• Standbeeld gebroeders De Witt - This is where we start the tour: in front of the statue of these two famous brothers. Let’s find out what these two meant for the Dutch Republic and how they got to their tragic end.
• Grote Kerk - We will pass by the Big Church of Dordrecht. The oldest parts of this church date back to the late 13th century! Now it is still an icon of the city.
• Stadhuis Van Dordrecht - We will not skip the town hall of Dordrecht. This building has quite a history, going back to the 16th century. The current facade however, is a product of the 19th century.
• Haven - During the tour, we will also see parts of the old harbour of Dordrecht: once one of the most important trading cities of The Dutch Republic.
• Groothoofdspoort - The Groothoofdspoort is the city gate at the sport where 3 rivers come together. Since the 13th century, this has been a very recognisable entrance into the city.

• Private local guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Explore Dordrecht with a private walking tour through Holland’s oldest city. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, delve into a historic city shaped by trade, water, and faith.

Once the economic hub of medieval Holland, Dordrecht was pivotal in the early history of the Dutch Republic. On this private guided tour, stroll along historic harbors, cobblestone streets, and past elegant merchant houses, as your guide shares insights into the city’s significance in trade and politics. Visit the impressive Grote Kerk and learn about the First Assembly of the Free States in 1572.

The private tour of Dordrecht is conducted entirely on foot within the compact historic center and typically lasts around 1.5 hours. As a private walking tour, the pace and focus can be tailored to your interests.

This guided walking tour is perfect for travelers seeking depth, historical context, and a quieter alternative to the larger Dutch cities.

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