Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague Small Group Day Trip from Amsterdam
by Alx Tours
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The Netherlands features a mix of modern architecture, historic towns, and important political sites. This full-day small group bus tour covers Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague, starting with about 75 minutes of driving from Amsterdam to Rotterdam. There, guests visit five key locations including Markthal, the Blaaktoren (Pencil Building), Cube Houses, the Old Harbour, and the Nieuwe Maas river area. The Rotterdam stop includes a 30-minute walking tour plus 30 minutes for coffee, shopping, or exploring independently. Next is a 15-minute drive to the Royal Delft Museum, where visitors receive an entrance ticket and a self-guided audio tour to learn about Delft Blue pottery created since 1653. The visit lasts about 60 minutes. The tour continues with a 30-minute drive to Delft city center for two hours. Highlights include the Nieuwe Kerk with its tall tower offering views, Market Square with its historic buildings and shops, the Renaissance-style City Hall, and the Gothic Oude Kerk. The time includes a 30-minute walking tour and 60 minutes for shopping or personal exploration. Afterward, the group drives 30 minutes to The Hague. There is a 15-minute stop to view the Peace Palace from outside, which houses international courts and a law academy. Then, the tour visits the 13th-century Binnenhof with its Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights) from the outside for about 60 minutes. The Mauritshuis Royal Gallery is an optional visit with an extra fee. The tour runs about 8 and a half hours by air-conditioned vehicle. Bottled water is provided. Lunch is not included but there is free time to eat in Delft. Group size ranges from 5 to 8 participants depending on the season. The itinerary balances guided visits with free time for individual interests.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Rotterdam
The visit includes five main locations: Markthal, a market hall known for diverse foods and art; the Blaaktoren, a residential tower nicknamed the Pencil Building; Cube Houses designed by Piet Blom; the Old Harbour, one of Rotterdam’s oldest ports now used for nightlife; and the Nieuwe Maas river with views of bridges and notable buildings. The stop features a 30-minute walking tour and 30 minutes free for coffee, shopping, or independent exploration. Travel time from Amsterdam is about 75 minutes.
60 min
Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles
Royal Delft has produced Delft Blue pottery since 1653, maintaining traditional handcrafting techniques. Visitors receive an entrance ticket and use a self-guided audio tour during the 60-minute museum visit. The museum is reached by about 15 minutes of driving.
50 min
Delft
Delft’s highlights include the Nieuwe Kerk, a Protestant church with the second highest tower in the Netherlands offering views of the city; Market Square, one of Europe’s largest historic squares surrounded by the town hall, churches, cafés, and shops; the Renaissance-style City Hall which hosts city government and weddings; and the Gothic Oude Kerk, nicknamed Old John and Skewed John. The stop includes a 30-minute walking tour and an hour for shopping or self-guided exploration. Driving time from Royal Delft is about 30 minutes.
120 min
Peace Palace
The Peace Palace in The Hague houses the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the UN International Court of Justice, and the Hague Academy of International Law. It also contains a specialized library. Visitors view the exterior of this building during a 15-minute stop after a 30-minute drive from Delft.
15 min
Binnenhof & Ridderzaal (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights)
This 13th-century complex in The Hague includes the Gothic Ridderzaal, known for its medieval turrets and role as the Dutch Parliament’s seat. The tour visits the exteriors of these landmarks and other government buildings over about 60 minutes. Entrance is not included. An optional visit to the Mauritshuis Royal Gallery is available with an extra fee.
60 min
Meeting point
Behind Amsterdam Central Station, NEXT to the F3, F4 ferry stop. (You can take a tram or metro from your hotel to Central Station—it’s easy, fast, and affordable. You can simply tap in and out using your debit or credit card.)
End point
Behind Amsterdam Central Station, NEXT to the F3, F4 ferry stop. (You can take a tram or metro from your hotel to Central Station—it’s easy, fast, and affordable. You can simply tap in and out using your debit or credit card.)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague Small Group Day Trip from Amsterdam
by Alx Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€250Overview
The Netherlands features a mix of modern architecture, historic towns, and important political sites. This full-day small group bus tour covers Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague, starting with about 75 minutes of driving from Amsterdam to Rotterdam. There, guests visit five key locations including Markthal, the Blaaktoren (Pencil Building), Cube Houses, the Old Harbour, and the Nieuwe Maas river area. The Rotterdam stop includes a 30-minute walking tour plus 30 minutes for coffee, shopping, or exploring independently. Next is a 15-minute drive to the Royal Delft Museum, where visitors receive an entrance ticket and a self-guided audio tour to learn about Delft Blue pottery created since 1653. The visit lasts about 60 minutes. The tour continues with a 30-minute drive to Delft city center for two hours. Highlights include the Nieuwe Kerk with its tall tower offering views, Market Square with its historic buildings and shops, the Renaissance-style City Hall, and the Gothic Oude Kerk. The time includes a 30-minute walking tour and 60 minutes for shopping or personal exploration. Afterward, the group drives 30 minutes to The Hague. There is a 15-minute stop to view the Peace Palace from outside, which houses international courts and a law academy. Then, the tour visits the 13th-century Binnenhof with its Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights) from the outside for about 60 minutes. The Mauritshuis Royal Gallery is an optional visit with an extra fee. The tour runs about 8 and a half hours by air-conditioned vehicle. Bottled water is provided. Lunch is not included but there is free time to eat in Delft. Group size ranges from 5 to 8 participants depending on the season. The itinerary balances guided visits with free time for individual interests.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Rotterdam
The visit includes five main locations: Markthal, a market hall known for diverse foods and art; the Blaaktoren, a residential tower nicknamed the Pencil Building; Cube Houses designed by Piet Blom; the Old Harbour, one of Rotterdam’s oldest ports now used for nightlife; and the Nieuwe Maas river with views of bridges and notable buildings. The stop features a 30-minute walking tour and 30 minutes free for coffee, shopping, or independent exploration. Travel time from Amsterdam is about 75 minutes.
60 min
Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles
Royal Delft has produced Delft Blue pottery since 1653, maintaining traditional handcrafting techniques. Visitors receive an entrance ticket and use a self-guided audio tour during the 60-minute museum visit. The museum is reached by about 15 minutes of driving.
50 min
Delft
Delft’s highlights include the Nieuwe Kerk, a Protestant church with the second highest tower in the Netherlands offering views of the city; Market Square, one of Europe’s largest historic squares surrounded by the town hall, churches, cafés, and shops; the Renaissance-style City Hall which hosts city government and weddings; and the Gothic Oude Kerk, nicknamed Old John and Skewed John. The stop includes a 30-minute walking tour and an hour for shopping or self-guided exploration. Driving time from Royal Delft is about 30 minutes.
120 min
Peace Palace
The Peace Palace in The Hague houses the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the UN International Court of Justice, and the Hague Academy of International Law. It also contains a specialized library. Visitors view the exterior of this building during a 15-minute stop after a 30-minute drive from Delft.
15 min
Binnenhof & Ridderzaal (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights)
This 13th-century complex in The Hague includes the Gothic Ridderzaal, known for its medieval turrets and role as the Dutch Parliament’s seat. The tour visits the exteriors of these landmarks and other government buildings over about 60 minutes. Entrance is not included. An optional visit to the Mauritshuis Royal Gallery is available with an extra fee.
60 min
Meeting point
Behind Amsterdam Central Station, NEXT to the F3, F4 ferry stop. (You can take a tram or metro from your hotel to Central Station—it’s easy, fast, and affordable. You can simply tap in and out using your debit or credit card.)
End point
Behind Amsterdam Central Station, NEXT to the F3, F4 ferry stop. (You can take a tram or metro from your hotel to Central Station—it’s easy, fast, and affordable. You can simply tap in and out using your debit or credit card.)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.