• Markthal - The largest indoor food market in the Netherlands, this striking building was completed in 2014. Its ceiling showcases all the food nature provides, and it’s considered the largest mural in Western Europe.
• Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk - Sint Laurenskerk, the only medieval structure in Rotterdam to survive WWII bombings, stands as a symbol of resilience. Its Gothic architecture, cultural significance, and historic restoration make it a beloved landmark.
• Erasmus Sculpture - Erasmus, a Renaissance scholar born in Rotterdam, left a legacy that enriches the city’s cultural heritage, emphasizing education and humanist values. Discover why so many things in the city are named after him, even though perhaps they shouldn’t be.
• City Hall Rotterdam - This exquisite City Hall, built in 1920, is still in use today! If the tour is on a weekday, we can go inside. Churchill has an interesting connection to this building.
• Shopping District - West-Kruiskade - Known as the Chinatown of Rotterdam, this area is filled with street art. Be sure to try some Surinamese food here, one of Rotterdam’s most popular cuisines.
• Beeldenroute Westersingel - The Sculpture Route Westersingel is part of Rotterdam’s Cultural Axis. Along this route, which runs from Kruiskade to Westzeedijk, there are 17 sculptures, most of which are part of the International Sculpture Collection (ISC) of Rotterdam. A sculpture by French artist Rodin is located here, and the most famous art piece in Rotterdam, Santa Claus, is also on display.
• Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen - Designed by the same architects as the Markthal, this beautiful building is perfect for taking photos. It is the world’s first publicly accessible art depot, making it a great activity for rainy weather.
• Witte de Withstraat - The hip and trendy street of Rotterdam, featuring bars, restaurants, clubs, art galleries, coffee shops, and more. You could easily spend an entire weekend here!
• Erasmus Bridge - The newest bridge in Rotterdam, this modern engineering marvel connects the northern and southern parts of the city.
• Old Harbour - Oude Haven in Rotterdam is a historic harbor that blends old-world charm with modern vibes. It offers picturesque views, diverse dining options, and maritime heritage. From here, you can see Europe’s first office tower and the bridge that Jeff Bezos’ boat couldn’t pass under.
• Kijk-Kubus - Rotterdam’s Cube Houses are iconic architectural wonders designed by Piet Blom. Tilted at a 45-degree angle, they symbolize innovative urban living. One of them is open to visitors for a small fee.
• Rotterdam - Throughout the tour, we’ll pass many buildings, streets, and bridges. I’ll share interesting facts and stories about the city, both past and present. I’m also happy to answer any questions you have about Rotterdam or the Netherlands in general. I can assist with planning other activities in the surrounding area as well. This extra time can also be used for a break or to pick you up from your hotel.

• Private guide

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks

Explore Rotterdam’s seamless blend of old and new, proud of its rich history while embracing modernity. From iconic Cube Houses to the innovative Markthal, the city amazes with its vibrant energy. Wander bustling streets, lined with trendy shops and lively cafes, along the Maas River, offering a stunning skyline with the iconic Erasmus Bridge.

Embark on a unique journey through Rotterdam with our expert guide who unveils the city’s hidden gems and iconic highlights, offering an insider’s perspective on this dynamic metropolis. Explore secret spots known only to the locals, unlocking the city’s best-kept secrets.

Immerse yourself in Rotterdam’s energy, diversity, and creativity. Be prepared to be surprised, inspired, and amazed by everything this city has to offer.

The tour can take 2 to 3 hours depending on your preferences and what you are interested in! A break can also be added, highly recommended if the tour lasts more than 2 hours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.