The Hague, Delft and Rotterdam Small-Group Day Tour (Max. 8 People)
by K7 Travel Amsterdam
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This small-group day tour, limited to a maximum of eight people, departs from Amsterdam and lasts about nine to ten hours. Hotel pickup is included, and each guest receives a bottle of water. The tour begins in Rotterdam, known for having Europe’s largest seaport. Visitors explore the Markthal, a large indoor market with extensive murals, followed by a visit to the Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk, the only remaining medieval building in the city. The group then walks through the Oude Haven, a historic harbor area with bars and restaurants, and sees the Kijk-Kubus cube houses, an example of innovative architecture. The tour continues with stops at the Erasmus Bridge, an important city landmark, and a photo opportunity at the Euromast observation tower, the tallest building in the Netherlands. Next, the group travels to Delft, where there is time to walk around the city center, view the Renaissance-style Stadhuis and the New Church with its tower completed in 1872, and spend about 15 minutes walking on the Markt square. Lunch is not included but can be enjoyed independently in Delft. In the afternoon, the tour proceeds to The Hague, the administrative and royal capital of the Netherlands. Visitors see the Peace Palace, home to international courts, and Noordeinde Palace, the official workplace of King Willem-Alexander. The group also views the House of Representatives and the Binnenhof with the Ridderzaal, the historic 13th-century parliament complex still in use today. Guests choose one visit between Madurodam, a miniature park with scale models of Dutch landmarks, or the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory, the only surviving factory of its kind from the 17th century, where live painting demonstrations are available. The tour involves walking and is not recommended for guests with limited mobility.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Markthal
The first stop is the Markthal in Rotterdam, the largest indoor market with almost 11,000 square meters of murals on the walls, the biggest indoor paintings worldwide. Visitors can find traditional Dutch foods such as cheese, herring fish, and stroopwafels.
30 min
Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk
This church is Rotterdam's only medieval building and the first all-stone structure in the city. After damage in World War II, it was repaired and now hosts exhibitions, concerts, and other events in addition to church services.
20 min
Oude Haven
The Old Harbour, built in 1350, is Rotterdam's oldest port. It is surrounded by historic buildings and now features bars and restaurants. Visitors can see old barges and modern yachts moored here while walking casually around the area.
15 min
Kijk-Kubus
The cube houses in Rotterdam are designed to optimize urban housing space by tilting cubes 45 degrees on hexagonal pylons. This innovative architecture creates a high-density living area with open ground space.
20 min
Erasmus Bridge
This combined cable-stayed and bascule bridge crosses the Nieuwe Maas River, connecting the north and south of Rotterdam. It is the city’s main landmark and appears in its official logo.
15 min
Euromast
The Euromast is an observation tower built for the 1960 Floriade Flower Expo and listed as a monument since 2010. It is the tallest building in the Netherlands and a member of the World Federation of Great Towers.
Delft
Delft is known for its connection to the House of Orange-Nassau and its blue pottery. Visitors have time to enjoy views of the city center and have lunch on their own.
30 min
Stadhuis Delft
The Renaissance-style City Hall is located on the Markt square opposite the Nieuwe Kerk. It serves as the seat of local government and hosts civic wedding ceremonies, though most administrative offices have moved to the railway station building.
15 min
New Church
This Protestant church on Delft’s Markt square features a tower completed in 1872, which is the second highest in the Netherlands after Utrecht's Domtoren.
15 min
Markt
The market square features many restaurants, bars, and shops. Visitors can walk around and choose where to have lunch.
15 min
Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles
Visitors choose one location to visit: either the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory or Madurodam. Royal Delft is the only surviving 17th-century factory producing Delft Blue earthenware, active for over 360 years, with live painting demonstrations.
45 min
Madurodam
Madurodam is a miniature park in The Hague covering 1.8 square kilometers, featuring 1:25 scale models of famous Dutch buildings and historical sites. It has been known as the smallest city in the world since 1972 and includes over 120 landmarks.
45 min
Peace Palace
The Peace Palace in The Hague houses the International Court of Justice, Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague Academy of International Law, and the Peace Palace Library.
20 min
Noordeinde Palace
One of three official palaces of the Dutch royal family, Noordeinde Palace has served as King Willem-Alexander’s official workplace since 2013.
House of Representatives
This building is part of the Dutch parliament, responsible for drafting laws, overseeing the government, and deciding if the cabinet or ministers have sufficient confidence.
30 min
Binnenhof & Ridderzaal
Built mostly in the 13th century, the Binnenhof served as residence for the counts of Holland and later became the political center of the Dutch Republic. It is the oldest parliament building still in use worldwide.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
The Hague, Delft and Rotterdam Small-Group Day Tour (Max. 8 People)
by K7 Travel Amsterdam
Choose from 2 available options
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.€258Overview
This small-group day tour, limited to a maximum of eight people, departs from Amsterdam and lasts about nine to ten hours. Hotel pickup is included, and each guest receives a bottle of water. The tour begins in Rotterdam, known for having Europe’s largest seaport. Visitors explore the Markthal, a large indoor market with extensive murals, followed by a visit to the Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk, the only remaining medieval building in the city. The group then walks through the Oude Haven, a historic harbor area with bars and restaurants, and sees the Kijk-Kubus cube houses, an example of innovative architecture. The tour continues with stops at the Erasmus Bridge, an important city landmark, and a photo opportunity at the Euromast observation tower, the tallest building in the Netherlands. Next, the group travels to Delft, where there is time to walk around the city center, view the Renaissance-style Stadhuis and the New Church with its tower completed in 1872, and spend about 15 minutes walking on the Markt square. Lunch is not included but can be enjoyed independently in Delft. In the afternoon, the tour proceeds to The Hague, the administrative and royal capital of the Netherlands. Visitors see the Peace Palace, home to international courts, and Noordeinde Palace, the official workplace of King Willem-Alexander. The group also views the House of Representatives and the Binnenhof with the Ridderzaal, the historic 13th-century parliament complex still in use today. Guests choose one visit between Madurodam, a miniature park with scale models of Dutch landmarks, or the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory, the only surviving factory of its kind from the 17th century, where live painting demonstrations are available. The tour involves walking and is not recommended for guests with limited mobility.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Markthal
The first stop is the Markthal in Rotterdam, the largest indoor market with almost 11,000 square meters of murals on the walls, the biggest indoor paintings worldwide. Visitors can find traditional Dutch foods such as cheese, herring fish, and stroopwafels.
30 min
Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk
This church is Rotterdam's only medieval building and the first all-stone structure in the city. After damage in World War II, it was repaired and now hosts exhibitions, concerts, and other events in addition to church services.
20 min
Oude Haven
The Old Harbour, built in 1350, is Rotterdam's oldest port. It is surrounded by historic buildings and now features bars and restaurants. Visitors can see old barges and modern yachts moored here while walking casually around the area.
15 min
Kijk-Kubus
The cube houses in Rotterdam are designed to optimize urban housing space by tilting cubes 45 degrees on hexagonal pylons. This innovative architecture creates a high-density living area with open ground space.
20 min
Erasmus Bridge
This combined cable-stayed and bascule bridge crosses the Nieuwe Maas River, connecting the north and south of Rotterdam. It is the city’s main landmark and appears in its official logo.
15 min
Euromast
The Euromast is an observation tower built for the 1960 Floriade Flower Expo and listed as a monument since 2010. It is the tallest building in the Netherlands and a member of the World Federation of Great Towers.
Delft
Delft is known for its connection to the House of Orange-Nassau and its blue pottery. Visitors have time to enjoy views of the city center and have lunch on their own.
30 min
Stadhuis Delft
The Renaissance-style City Hall is located on the Markt square opposite the Nieuwe Kerk. It serves as the seat of local government and hosts civic wedding ceremonies, though most administrative offices have moved to the railway station building.
15 min
New Church
This Protestant church on Delft’s Markt square features a tower completed in 1872, which is the second highest in the Netherlands after Utrecht's Domtoren.
15 min
Markt
The market square features many restaurants, bars, and shops. Visitors can walk around and choose where to have lunch.
15 min
Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles
Visitors choose one location to visit: either the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory or Madurodam. Royal Delft is the only surviving 17th-century factory producing Delft Blue earthenware, active for over 360 years, with live painting demonstrations.
45 min
Madurodam
Madurodam is a miniature park in The Hague covering 1.8 square kilometers, featuring 1:25 scale models of famous Dutch buildings and historical sites. It has been known as the smallest city in the world since 1972 and includes over 120 landmarks.
45 min
Peace Palace
The Peace Palace in The Hague houses the International Court of Justice, Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague Academy of International Law, and the Peace Palace Library.
20 min
Noordeinde Palace
One of three official palaces of the Dutch royal family, Noordeinde Palace has served as King Willem-Alexander’s official workplace since 2013.
House of Representatives
This building is part of the Dutch parliament, responsible for drafting laws, overseeing the government, and deciding if the cabinet or ministers have sufficient confidence.
30 min
Binnenhof & Ridderzaal
Built mostly in the 13th century, the Binnenhof served as residence for the counts of Holland and later became the political center of the Dutch Republic. It is the oldest parliament building still in use worldwide.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.