• World Heritage Kinderdijk - Kinderdijk, a World Heritage site featuring 19 windmills from the 18th century. In addition to the windmills, you’ll experience the quintessential Dutch landscape.
• Erasmus Bridge - The Erasmus Bridge, alongside the Willemsbrug, is the second bridge over the Nieuwe Maas in central Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam. Named after the Dutch priest and humanist Erasmus, it connects the Kop van Zuid district with the city center on the river’s north side.
• Rotterdam Centraal Station - Rotterdam Central Station, one of the busiest spots in Rotterdam, is celebrated for its stunning architecture.
• Delftse Poort - Delftsche Poort was a city gate in Rotterdam, with the latest version built in 1764 based on a design by architect Pieter de Swart. It was the third gate at that location, as the previous two were demolished shortly after their construction.
• City Hall Rotterdam - The city hall of Rotterdam is one of the few buildings that withstood the war.
• Meent - A famous street lined with numerous stores and cafes, perfect for a leisurely day out.
• Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk - Discover the rich history and design of the Laurens church, one of the few buildings that survived World War II.
• Cube Houses - The Cube Houses. You’ll also get to explore the interior of a real Cube House.
• Markthal - A place where diverse cultures converge, celebrated with a variety of foods!
• Witte Huis - Rotterdam’s first skyscraper!
• Museumpark Rotterdam uit 1927 - The Museum Park is situated between the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, the Westersingel, the Westzeedijk, and the Erasmus MC complex. It occupies the former estate of the Hoboken family, who resided in the Villa Dijkzigt, now home to the Natural History Museum Rotterdam since 1987.
• Witte de Withstraat - De Witte de Withstraat is a vibrant nightlife street in Rotterdam, featuring cafes, restaurants, art galleries, various shops, and municipal monuments. It connects the Schiedamse Vest with the Eendrachtsweg and was named in 1871 after Rotterdam fleetmaster Witte Cornelisz. de With (1599 - 1658).

In the 1970s, the street had a notorious reputation due to numerous shady cafes and illegal gambling houses. In the 1990s, it underwent a significant transformation as part of the Art Axis, linking the Museum Park and the Maritime Museum.

• Watertaxi Rotterdam - Ready for a thrilling high-speed boat ride? (Subject to availability of the Watertaxi)

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch included
• Boat transport to Kinderdijk
• Public transportation ticket provided
• Entrance to Kinderdijk
• Entrance to Cube houses
• Tea and coffee served
• Admission to Laurens Church

• Gratuities