 travelers have used the self-guided tours. Ideal for history lovers who want Haarlem's stories, not just facts. Booking is backed by a full refund guarantee.