Rotterdam, Delft & Hague Tour: See 3 Cities in 1 Day!
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Overview
The Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague Small Group Tour from Amsterdam offers a full day of exploring the best of the Netherlands. This bus tour takes guests to three major cities, showcasing iconic landmarks and cultural experiences.
What to expect on this tour: In Rotterdam, see the modern Markthal, the quirky Blaaktoren (The Pencil), and the innovative Kijk-Kubus (Cube Houses). Explore the historic Old Harbour and the scenic Nieuwe Maas Riverfront. In Delft, visit Royal Delft and learn how the blue-and-white Delft pottery is made, with an included entrance ticket and self-guided audio tour. See Nieuwe Kerk, Markt, Stadhuis and Oude Kerk. In The Hague, visit the Peace Palace and the Binnenhof & Ridderzaal, the central government buildings. This tour provides a great chance to visit 5 stops in three major cities in a single day.
The tour includes bottled water, air-conditioned transportation, a full-day tour, and an entrance ticket to Royal Delft. Lunch is not included. This small group tour, with group sizes from 5 to 8 people (depending on the season), is led by professional, friendly, and knowledgeable tour guides, creating a relaxed experience for all family members.




Highlights
See 3 Cities in 1 Day: Visit Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague on a full-day tour from Amsterdam.
Explore Iconic Landmarks: Discover famous sites like the Cube Houses in Rotterdam and the Peace Palace in The Hague.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a small group (5-8 people) and a friendly guide.
Royal Delft Visit Included: Learn about Delftware with an entrance ticket and audio tour of the Royal Delft factory.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the experience, particularly the opportunity to see multiple cities and the guide's expertise. Some wished for more time at each stop.

Customers liked seeing three cities in one day.
Many reviewers enjoyed the guide's knowledge and enthusiasm.
Some visitors appreciated the comfortable transportation.
Several customers found the Royal Delft visit interesting.
Some reviewers felt that the time in each city was short.
Few Visitors mentioned that lunch wasn't included.
The Journey
Markthal, Rotterdam
The Markthal, an architectural icon of Rotterdam, is more than just a market; it's a vibrant tapestry of cultures expressed through a symphony of scents, flavors, and visual delights. Beneath its breathtaking arched ceiling, adorned with a colossal artwork, you'll discover a world of culinary diversity, from fresh produce and artisanal cheeses to exotic spices and international delicacies. Experience the heart of Rotterdam's modern spirit within this bustling marketplace.
Blaaktoren (The Pencil)
The Blaaktoren, affectionately known as 'The Pencil' due to its distinctive pointed roof, is a striking residential tower designed by architect Piet Blom. This architectural landmark punctuates Rotterdam's skyline, offering a unique visual contrast to the city's modern landscape. While primarily residential, its iconic form makes it a must-see landmark for architecture enthusiasts and visitors alike.
Kijk-Kubus (Cube Houses)
The Cube Houses of Rotterdam, a mind-bending architectural concept by Piet Blom, present a surreal and unforgettable urban landscape. These 38 interconnected, cube-shaped dwellings, tilted at a 45-degree angle, challenge conventional notions of space and living. Explore this innovative housing project and experience a unique perspective on urban design and architectural experimentation. A truly iconic Rotterdam landmark.
Old Harbour, Rotterdam
Rotterdam's Old Harbour, steeped in maritime history, is one of the city's oldest ports, now transformed into a vibrant hub for nightlife and leisure. Historic ships bob gently on the water, surrounded by a lively array of cafes, bars, and restaurants. Stroll along the quays, soak in the atmosphere, and experience the city's dynamic blend of old and new in this charming waterfront district.
Nieuwe Maas Riverfront
The Nieuwe Maas, a vital waterway connecting Rotterdam to the North Sea, offers a stunning panorama of the city's modern skyline. Admire iconic landmarks such as the Erasmus Bridge, Willemsbrug Bridge, De Rotterdam Building, and The Red Apple, all reflecting in the shimmering waters. Experience the pulse of Rotterdam as you stroll along its banks, taking in the vibrant energy and architectural prowess of this dynamic metropolis.
Royal Delft
Royal Delft, a venerable institution since 1653, is the home of authentic Delft Blue pottery. Witness the creation of these iconic masterpieces firsthand, as skilled artisans meticulously hand-paint each piece using time-honored techniques passed down through generations. Immerse yourself in the rich history and artistry of Delftware and discover the enduring beauty of this cultural treasure.
Nieuwe Kerk, Delft
The Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) in Delft is a prominent Protestant church renowned for its towering spire, the second highest in the Netherlands. Ascend to the top for panoramic views of Delft and its picturesque surroundings. The church also houses the mausoleum of William of Orange, a pivotal figure in Dutch history, making it a significant site for both architectural beauty and historical significance.
Markt, Delft
Delft's Markt, one of Europe's grandest historic market squares, is a vibrant center of activity surrounded by iconic landmarks. This expansive square, paved in the 15th century, is framed by the City Hall, the Nieuwe Kerk, and an array of charming cafes, boutiques, and souvenir shops. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere, browse the market stalls (held on Thursdays), and experience the heart of Delft's historical charm.
Stadhuis, Delft
Delft's Stadhuis (City Hall), a Renaissance masterpiece, stands proudly on the Markt, directly opposite the Nieuwe Kerk. This elegant building serves as the seat of the city's government and a popular venue for civil wedding ceremonies. Admire its intricate facade and graceful architecture, a testament to Delft's rich history and civic pride.
Oude Kerk, Delft
The Oude Kerk (Old Church), affectionately nicknamed 'Oude Jan' and 'Scheve Jan' (Skewed John) due to its leaning tower, is a Gothic Protestant church steeped in history. Its distinctive tilt adds to its charm and character, making it a beloved landmark in Delft's old city center. Explore its ancient interior and discover the stories etched within its weathered walls.
Peace Palace, The Hague
The Peace Palace in The Hague, a symbol of international law and diplomacy, houses the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the United Nations International Court of Justice, and The Hague Academy of International Law. Admire its stunning architecture and serene gardens, representing the global pursuit of peace and justice. While interior visits may be limited, the exterior view alone is a powerful reminder of its significance.
Binnenhof & Ridderzaal, The Hague
The Binnenhof (Inner Court) in The Hague, dating back to the 13th century, is the heart of Dutch political history. The Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights), a magnificent Gothic building with medieval-style turrets, dominates the complex. While this tour focuses on the exteriors, the Binnenhof remains a captivating blend of courtly grandeur and political power, offering a glimpse into the Netherlands' rich heritage.
Know Before You Go
This full-day tour includes bottled water, transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, and entrance to Royal Delft. Lunch is not included. Please make arrangements for lunch on your own. Pickup and drop-off are in Amsterdam.
Hot Tip
Customers suggest wearing comfortable shoes for walking and bringing snacks. Some reviewers recommend researching the sites beforehand to make the most of your time.