Rotterdam + Kinderdijk: All Inclusive, Guided Private Tour in Rotterdam

World Heritage Kinderdijk

Kinderdijk, a World Heritage site with 19 windmills dating from the 18th century. Besides the windmills you will see how a typical Dutch landscapes look.

Erasmus Bridge (Pass-by Only)

The Erasmus Bridge is next to the Willemsbrug the second bridge over the Nieuwe Maas in the center of Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam and is named after the Dutch priest and humanist Erasmus. The bridge connects the Kop van Zuid district with the center on the north side of the river.

Rotterdam Centraal Station

Rotterdam Central Station, one of the busiest places in Rotterdam. Renowned for its beautifull architecture.

Delftse Poort

Delftsche Poort was a city gate of Rotterdam, the latter of which was built in 1764 after a design by architect Pieter de Swart. It was already the third gate in that place: the previous two had been demolished due to a short-term construction.

City Hall Rotterdam

The city hall of Rotterdam is also one of the view buildings that stand their ground and did not fall during the war.

Meent (Pass-by Only)

An iconic street with lots of stores and cafes to enjoy yourself during a day off.

Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk

You will discover the amazing history and design of the Laurens church,one of the view buildings that survived the WW2.

The Cube houses. We will also go inside a real Cube House, so you can enjoy it from the inside.

Markthal

A place where cultures come together and embrace their differences. With food ofcourse!

Witte Huis

The first skyscraper of Rotterdam!

Museumpark Rotterdam uit 1927

The Museum Park is located between the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, the Westersingel, the Westzeedijk and the Erasmus MC complex. It lies on the former estate of the Hoboken family, who lived there in the Villa Dijkzigt; the Natural History Museum Rotterdam has been housed in the villa since 1987.

Witte de Withstraat

De Witte de Withstraat is a nightlife street in Rotterdam with cafes, restaurants, art galleries, various shops and municipal monuments. The street connects the Schiedamse Vest with the Eendrachtsweg. The street was named in 1871 after the Rotterdam fleetmaster Witte Cornelisz. de With (1599 - 1658). In the seventies the street had a bad reputation in connection with the many shady cafes and illegal gambling houses. In the 1990s, an extensive metamorphosis was set in motion as part of the Art Axis that links the Museum Park and the Maritime Museum.

Watertaxi Rotterdam

Ready for a high speed boat ride? (Depending on availability Watertaxi)