At the Port of Rotterdam, you will see one of the world’s largest and busiest ports—a vast landscape of container terminals, cargo ships, oil refineries, and wind turbines stretching along the Maas River and North Sea. You can observe massive cranes loading and unloading ships, innovative logistics hubs, and modern port technology in action.

At the Cube Houses you will see a striking set of tilted, cube-shaped homes designed by architect Piet Blom. Each cube is turned 45 degrees and rests on a hexagonal pillar, creating a fascinating forest of geometric shapes. As you walk among them, you’ll feel like you’re inside a piece of modern art. You can visit the Show Cube Museum to see how people actually live in these unusual homes and enjoy great views of the city from the elevated pedestrian areas around them.

At Kinderdijk Molenkade – Ridderkerk De Schans, you will see a beautiful row of historic Dutch windmills standing along the waterways, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. You’ll experience the classic Dutch landscape of canals, green fields, and dikes, with 19 traditional windmills that once managed water levels in the polders. As you walk or cycle along the paths, you can visit working windmills, learn how they operate, and enjoy peaceful views of the countryside and the reflection of the mills in the water, especially stunning at sunrise or sunset.

At Dordrecht-Centrum, you will see one of the oldest and most charming city centers in the Netherlands, filled with historic canals, medieval houses, and lively squares. You can stroll through narrow streets lined with monuments, visit the impressive Grote Kerk (Great Church) with its tall tower, and explore boutiques, cafés, and art galleries by the water. You’ll also notice the city’s maritime heritage, with old warehouses and boats docked along the harbors, giving Dordrecht a warm, authentic Dutch atmosphere.