Rotterdam is completely different than Amsterdam. You will be amazed by the impressive Dutch modernist architecture in the center of Rotterdam. Iconic objects are the Cube houses, the Markthal and the famous swan-shaped Erasmus bridge. The second biggest city in the country is also famous for its harbor. This adventure will bring you into a deeper exploration of the largest harbor in Europe of the world with a an 1,5 hour boat tour. For a final view of Rotterdam, you will visit the Euromast. Here you will enter Rotterdam’s highest panorama elevator with glass floor and have a stunning 360 view including stories from Rotterdam.

After Rotterdam, the tour continues to Delft, where there will be time for lunch (not included). Delft is well-known for its ties with the Dutch Royal family and the famous painter Vermeer. Delft is also world-renowned for its Delft Blue pottery. In this beautiful medieval town, you will visit one of the last remaining Delftware producer, famous for their blue-and-white ceramics.

The last city to be visited will be The Hague, the political center of the Netherlands. Our first stop will be the spectacular Peace Palace in The Hague, where the International Court of Justice is situated. Here you can take a nice panoramic picture of the gardens and visit the eternal world peace flame. Then we will walk through the old city center of The Hague. During the walking tour, we will explore the Binnenhof (Inner Court), the Hofvijver, the Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights) or the Noordeinde Palace among other places around the Buitenhof (Outer Court). Extra Highlights of The Hague includes 2 options (admissions not included): Mauritshuis (with, amongst other, the girl with the earring of Vermeer) or Madurodam, the Netherlands in miniature Madurodam, the world-famous miniature town featuring highly-detailed scale replicas of Holland’s most iconic landmarks! Mauritshuis houses the Royal Cabinet of Paintings which consists of 854 objects, mostly Dutch Golden Age paintings.