• Piet Heynsbrug - Take a leisurely walk across Piet Heynsbrug, a charming bridge named after the renowned Dutch admiral Piet Heyn. From this spot, enjoy the picturesque views of Delfshaven’s historic canals and traditional Dutch homes.
• Mouterbrug - This delightful bridge, Mouterbrug, provides stunning views of the serene harbor and surrounding architecture, enveloping you in the quaint allure of old-world Rotterdam.
• Delfshaven - Stroll along the scenic harbor, lined with historic ships and beautifully preserved buildings, offering a genuine sense of Delfshaven’s rich maritime legacy.
• Korenmolen de Distilleerketel - Pass by this iconic windmill, a symbol of Dutch heritage, and learn about its role in powering distillery factories, a vital part of Delfshaven’s industrial history.
• Pilgrim Fathers Church - Visit this historic church to discover its connection to the Pilgrim Fathers, who departed from Delfshaven to escape religious persecution and begin their journey to the New World.
• De Pelgrim Brewery - Explore the brewery located in the former Delfshaven Town Hall, where traditional Dutch beer is still crafted today. Uncover its links to the area’s rich brewing tradition.
• Zakkendragershuisje - This small, historic guild house was once a gathering place for porters carrying heavy sacks of grain. As you pass by, glimpse into the everyday working life of Delfshaven’s past.
• Dutch Pinball Museum - Situated in a restored grain warehouse from 1825, this museum offers a fun, nostalgic stop with its quirky collection of vintage pinball machines.
• Piet Heyn Monument - Pause at the monument dedicated to Piet Heyn, one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated naval heroes. Learn about his achievements, including the capture of the Spanish silver fleet.
• Locks of Love - Notice the popular “Locks of Love” seat, where couples leave love locks overlooking the canal, with a fantastic view of the Euromast observation tower in the background.
• Historisch Delfshaven - This well-preserved area of the city provides a glimpse into Delfshaven’s history, where narrow streets and ancient buildings offer a window into Rotterdam’s past.
• Altstadt Rotterdam - Discover this part of Delfshaven where the remnants of World War II are still visible, as the area survived the bombing that devastated much of Rotterdam during the war.

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• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

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Embark on a self-guided walking tour to explore Delfshaven, one of Rotterdam’s most scenic and historic districts. Wander through its enchanting canals and beautifully preserved buildings, immersing yourself in Rotterdam’s storied past. Learn about its resilience during World War II, its ties to the Pilgrims’ voyage to the New World, and the legacy of renowned Dutch admiral Piet Heyn. Discover tales of the porters at Zakkendragershuisje, admire the windmill Korenmolen de Distilleerketel, and visit the Pilgrim Fathers’ Church. This tour provides a fascinating mix of history, culture, and architecture, showcasing Delfshaven’s significant role in Rotterdam’s heritage.

• The total tour duration is the walking time as you pass by attractions. It does not include optional time spent at any of the listed attractions
• This route is not wheelchair accessible, but it is a very easy walk suitable for the ages listed. The accessibility selections are accurate.

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