• Kijk-Kubus - The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) are among Rotterdam’s most iconic architectural sites. Conceived by architect Piet Blom in the 1970s, each house is angled at 45 degrees and resembles a cube perched on a hexagonal pillar. The concept was to establish a village within the city, integrating living spaces with public pathways below.

With their striking angles and vibrant yellow hue, these houses are a favored photo location and a representation of Rotterdam’s innovative, creative spirit.

Travel time is factored into the total tour duration.

• Erasmus Bridge - Locally referred to as “De Zwaan” (The Swan) due to its elegant, asymmetrical pylon, the Erasmus Bridge is an architectural wonder and a symbol of modern Rotterdam. It spans the Maas River, linking the city’s northern and southern sections. At night, the bridge is beautifully illuminated, providing stunning views over the water. It is particularly impressive during events like the Rotterdam Marathon or the city’s annual New Year’s Eve fireworks.
• Blaak Markt - A remarkable blend of food market, apartments, and public art, the Markthal is one of Rotterdam’s most frequented landmarks. The enormous arch-shaped building features a breathtaking ceiling mural called “Horn of Plenty,” covering over 11,000 square meters with vibrant images of fruits, vegetables, insects, and flowers. Inside, there are numerous food stalls, restaurants, and shops offering international cuisine, Dutch specialties, and fresh produce. It’s an ideal spot for lunch, photography, and experiencing the city’s lively atmosphere.
• Nieuwe Kerk - Situated on Delft’s central Markt square, the Nieuwe Kerk is a towering Gothic church renowned for its stunning stained-glass windows and as the burial site of Dutch royal family members, including William of Orange. Visitors can ascend the 376 steps to the top of the tower for panoramic views of Delft and, on clear days, The Hague and Rotterdam. The church is deeply intertwined with Dutch history and national identity.
• Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles - This is the last surviving factory of the original 17th-century Delft Blue pottery makers. It continues to produce hand-painted ceramics in traditional styles. A visit to Royal Delft includes a tour of the museum and factory, where visitors can observe skilled artisans painting the iconic blue-and-white designs. The gift shop offers a wide selection of authentic pieces, from small souvenirs to collector’s items.
• Andreaskerk - The Old Church - Delft’s oldest church, dating back to the 13th century, is known for its leaning tower and beautiful Gothic interior. It is also the final resting place of the renowned painter Johannes Vermeer, along with other notable Dutch figures. Inside, there are elaborate tombs, colorful stained-glass windows, and a serene atmosphere that reflects the town’s historic charm.
• Binnenhof & Ridderzaal (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights) - This historic complex of government buildings is located beside a picturesque lake (the Hofvijver) and is one of the oldest Parliament buildings still in use worldwide. The Binnenhof has been the political heart of the Netherlands for centuries. Visitors can take guided tours (in select areas) or simply enjoy strolling around the courtyard and admiring the architecture. The Gothic Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights) is particularly impressive.
• The Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery - This internationally acclaimed art museum houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp, and works by Rubens, Hals, and Steen. The building itself is a beautifully preserved 17th-century mansion overlooking the Hofvijver. Despite its compact size, the Mauritshuis offers a profoundly enriching art experience.
• Peace Palace - Constructed in the early 20th century, the Peace Palace is home to the International Court of Justice and the Permanent Court of Arbitration. It symbolizes global efforts for justice and diplomacy. Although access to the interior is limited, visitors can learn about its significance at the Visitors Centre and admire the stunning Neo-Renaissance architecture and international gifts adorning the grounds.

• Hotel Pick & drop service
• Private comfortable sedan/minivan
• Onboard wifi
• Professional Chauffeur/driver/host
• Mineral water bottles

• Gratuity

What distinguishes our tour is the opportunity to visit three renowned Dutch cities in a single, effortless day. Accompanied by a professional chauffeur/host, participants will enjoy the contemporary architecture of Rotterdam, the historic allure of Delft, and the regal attractions of The Hague in comfort. Our emphasis on small groups ensures a more personalized and stress-free adventure. Experience the ease of a private tour that blends convenience, top attractions, and a leisurely pace for a truly memorable journey.

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