Excursion to Rotterdam & The Hague
Tour Overview
We will start by going to the city of The Hague, the most elegant city in the Netherlands, where the President of the Government and the kings reside. We will know, therefore, the "Palais Noordeinde", work center of the King and Queen and the "Binnenhof", a set of buildings among which the Dutch Parliament stands out and we will finish at the Peace Palace, headquarters of the International Court of Justice.
Still surprises by The Hague, we will go to Rotterdam, which is world-renowned for its innovative architecture.
Once in the city center, we will visit "The man without heart", an expressive and imposing sculpture, symbol par excellence of the desire to overcome the Roterdameses and we will start a walking tour, stopping at emblematic places like the Church of San Lorenzo, The city's only medieval building, the famous Cube Houses, the Oude Haven or Old Port and the iconic Markthal. After a pleasant walk, we will make a panoramic visit along the banks of the river Meuse in which you will discover the profile of the city, where colossal skyscrapers and bridges stand out like that of Erasmus, with its 802 meters long, or towers like the Euromast, with its 185 meters high.
What's Included
Meeting Point
De Ruijterkade 151, 1011 AC Amsterdam
Customer Reviews
We showed up on time at the meeting point (Aloha bowling alley), and the bus did not show up. We were left stranded along with many other people. After much insistence and not being able to contact anyone responsible, they told us that they were sorry for the misunderstanding and that the bus had left from another place. It is very sad that they do this to you because we have lost the day, which we had already planned for this excursion. Besides, no one shows their face. I had another tour bought and I cancelled it. Lousy.
We had a great day in The Hague and Deltf. Ana is a great guide and very knowledgeable about the Netherlands.
The guide was attentive and the stories interesting. It was more worthwhile for me if the big break was in The Hague (to have time to enter the royal palace or take a walk around the city) than in Rotterdam (as there are not many interesting things to do in Rotterdam).
all positive
You spend more time in the coach than seeing the cities. It should be a longer tour. Our guide, Edu, was very good. The worst thing was the unpleasant incident we had on the bus with a very rude couple. They spoiled the tour for me and my daughter.