Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures in Amsterdam
Compare the 2 routes currently available in Amsterdam, then choose the story, route and access model that fits your plans.
Pick your route
Every route below is a self-guided ghost tours & haunted adventures experience. Open it to check the exact story, starting point and access before buying.
The Ship-Sinking Secret – Uncover It in Amsterdam
See this route for its exact access and playable languages.
€9.99Ghosts of Amsterdam: The Haunting Stories
See this route for its exact access and playable languages.
€9.99How it works
Choose your route
Compare the ghost tours & haunted adventures experiences available in Amsterdam.
Head to the starting point
Open the selected page to check the route facts before you set off.
Follow the story on foot
Use the app on your own schedule and solve the route’s clues as you go.
Check the access that fits your group
Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures routes can use different access models. Some product-family games offer Duo or Fellowship access; classic quests are sold per player/device. Each route card links to the current source of truth before you buy.
Confirm its story and starting area.
Read the product-specific device or player details.
Use the app to follow the route at your own pace.
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Haunted Places in Amsterdam
Montelbaanstoren
The Montelbaanstoren leans slightly, and has done so since 1610, a physical testament to Amsterdam's precarious relationship with its watery foundation. Built in 1516 as a watchtower after the Guelderians burned the...
Featured in: Ghosts of Amsterdam: The Haunting StoriesThe Weepers Tower
The Schreierstoren, known in English as the Weepers Tower, stands on the edge of Amsterdam's old harbour, and its name is one of the city's most charming misunderstandings. The popular legend says this is where the...
Featured in: Ghosts of Amsterdam: The Haunting StoriesWesterkerk
The Westerkerk in Amsterdam is a Protestant church of such proportion and presence that it dominates the western part of the city even today. Built between 1620 and 1631 in Renaissance style, it stands as the largest...
Featured in: Ghosts of Amsterdam: The Haunting StoriesDam Square
The name Dam Square tells you almost everything you need to know about its origins. Around 1270, someone built a dam across the Amstel River to prevent flooding and manage water levels. The settlement that grew up...
Featured in: Ghosts of Amsterdam: The Haunting Stories