Amsterdam to Rotterdam

On this tour you will see and visit four of the most impressive Dutch tourist destinations! See and visit Rotterdam, the most astonishing post-modern city of the Netherlands. Rotterdam is world famous for its extraordinary contemporary architecture. We will drive accross the famous Erasmus bridge and you will see the Euromast Tower, the unique Cube houses designed in the seventies by Piet Blom, amongst other highlights. In your free time you can walk around the center of Rotterdam at your own leisure to discover the unequalled urban city design. You can also take a walk in the Market hall, a great shopping area. Next we will visit Delft, the gorgeous, cosy canal-ringed town of Delft best known for its Blue pottery and former home to the world famous painter Johannes Vermeer. In The Hague you will see the most important highlights of the political capital of the Netherlands, the Peace Palace and Dutch Parliament amongst others.

Venture away from the crowded streets of Amsterdam and visit three Dutch cities that each have something unique to offer. Discover the modern architecture of Rotterdam aboard a harbor cruise; learn about the famous blue pottery in the historic town of Delft; and learn about Dutch politics and visit the miniature city of Madurodam in The Hague. Back in Amsterdam, enjoy a canal cruise to round out your day.

See more of the Netherlands outside Amsterdam on a day trip to Rotterdam, Delft, and the Hague. Activities include a cruise around the Rotterdam harbor, learning about Delft's famous blue pottery, and visiting Madordam. This tour allows you to avoid the hassle of renting a car or finding other transportation to these locations so you can enjoy a pre-planned day.

Discover the delights of Holland on a full-day small-group tour to Rotterdam, The Hague and Delft from Amsterdam. Admire the scenic Dutch countryside as you travel by luxury minivan to Rotterdam, a charming city replete with cutting-edge architecture and quaint waterways. After enjoying a lengthy Spido boat tour, head to the cultural town of Delft to see a selection of enchanting sights and delve into local Dutch traditions. Conclude at political powerhouse, The Hague, and see grand government buildings shrouded in history before returning to Amsterdam.

Explore the second city of the Netherlands with this 8-hour private day tour with a private guide and driver. Get picked up at your hotel or any other location and get personal service by a professional guide that will drive you around. Explore Rotterdam known for its modern architecture and fascinating history. Then drive to Kinderdijk, see the windmills and Dutch country side. At the end of the day the guide will drive you back to your hotel.

See more of the Netherlands in less of the time on this private day trip, which takes in The Hague, an epicenter of international politics, the port city of Rotterdam and the iconic Royal Delft factory, famed for its blue pottery. Tour Royal Delft; savor views over Rotterdam from the 606-foot (185-meter) Euromast tower; and explore The Hague’s historic center. Your package includes lunch, entrance fees, and private round-trip transfers.

Experience the best of Holland your way on a custom 7-hour sightseeing tour. Convenient and comfortable transportation takes you from your Amsterdam hotel to the country’s most popular and lesser-known points of interest. You decide what to see and set the pace on your private adventure. Visit Durgerdam, Volendam, Edam, and more. Get a closer look at Dutch cultural icons such as windmills, cheese, tulips, and dikes. It's up to you!

Choose your own adventure on this fully customizable private tour of the Netherlands. Choose from a list of top destinations; pick three that interest you the most to build your itinerary. Travel in a luxury minivan with your private group, which makes it easy to get between sites. Your guide will provide insightful commentary and answer any questions.

This tour is a mix of past and future. During your The Hague Tour you will be guided around in what may historically and culturally be the most important city in the Netherlands. Sit down at one of the cozy squares to enjoy a funky cappuccino while the Nation’s founding Father, William of Orange, preserves peace and serenity. Rotterdam is well-known for being the economic and logistic center of Europe as it is Europe’s largest port. Nicknamed the ‘Gate to the World’, Rotterdam has a distribution system including waterways, airport, railways and roads. Yet, there is so much more to this spectacular city! Your private driver guide will tour you around the stunning modern architecture of Rotterdam, which city centre was nearly entirely bombarded during the Second World War.

Venture outside the capital city on this day trip from Amsterdam. First, travel to Delft, which is famous for its unique, hand-painted blue pottery and status as the seat of the royal House of Orange-Nassau. Then it’s on to the southern port city of Rotterdam, known for its modern architecture and cosmopolitan vibe. Here, you visit one of the city’s famous Cube Houses.

Depart the cosmopolitan center of Amsterdam to learn about the rest of the Netherlands on this full-day tour. With all transportation provided, there's no need to rent a car and you can enjoy the scenery as you travel. Visit Rotterdam to witness its architecture on a harbor cruise, learn about traditional pottery techniques in Delft, and hear about international politics in the Hague. Entrance fees to a spectacular 5D flight experience and the miniature city of Madurodam are included.

The Netherlands is home to postcard-perfect countryside and surprisingly cutting-edge architecture, but exploring outside of Amsterdam on your own can be time-consuming. This tour saves you hours by avoiding trains and buses with hotel pickup and private transportation to the UNESCO-listed village of Kinderdijk. Take in its picturesque windmill-dotted landscape before continuing on to Rotterdam to admire the city’s striking contemporary architecture.

This unforgettable tour visits four fantastic places from Amsterdam. You will see the beautiful town of Delft and the political center of the country at The Hague. You will also get a bird’s eye view of our proud and modern port city of Rotterdam and, last but not least, we even take you to the UNESCO world heritage site of Kinderdijk, where the sight of 19 original windmills will impress you for sure!

During this full day tour your first destination will be picturesque Rotterdam, where you will enjoy an included harbor cruise. The afternoon is spent exploring the towns of The Hague and Delft. This tour is operated as a small group tour in a luxurious minivan, thus making this tour a more personalized experience without the crowds from large bus tours. A professional, experienced and friendly driver/guide will accompany you throughout the day.

During this full day tour your first destination will be picturesque Rotterdam, where you will enjoy an included harbor cruise. The afternoon is spent exploring the towns of The Hague and Delft. This tour is operated as a small group tour in a luxurious minivan, thus making this tour a more personalized experience without the crowds from large bus tours. A professional, experienced and friendly driver/guide will accompany you throughout the day. Experience a spectacular 5D Flight Experience over many must-sees the Netherlands has to offer! Fly like a bird and admire the famous Amsterdam canals, the Wadden Sea, the Veluwe and more from the air. A truly breathtaking experience for all ages! Amazing special effects - such as wind, mist and scent - stimulate all your senses and this makes you feel like you are really flying through the clouds. Be surprised by the beauty of the Netherlands and fall in love with the feeling of flying.

On our way south you will see typical Dutch polder landscape. This area is marked by windmills, dikes and little canals. We will pass Rotterdam, the biggest port and gateway to Europe, and cross the former islands of the province of Zealand with its neat villages, beautiful countryside and sandy beaches. We will also see the huge flood barriers that protect the lowlands and keep our feet dry. We cross the Belgian border and soon after we will arrive in medieval Bruges. You can explore the city on board of a canal cruise, followed by a guided city walk. You will be impressed by the Market square and the Burgt square, the beautiful city hall, the fish market and the church of Our Lady with a statue of Michelangelo. What's about tasting Bruges' chocolate, a waffle, Flemish fries or the famous beer? There is time for shopping too! On our way back to Amsterdam we will have a short stop in Antwerp or at the border (time permitting).

Our chauffeur will pick you up and start the tour showing you the best sights in Amsterdam. You will visit the huge central Dam Square, surrounded by monuments and historic buildings such as the Royal Palace and the New Church. Of course you will see the neon-glowing streets of the famous Red Light District, where you can also sample the smell of the coffeeshops. The fishing village of Volendam is a completely different world, The inhabitants of this village at the Markermeer have their own traditions, costumes, and music different from the rest of the Netherlands. Explore the picturesque village with its centuries-old typical houses, learn about 'palingroken' (eel smoking) and the 'palingsound' in the Volendam Museum. From Volendam you continue by boat to Marken, a former island in the same Markermeer, now connected to the mainland by a dike. The village of Marken, famous for its wooden-paneled houses on stilts and its characteristic drawbridges, is a magical place.

A wonder of the modern world according to engineers, the Delta Works – or Deltawerken in Dutch – is a series of dams, sluices, levees, dikes and a storm-surge barrier designed to protect the Netherlands from rising storm water. Following the deadly North Sea Flood in 1953, the Delta Works Commission was launched to find a solution to the danger of rising sea levels. Despite research and planning beginning in the 1950s, the 13 parts of the Delta Works in the province of Zeeland took around 50 years to finish.

On this tour in just a day you'll discover in a small group the real Netherlands. With a city walk in The Hague, Rotterdam and Kinderdijk, you will get to know the history, culture and innovation of the Netherlands. The Hague boasts many monuments and a political heart. The government of Holland is run from the historic Binnenhof and the King’s office palace can be found on the Noordeinde. Rotterdam is a city of many faces but above all, Rotterdam is the architecture city of Holland that stimulates innovation. Its skyline is always changing. There are many things to do amid Rotterdam’s skyscrapers. In Kinderdijk you'll discover the splendid windmills of Kinderdijk to see how the Dutch have been controlling the waters for over 1000 years. It’s a unique spectacle!

Get picked up at your hotel by a professional guide that will drive you around and learn all about how WW2 in The Netherlands unfolded. First discover the most important sites relating to the second World War in Rotterdam. This historic yet modern city has many WW2 monuments and buildings that survived the bombing, including the Rotterdam White House, its City Hall, the Laurens church and Delfshaven, a charming historical neighbourhood which still holds 17th-century buildings. Then head over to Arnhem where the famous battle of Arnhem took place, which lead to the making of the award winning movie: A Bridge Too Far. Visit the Arnhem Oosterbeek cemetary the John Frost bridge and its surroundings, and find out all about Operation Market Garden and why the battle turned out differently as planned. Historians continue to debate the reason of Market Gardens failure but the bravery of the soldiers has never been questioned. After the tour the guide will drive you back to your hotel.

Day trip from Amsterdam to The Hague, Delft & Rotterdam Our first stop is The Hague, the residence of our Royal Family, the seat of our government and many international organizations. Optionally you can visit the Mauritshuis museum with its world famous collection of Dutch masters (Rembrandt, Vermeer, Frans Hals and others). Our next stop is charming town of Delft. I will take you on a guided walk through the historical center. Here you will get to know everything about the House of Orange, the paintings and life of the famous painter Vermeer and the world famous Delftware. And whats about a delicious Dutch pancake on the most beautiful square of our country? Our final stop is Rotterdam with its modern skyline. The giant harbor is one of the biggest in the world. Visit the new market hall and see the iconic cube houses. Join me on this diverse tour to the cities of South Holland. More time? Did you know that I offer great Amsterdam city tours and countryside trips too?

This is a unique day excursion from Amsterdam to a part of the Netherlands that is unknown to many tourists. You’ll see a great harbor, beautiful centuries-old buildings, breathtaking Dutch polders and coasts and picturesque villages. And above all you’ll experience the Dutch roots of the American presidential family Roosevelt.

In this 8-hour private tour you will discover all about Rotterdam, the second largest city in The Netherlands, and see the windmills at the famous fields of Kinderdijk. Get picked up at your hotel or any other location and get personal service by a professional guide that will drive you around. Explore all that Rotterdam has to offer, experience its unique architecture and learn all about its culture and the history of the city. Then drive to Kinderdijk, known for its unique and iconic Windmills which are on the world heritage list of UNESCO for protected properties. The small village of Kinderdijk is one of the most famous attractions of The Netherlands and these amazing sights will surely make this day unforgettable. At the end of the day the guide will drive you back to your hotel.

Combine a private tour of Rotterdam, city of the future, with the wonders of the 18th-century windmills of Kinderdijk. Climb the Euromast to have an amazing view of the largest port of Europe and visit a working windmill to learn about 700 years of water management. Rotterdam is the Dutch center of landmarks and experimental architecture. After bombings destroyed the entire heart of Rotterdam during World War II, the Dutch rebuilt the city and Rotterdam developed into Europe’s largest port from which the city earns the title ‘Gate to the World’. The windmills of Kinderdijk, meaning ‘Children’s Dike’, represent exactly that. These 19 windmills were built around 1740 to drain the Polder and prevent the land from flooding. Kinderdijk is the largest concentration of such old windmills in the Low Lands and have been on the UNESCO World Heritage List ever since 1997.