• Rotterdam - 1. Markthal
  The market hall has quickly become a landmark in Rotterdam. It is a vibrant blend of cultures, offering unique aromas, flavors, and stunning visuals.

2. The Blaaktoren (1984)
   This residential tower in Rotterdam, designed by architect Piet Blom, is affectionately known as the Potlood (Pencil) building due to its pointed top.

3. Kijk-Kubus,
   Cube Houses, these are among the most iconic structures in Rotterdam. The 38 cube-shaped houses were designed by Piet Blom.

4. Old Harbour,
   The old port boasts a rich history and is one of Rotterdam’s oldest ports. Today, it is a lively area with nightlife and cafés.

5. Nieuwe Maas,
   Nieuwe Maas is a distributary of the Rhine River and a former distributary of the Maas River. Notable sites include the Erasmus Bridge, Willemsbrug Bridge, De Rotterdam Building, and The Red Apple.

NOTE: 75 minutes drive from Amsterdam, 30-minute walking tour, 30 minutes for coffee, shopping, and self-exploration.

• Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles - Since 1653, Royal Delft has been crafting exquisite Delft Blue. This timeless art is passed down through generations, with iconic pieces still handcrafted in Delft.

NOTE: 15 minutes drive, 60 minutes visiting the museum.

• Delft - Nieuwe Kerk,
  The New Church is a Protestant church in Delft, featuring the second tallest tower in the Netherlands, offering a stunning view of Delft and its surroundings.

Market Square (Markt)
One of Europe’s largest historic market squares, the rectangular Markt was first paved in the late 15th century. It is surrounded by the town hall, Nieuwe Kerk, cafes, boutiques, and souvenir shops. A market is held here on Thursdays.

Stadhuis Delft
The City Hall in Delft is a Renaissance-style building on the Markt, opposite the Nieuwe Kerk. It serves as the city’s government seat and a popular venue for civic wedding ceremonies.

De Oude Kerk
The Oude Kerk (Old Church), also known as Oude Jan (“Old John”) and Scheve Jan (“Skewed John”), is a Gothic Protestant church in Delft’s old city center.

NOTE: 30 minutes drive, 30-minute walking tour, 60 minutes for shopping and self-exploration.

• Peace Palace - Peace Palace

The Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands) is home to the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the United Nations International Court of Justice, and The Hague Academy of International Law. These institutions are supported by the Library of the Peace Palace, one of the most esteemed libraries in its field. The Carnegie Foundation owns and manages the Peace Palace.

NOTE: 30 minutes drive, 15 minutes visit outside the palace.

• The Hague - Binnenhof & Ridderzaal (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights)

The Hague’s 13th-century Binnenhof (Inner Court) complex includes several landmarks, such as the Gothic Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights)—a state building with medieval-style turrets. Now housing the Dutch Parliament, this heritage site draws visitors with its blend of courtly features and political significance.

(During this tour, the exteriors of key landmarks, including notable peace sites and the historic Binnenhof (governmental building), will be explored. Please note that entry to these sites is not included; all visits will be from the outside.

For those interested, the Mauritshuis (Royal Gallery) is an optional stop. Please be aware that an additional entrance fee applies, as it is not included in the standard tour cost.)

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Full-day Tour
• Entrance ticket for Royal Delft

• Lunch

Spend a full day exploring the top attractions in Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague.
In The Hague, visit the Central government buildings (Binnenhof) and the renowned Peace Palace.
In Delft, stroll through the picturesque old town, enjoy lunch, and sample local beer. Visit the Royal Delft Museum to discover how the iconic blue-and-white Delft pottery is crafted and learn about its history. The tour includes an entrance ticket to the Royal Delft Museum, complete with a self-guided audio tour.
In Rotterdam, explore the Maas River, the Old Harbour, and the town’s unique architecture, including the Cube Houses and the Pencil Building.

• A fantastic opportunity to visit five stops in three major cities in just one day.
• Small group sizes ranging from 5 to 8 people, depending on the season.
• Professional, friendly, and knowledgeable tour guides.
• Plenty to see and learn, with ample free time for personal exploration, ensuring a relaxed and easy experience.
• Ideal for all family members.

If you wish to spend more time at each stop, private tours are available. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.