- 4 hours
This tour gives you everything that Rotterdam has to offer. Expect to see the highlights, as well as many interesting lesser-known places. On the way, we will stop at different locations to sample Dutch and international culinary delights.
This tour gives you everything that Rotterdam has to offer. Expect to see the highlights, as well as many interesting lesser-known places. On the way, we will stop at different locations to sample Dutch and international culinary delights.
The Highlight Tour is a one of a kind tour as your guide will show you the best of Rotterdam. Run across the Erasmusbrug, pass the Cube houses and the Market hall. Check out the only medieval and 17th century buildings in the city.
With the Hike & Bike Tour you will embark on a real culinary and cultural exploration of the city. You will see the sights of the city, and you will also visit places where you would otherwise never go for the tastiest local and international snacks.
The ‘brandgrens’ (fire- line) marks the part of Rotterdam that was completely destroyed during the bombing on 14 May 1940. It was a black page in the city’s history. Run through the old and new parts of the city, bringing old stories back to life in the city of today.
Take a nice walk on the Modern Wilhelminapier and visit Pakhuismeesteren. Followed by a spectacular water taxi ride and a walk along the Oude Haven. The guide will tell you everything there is to see!
Known as the “Gateway to Europe,” Rotterdam is the Netherland’s second biggest city with its own distinct character. Like Amsterdam, the more famous city to the north, the city has its roots in the 13th century when a dam was built on the Maas River. Rotterdam is home to the largest port in Europe, modern cubed houses and architecture, as well as over 170 different nationalities of people. There are so many things to do in Rotterdam, including a variety of tours and activities that dive into the city’s unique history, heritage, and cultural significance.
From the Erasmusbrug bridge to the monumental watch tower of Euromast, Rotterdam’s modern architecture sets it apart from other cities in the Netherlands. While some of the century-old architecture can still be found in parts of the city, a World War II bombing that took place in 1940 forced the city into a reconstruction period which formed much of its contemporary skyline. You can learn more about the old and the new parts of the city during a walking tour. Another great way to get to know the city is through your taste buds. As a truly multicultural port city, Rotterdam food tours allow you to taste the diverse fare while learning more about the ingredients that make the city great. It also wouldn’t truly be a Dutch experience without hopping on a bike or boating through the waterways. Whichever mode of transportation you choose, be prepared to take in the beauty of an ever-evolving city.
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