• Santa Claus (Beeld) - The Santa Claus statue by Paul McCarthy, initially unwanted, now stands proudly in the city. It has become an icon that many people from Rotterdam cherish, and here’s why.
• Depot Boymans Van Beuningen - The mirrored Art Depot of Boijmans van Beuningen, along with other sites in the Museum District, offers insights into all the museums and the Land of Hoboken.
• Nieuwe Werk - Het Scheepvaartkwartier (Shipping Quarter) is a hidden gem in the outer city center, unknown to many Rotterdammers. Here, you can experience the expansive and open atmosphere of this beautiful harbor city! From the river Maas, you can view Hotel New York, Steam Ship Rotterdam, and Erasmusbrug.
• Erasmusbrug - The Erasmus Bridge, a large white structure crossing the river Meuse (Maas), connects the north to the south. It is a city icon, and here you will learn about the Second World War, the invasion, and the bombing of Rotterdam.
• Maritime Museum Rotterdam - In the Maritime District, you will find many century-old boats, the last of their kind. Walking through this open-air museum feels like stepping back in time!
• The Destroyed City - This is one of Rotterdam’s most significant statues related to the Second World War, located at Square 1940, rich in meaning and history.
• Witte Huis - The White House is a historical icon that was once the tallest office tower in Europe!
• Old Harbour - The old harbor is one of the oldest in The Netherlands and exudes charm! From here, enjoy a great view of the cube houses, which we will explore up close at our next stop!
• Markthal - After visiting the market square, the tour concludes inside The Markthal. This venue has made Rotterdam even more famous and is a modern indoor market filled with food and colors! It’s also known as our modern Sistine Chapel, and you’ll discover why!
• Kubuswoningen - The cube houses are among the city’s most famous attractions. You will learn about their purpose, design, and architecture. Walk through the ‘concrete forest’ on the way to the market square.

• Architecture: Old, Current and Future building styles and plans
• Suggestions where to eat in Markthal (Market hall)
• Photo spot suggestions
• Snacks
• Small group of max. 15 people
• History: From harbor to WWII and rebuilding
• Professional Local guide, from Rotterdam

Explore Rotterdam with a local guide on this walking tour, showcasing both renowned landmarks and lesser-known treasures. Delve into the city’s rich history, from its origins in the 1200s and the devastating WWII bombings, to its post-war revival, major port, architecture, culture, and more.

• Highlights include: Cube Houses, Markthal, Old Harbor, Erasmus Bridge, and Art Depot
• Hidden Gems: Veerhaven, Parklaan, Shipping Quarter
• Themes: History, Culture, Harbor, WWII, Architecture: Present and Future.
• Small group with a maximum of 15 participants.

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