Top South Holland Audio Guides - page 2

Hop on the Waterbus with a ticket and a digital guide of Rotterdam, and Kinderdijk. These are available in the WeGoTrip app. You will get the instructions on how to collect the ticket and the optional digital guide via your email, SMS and WhatsApp. The digital guide includes maps, photos, scripts, and audio commentary. The waterbus leaves every hour between 9:15 am and 5:15 pm. Please note it's better to start early in the morning to visit all the locations! The return journey leaves every hour between 9:45 am and 5:45 pm. Explore Rotterdam: harbor, Cube Houses, St. Laurens Church, and City Hall. Marvel at Kinderdijk windmills and discover Dutch water management history.

This tour will take you on a journey through Van Gogh’s footsteps, beginning at the evocative Potato Eaters Sculpture in Central Park, a tribute to the masterpiece he painted here, and concluding at The Potato Eaters House, the very home where Van Gogh found inspiration among the villagers and their daily lives. Along the way you’ll see the areas he lived, his studio, his church, his statue, the paths he walked, the windmill he painted, and so much more. The tour never expires. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour his hands free and plays automatically as you walk.

Dordrecht may be the oldest city in Holland, but most visitors have never heard of it. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace how the city's medieval monopoly on river trade made it the most powerful city in Holland and hear how that ended in a single night. Starting at Scheffersplein, beside a statue whose rejected commission went to a sculptor who later created the Statue of Liberty, you'll walk the Voorstraat the lowest sea dike in the Netherlands. You'll pass through the narrowest house in Dordrecht, a 17th-century almshouse built by a notorious loan shark hoping to save his soul, and along a street that once housed 70 wine cellars. At the harbourfront, hear how the Saint Elizabeth flood of 1421 wiped out Dordrecht's fortune overnight, and pass the city gate where Charles V, Napoleon, and William of Orange all entered. The tour ends at the statue of Johan and Cornelis de Witt two brothers who rose to lead the Dutch Republic before meeting a brutal end.

It’s no coincidence that Rotterdam was included in the prestigious 2025 New York Times list of 52 Places to Go. This beautiful Dutch city is brimming with fascinating stories and interesting sites – if you know where to look. On this walking tour, you’ll get a broad overview of the ‘must-see’ places, as well as the little things of interest that most visitors miss. The tour starts near the Erasmus Bridge. From there, you’ll have a chance to explore the many fascinating sights Rotterdam has to offer, like old streets and harbors, super modern architecture, historic statues, medieval churches, and so much more! I’ll also share the unconventional nickname of Paul McCarthy’s Santa Claus sculpture. The tour ends with a bang in front of the city’s most spectacular modern architectural landmark, the Art Depot of the Boijmans van Beuningen Museum. By the end of this tour, you will have learned lots of interesting new things and had a chance to appreciate Rotterdam even more.

Delve into the enchanting world of Royal Delft, the last remaining Delftware factory from the 17th century. Witness the meticulous craftsmanship behind iconic Dutch treasures as skilled artisans bring history to life before your eyes. Explore the cultural significance and symbolism of Delft Blue pottery, immersing yourself in centuries-old traditions. Plus, discover our exclusive museum shop housing authentic souvenirs and hand-painted masterpieces. With the option to tailor your experience with additional activities in Rotterdam, our tour promises a truly unique and unforgettable adventure. Don't miss out – book your place today!

Discover the magical city of Maastricht at your own pace with this guided tour With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore iconic attractions such as the Wilhelminabrug, the Dominican Church, San Servacio or Dinghuis. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 3h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

There's much more to the Netherlands than Amsterdam, and this tour showcases the best of South Holland. Discover the culture and history of Rotterdam, Delft, and The Hague on a tour that takes you through some of the country’s most scenic countryside and picturesque towns. Enjoy a full VIP service from the start of your trip to the very end, and see important local sites such as the Cube House, the modern Markthal, and the Erasmus Bridge.

WHY CHOOSE US? More than an audio tour - your complete Dordrecht city guide in one app. Some audio tours cost a little less. With CityAppTour, you simply get more: 41 richly detailed stories, audio & written text, photos, spoken navigation, practical city information and carefully selected local tips. Follow our 3.9 km route through Dordrecht's historic harbour district and discover the Grote Kerk, Groothoofdspoort, Huis van Gijn and the merchant history of Holland's oldest city, where three great rivers meet. Our stories go beyond short facts, giving you the background, details and context that bring Dordrecht to life. - 41 richly detailed stories in audio & text - Spoken navigation between stops - Photos, city info & food and drink tips - Works offline - Yours to keep - the tour never expires - Explore at your own pace More stories. More information. More freedom.

In the 1600s, a single tulip bulb sold for the price of a canal house - and the flower that started the famous tulip mania was planted right here in Leiden. This walking tour follows a trail that takes you to that spot at the Hortus Botanicus and through the streets where Rembrandt grew up, sketched his earliest works, and became the painter who would define the Dutch Golden Age. Along the way, you will hear how Leiden's canals were built as moats to stop invaders, why poems cover the city walls instead of graffiti, and how a group of English refugees, called the pilgrims, sheltered here before sailing - with nine future US Presidents among their descendants. Your local guide walks you through 12 stops, from the atmospheric Galgewater canal to the panoramic fortress of De Burcht. Along the way, you can get a Rembrandt-style portrait sketched and explore one of the city's hidden hofjes. Available in 9 languages. Works offline. No schedule, no group - just you and the city.

A city that was bombed flat in fifteen minutes and chose to rebuild itself as one of Europe's boldest architectural experiments. This self-guided audio walking tour of Rotterdam takes you through that extraordinary story, from the City Hall that survived the Blitz to the mirrored art depot in Museumpark. You'll hear how a man escaped a castle in a book chest and went on to shape international law, why a giant bronze Santa Claus caused a citywide scandal, and how a barber accidentally invented the Netherlands' most popular street food. With 24 stops and rich storytelling through the Tourific app, you set your own pace with no fixed schedule and no group to follow. Over 20,000 travelers have used this self-guided tours. Start whenever you like, pause for kapsalon or a museum visit, and pick up where you left off. The tour comes with a full refund guarantee, so if Rotterdam's story doesn't move you, you pay nothing.

Rotterdam is the one Dutch city with no old town, and fifteen minutes on the afternoon of 14 May 1940 explain why. This self-guided walking tour traces what the city built in its place, running from Rotterdam Centraal to the Erasmus Bridge past the last medieval church, the tilted Cube Houses, the Markthal and Zadkine's Destroyed City. Everything runs from your smartphone, with no app to download. Each of the 9 stops comes with a map, walking directions and a short audio story, plus an interactive quiz to test what you have just heard. Audio and text are available in 7 languages. Start whenever you like, pause for a coffee, and take as long as you want. No group, no schedule and no guide waiting on you: just the city and the story, at your own pace.

Get to know Valkenburg better on a fun e-scavenger hunt. If you enjoy the freedom of independent travel but want the structure of a guided tour, this self-guided tour via smartphone app is ideal. Solve puzzles with your team as you make your way around Valkenburg. While the tour takes 2–4 hours, you can go at your own pace and start/stop whenever you need.

Take a self-guided audio tour through The Hague - the political heart of The Netherlands. Explore elegant streets filled with powerful buildings, from royal palaces to Het Torentje (the Prime Minister's office), brimming with stories. This audio tour takes you through the city's historical center, pointing out its most interesting facets and share the (sometimes tall) tales behind them. Starting at Plein square, you'll head to Binnenhof, which houses the national government, and the Mauritshuis Museum. Stroll along the Dutch Baroque buildings on Lange Voorhout Street and hear about Hotel des Indes whose guests include Winston Churchill, three former US presidents, Michael Jackson, and Prince. Discover why the city is called The Hague, learn about the only time a country has eaten their head of government, and find out why images of storks are everywhere. You might even bump into a minister or two! Afterwards, you'll know more about The Hague than the average Dutchie!

Eindhoven's story is one of constant reinvention. On this walking tour, you'll discover how a small medieval settlement transformed into a technological powerhouse where Philips and the compact disc were born, exploring the city's stunning modern architecture along the way. Starting at Philips Stadium, you'll walk past the iconic Lichttoren — the former Philips lightbulb factory — through 18 Septemberplein, named after the city's wartime liberation, and past De Blob, the futuristic glass and steel structure that exemplifies Eindhoven's bold approach to urban design. Along the way, hear how post-war reconstruction created one of the Netherlands' most forward-thinking cities, and stop at St. Catherine's Church, designed by the architect behind Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. The tour ends at Stratumseind, the Netherlands' longest pub street — a fitting place to reflect on Eindhoven's remarkable journey from industrial powerhouse to design capital.

Tulip fields are synonymous with the Netherlands, but knowing where to go and how to view them can be tricky without local knowledge. On this self-drive tour from Amsterdam, hop abord a open-air, two-seater Renault Twizy, and drive along a fixed, GPS-guided route through flower fields and a flower bulb nursery. Along the way, listen to handy and insightful audio commentary, and stop whenever you want to snap photos.

Combine a visit to the Keukenhof Gardens with a beautiful windmill Cruise (of approximately 1 hours) on the 'Kagerplassen' (also known as the 'Amsterdam Lakes') During the cruise you can enjoy the beautiful views, historic windmills and typical Dutch villages in the famous bulb region. The boat is covered and offers an open deck as well, providing great photo opportunities, so be sure to bring your camera! Come at your own pace and first enjoy a beautiful 1 hour windmill Cruise on one of the great ships of Rederij van Hulst. When checking in for the cruise you will get your timed entrance ticket for the Keukenhof Gardens which can be visited after the cruise. The Keukenhof Gardens are located only 15 minutes (by car) from the cruise departing point. With the Keukenhof ticket you will have directly access to the gardens (we will reserve a time slot after the cruise for you) Attention! You will receive the Keukenhof ticket at our meeting point in Warmond.

We invite you to discover the two most important cities in the Netherlands: The Hague (our political capital), the legal center of the world with its chic architecture, and the futuristic city of the future, Rotterdam, in one day!  This is a unique opportunity to see two completely different worlds that are only 30 minutes away from each other. Why such a stunning contrast in lifestyles, architectural solutions, and tastes? We will ask about the history and find out what actually happened on the territory of these two cities during the Spanish Inquisition, Napoleonic conquests, and World War II. We are waiting for two excursions at a pace that is comfortable for you; a traditional Dutch lunch and a half-hour transfer by train or car between cities. It will be an unforgettable and eventful day with the maximum benefit from the time spent. time - 7 hour * Please note that the train ticket is not included in the tour price and costs approximately 10 euros per person for a two-way trip.

A Pub Trail is a scavenger hunt through Leiden, combined with short pub games in cafés that you choose yourselves. For friends, colleagues and families who want to explore the city without feeling like tourists. You walk together through the city, complete challenges, and play games in the cafés. The group stays together, and the player with the most points wins a prize. Pub Trail Leiden is an activity, not a traditional pub crawl. You choose the cafés yourselves: no fixed bars, no set routes. This gives you the freedom to choose the cafés you want to visit. Pub Trail Leiden is an active and playful experience, much more fun than a standard walking tour.

This two-hour walking tour reveals how Rotterdam transformed from a fishing village into Europe’s largest port and a hub of bold, modern architecture after WWII’s devastating bombing. Starting at the surviving City Hall, you’ll explore landmarks like Piet Blom’s iconic Cube Houses, the iridescent Markthal, and St Lawrence Church. Wander the Old Harbor, where historic ships meet skyscrapers, and see innovative sites like the silver Boijmans Van Beuningen Depot and Europe’s first city surf pool. Stroll along the Maas River for views of the Erasmus Bridge, and explore creative Witte de Withstraat. Along the way, you’ll uncover Rotterdam’s resilient spirit, striking design, and vibrant culture—capturing why it’s known as the Netherlands’ most modern city.

Go on a discovery tour of Schiedam. Discover the most important and famous locations of the city. Search for the city's treasures with your family or friends. Can you complete the assignments? Will you get the top score in the city? This E-scavenger hunt will give you a fantastic day in Schiedam. Decide for yourself when you start, pause and end. It's your party only and you'll get to know the city in a unique way. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. You can do this tour whenever you choose.

See the sights of the South Holland tulip-growing region the fun and sustainable way, by 2-person Renault Twizy electric microcar, on this self-led tour with GPS navigation and audio guide. Covering about 25 miles (40 kilometers), mainly on country roads, you'll stop at medieval Dever Castle (‘t Huys Dever) and 18th-century Warmond Castle (Huys te Warmont), and visit the grounds of 17th-century Oud Poelgeest Castle and historic Keukenhof Castle.

Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Gouda. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll bridge the gap between entrepreneurs, cheesemakers and traders that shaped Gouda. If you can only name five cities in the Netherlands, Gouda is bound to be one of them. This is no doubt the result of that delicious cheese packed tightly in its yellow wax jacket, now available across the globe. This tour starts at the historic Goudse Waag. You’ll be treated to so much more than cheese during your journey. As you explore the heart of the old city, walking past picturesque canals and houses that belong in 17th-century paintings, you’ll hear how Gouda has been both one of the wealthiest and the poorest of Dutch cities over the centuries. There are plenty of places to stop to pull up a chair, order a coffee, and watch the world walk or cycle past. By the end of this walk around Gouda, you’ll have a sense of the city’s complex past and what makes it unique.

Delft is one of the Netherlands' most beautifully preserved medieval cities, and it also happens to be a great place to try out some local snacks. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace Delft's history from its medieval brewing empire to its enduring food traditions, discovering how canals, trade, and a few catastrophic accidents shaped this remarkable city. The tour starts at the Markt, Delft's vast central square, where a weekly market has been held since the 1100s. From there, you'll wind through the city's historic core, past the Beestenmarkt: a former cattle market now lined with cafés and along quiet streets where Johannes Vermeer once lived with his wife, 11 children, and mother-in-law. You'll also stop at the Prinsenhof, the former monastery that served as headquarters for Willem van Oranje during the Dutch war of independence from Spain. The tour ends at Stads-Koffyhuis, a charming café where you can try Dutch apple pie made from a recipe first printed in 1514.

This self-guided walking tour explores Rotterdam’s remarkable transformation from a medieval port town to a bold architectural hub following the 1940 bombing. Starting at Central Station and ending at Schouwburgplein, the route winds through canals, harbours, and city streets, uncovering hidden gems like the City Hall’s inner garden and fire border markers. Highlights include the dazzling Art Depot, vibrant Market Hall, Cube Houses, medieval St Lawrence Church, lively Witte de Withstraat, and the historic White House—Europe’s first skyscraper. Along the way, enjoy food stops, public art, and stories that reveal the city's resilience and creativity. Whether you're new to Rotterdam or returning, you'll leave with a deeper appreciation for this ever-evolving city.