This majestic Gothic cathedral stands as one of the city's most significant monuments. The interior of the church houses the famous Müller organ, which has been played by famous musicians such as Handel and a 10-year-old Mozart.

Vleeshal Meat Market / now the Frans Hals Museum Hall, Vleeshal Haarlem is a historic meat market turned contemporary art museum. Located on the Grote Markt, its Renaissance architecture makes it a cultural icon of Haarlem.

De Waag, Weigh House, in Haarlem is a historic weigh house located in Spaarne. Built in 1598, it was used to weigh commercial goods and is now an iconic architectural monument.

Teyler Museum, in Haarlem, founded in 1778, is the oldest museum in the Netherlands, this museum was founded in the former home of Pieter Teyler van der Hulst, who was an important cloth merchant and banker in Amsterdam. He donated his fortune and this museum was founded. Here you will find not only works by Rembrant, but also a large exhibition dedicated to women, inventors, artists and the world of science.

Beginario Hofje van Bakenes (Beer Street) is the oldest almshouse in the Netherlands, established in 1395, where only women lived. In the 18th century, new residents paid 100 guilders on arrival. They were allowed to live freely, received six pence a week, free peat, firewood and an extra gift at Christmas and Easter. For poor single women, this way of life was a blessing. Life was very simple, but together they formed a community. The story goes that these were the first female brewmasters, and that is why they were hanged accused of being witches, as it was a very prosperous business. Do you want to know a bit more? Just click on the booking button and I will reveal all the secrets of this tour.

Red Light District / Waalsekerk Church. If Haarlem also has a small and discreet red light district with shop windows and regulated premises, yes, unlike the famous red light district of Amsterdam, Haarlem's red light district is more discreet and less touristic, keeping a more relaxed and regulated atmosphere next to an old church, we know that this country will find many surprises like this.

Ten Boom family house museum, this is where members of the resistance and Jews hid from the Nazis during the Second World War, although the family was betrayed and deported to concentration camps, a member of this family was saved and travelled the whole world to leave his legacy and experience founding centres all over the world.

Jopenkerk, brewery church, Haarlem is synonymous with beer, for many centuries it was one of the most important centres of brewing activity in the Netherlands. So important was this drink for the city that the recipes of all breweries were supervised by the city council, thus guaranteeing the quality. At one point it exported a record 13 million litres of beer. This is how the former Jacobs Church, JacobsKerk, became the headquarters of the Jopenkerk brewery, nowadays a brewery church. At the end of the tour, you can enjoy a delicious beer tasting in this beautiful church.