• Erasmus Bridge - Spanning 800 meters, the Erasmus Bridge links the northern and southern areas of Rotterdam. This suspension bridge over the Maas features a 139-meter-high steel pylon, supported by 40 cables. Its unique shape has earned it the nickname “De Zwaan.” The Erasmus Bridge stands as a symbol of Rotterdam.

• Markthal - Situated in the heart of Rotterdam, the Markthal is a remarkable structure. Since its opening in autumn 2014, it has become one of Europe’s most stunning covered markets. Inside, visitors can indulge in a variety of culinary delights: fresh ingredients, gourmet take-home options, and delectable dishes to enjoy on-site. The Markthal truly offers it all!

• Cube Houses - For over 30 years, the Rotterdam cube houses have been an architectural marvel. Due to the curiosity of passersby, a clever resident opened the “Kijk-Kubus,” allowing visitors to explore a fully furnished Cube House. It highlights the unique challenges of living in such a space, like finding furniture for a home without straight walls. This design is truly one-of-a-kind.

• Delft - Upon arrival, witness the creation of Holland’s iconic blue-and-white Delft pottery at Royal Delft, the last remaining earthenware factory from the 17th century’s Golden Age. Explore a vast collection of Delft antiques at the museum and admire a replica of Rembrandt’s The Night Watch crafted with original Delft blue tiles.
  Next, visit the Oude Kerk, a Gothic Protestant church in Delft’s historic center, where members of the Royal family are laid to rest.

• The Hague - Visit The Peace Palace, an international law hub in The Hague, Netherlands. It hosts the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague Academy of International Law, and the Peace Palace Library. Afterwards, explore The Royal Palace, the King’s residence and workplace.
  Then, tour the Dutch parliament in The Hague, one of the Top 100 Dutch heritage sites. The Binnenhof is among the world’s oldest active Parliament buildings. Witness politicians in action as you explore these historic halls.

• Scheveningen - Part of The Hague, Scheveningen is Holland’s most beloved seaside town. Its expansive beaches make it a delightful destination for all ages, year-round. The Scheveningen Pier, fully renovated in 2015, is a town icon. For a leisurely experience, ride the 42-meter Ferris wheel for stunning views of the Dutch coast. Stroll along the boulevard and dine at charming restaurants or beach clubs. A visit to the Kurhaus is also included.
  Afterwards, a driver will pick you up from the beach and take you to your destination in Amsterdam.

• Euromast - Enjoy panoramic views of the iconic Euromast tower from the comfort of your vehicle as you pass by without stopping.

• Visit to the iconic Peace Palace
• Explore the charming Scheveningen Pier
• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off service
• Stay connected with on-board WiFi
• Complimentary bottled water
• Exclusive experience on a private tour
• Tour the Dutch parliament in The Hague
• Discover the historic grandeur of Kurhaus
• Marvel at the architectural wonder of the CubeHouse

• entrance tickets to Old & New Church (Delft)

☑ Day excursion to South Holland’s magnificent Rotterdam, starting and finishing in Amsterdam.
☑ The charge includes a round-trip transfer from a centrally positioned venue.
☑ Skilled chauffeurs with two decades of expertise.
☑ Enjoy a ride with utmost comfort and ease.
☑ A unique Meet & Greet for VIPs.
☑ Each request will be custom addressed.
☑ At your assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
☑ The quotations include all the applicable taxes, tolls, and fees.
☑ Enjoy the bespoke service of an exclusive journey.

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