Scenic Drive

Designated local driver guide with private transportation. Our day begins with a scenic drive to Rotterdam, a vibrant port city renowned for its bold architecture and innovative urban design. After the devastation of World War II, Rotterdam rebuilt itself with a forward-looking vision, transforming into one of Europe’s most modern cities.

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Rotterdam

During our guided city tour, you will see remarkable landmarks such as the striking Cube Houses, designed by architect Piet Blom. These tilted yellow cube-shaped homes stand at a 45-degree angle and have become one of Rotterdam’s most photographed sights.

Nearby you will find the impressive Markthal, an enormous indoor food market and residential building known for its dramatic arched ceiling covered in colorful artwork. Visitors will have free time here to explore the lively stalls offering Dutch cheeses, fresh seafood, pastries, and international cuisine.

Our tour will also pass the iconic Erasmus Bridge, often called “The Swan” because of its elegant shape. This bridge connects the northern and southern parts of the city and symbolizes Rotterdam’s modern spirit and ambition. You may book the Spido Boat for a harbour boat cruise.

Delft

Next we continue to the famous Royal Delft factory, the last remaining original Delftware factory from the 17th century. During a guided tour, you will learn about the history of this delicate pottery, watch skilled artisans hand-paint intricate designs, and discover how these beautiful ceramics became a symbol of Dutch craftsmanship.

We’ll go to a 4th generation Pottery in the historic heart of Delft where you will get an explanation about the making of the famous Delftware. 

The Hague

The Hague is the elegant political heart of the Netherlands, where historic grandeur meets modern international influence. As the seat of the Dutch government and home to the Royal Family, the city boasts impressive landmarks such as the Binnenhof alongside world-class museums. Museums: Mauritshuis and Madurodam.

Scheveningen Beach (Optional)

Just minutes away, the lively seaside of Scheveningen offers sandy beaches and sweeping North Sea views. Beach spots to have a drink and a snack or “Borrel” as the Dutch say.