Top South Holland Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 9

Following pickup from your accommodation, take part in a short meet and greet with your driver before starting your journey, At the Tulip Experience Amsterdam you will see the history of the tulip in their museum. After that you can go into the bulb fields with more then 1 millions tulips and 700 different kinds and make some nice pictures. At the end you can pluck your own tulips. When you are done your driver will bring you to the Keukenhof. The Keukenhof is a flower park in Lisse, the park has an area of 32 hectares, and attracts more then 1 million people each year with its millions of flowers. Zaanse Schans, a region of the Netherlands full of traditional structures. Tour the wooden dwellings, windmills, and quaint little shops. Above all, you can admire the traditional mills scattered throughout the town, each of which has its own purpose. You will also see a wooden shoe demonstration and can taste all different kind of dutch cheeses.

Take photos you’ll be proud to share to social media on an Instagram-friendly tour of Rotterdam with a local guide. Rotterdam is a very photogenic city but don’t risk getting lost and missing the best spots. Your guide will take you past landmarks including the Cube Houses and Centraal Station and tell you about their historical and cultural significance while you take photos for your feed.

The Best Way to Discover The Hague: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour! Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a coffee at the historic Plein or browse the boutiques near Noordeinde and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Escher in Het Paleis, The Hague’s Historic Museum, Mauritshuis, Het Plein, Binnenhof, Rijksmuseum de Gevangenpoort, Noordeinde Palace, Royal Stables, World Peace Flame, and the Peace Palace.

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!

The second largest port in the world, rising from the ashes of the Second World War, a fishing village and a gallery of the latest architectural art - all this is the city of Rotterdam! One of the most expensive and beautiful bridges in Europe is waiting for us - the swan bridge, which rests on one pylon and proudly rises above the stormy waters of the Meuse River. We will walk with you along the alley of memory and sorrow of the 2nd World War and remember that we had one common huge tragedy in the past. A striking contrast for us will be the building of the City Hall, which is one of the few objects in the city that remained intact after the bombing of 1940. We will analyze the sculptural design of the facades, which has a special semantic content. I will tell you what unique animals live in the Rotterdam Zoo, where the ship-hotel is located, how the kingdom of tulips lives today and what hobby its king has, about new trends in the education system and what is the cost of living.

In this tour we explore the story of the big storm of 1953 that hit the South-West of the Netherlands. The dykes which had been neglected in WW2 broke and large parts were flooded. Almost 2000 people died and the damage was extensive. After the flood the Delta Works prevent a disaster from happening again. We visit the iconic places including the Flood Museum housed in the caissons that were used to close the biggest gap. 10-11 hours tour duration is travel time included.

Say goodbye to taxicabs and public transportation as we offer you a seamless, door-to-door transfer from Rotterdam Cruise Port to Amsterdam ! Avoid the hassle of searching for taxis or dealing with crowded buses or trains. Our qualified English-speaking driver will pick you up at your desired location, ensuring you have a comfortable and stress-free ride. Plus, we take care of your luggage, so you can travel with ease. Say goodbye to transportation inconveniences and book your hassle-free journey with us today! Why Choose Us: Convenient Pickup: We'll pick you up right at your desired location in making your journey as convenient as possible. English-Speaking Driver: Your journey will be in the hands of a qualified local driver who speaks English fluently, ensuring clear communication and a comfortable experience. Luggage Assistance: Leave the heavy lifting to us! Our driver will handle your luggage with care, so you can travel with ease.

On this self-guided audio tour, your phone becomes your guide through 15 stops where stories hide in plain sight. See the spot where a Dutch leader was torn apart by a mob. Pass a hotel that sheltered Jewish refugees while Nazis occupied the lobby. End at the Peace Palace, where the world's most powerful courts charge sitting heads of state. No group, no fixed start time. Pause for coffee, duck into the Mauritshuis to meet Vermeer's Girl, or explore royal gardens and then pick up where you left off. The tour is available in 9 languages and the app works fully offline. Perfect for first time visitors. If you'd rather set your own pace than be herded between stops, this tour is for you. Our self-guided tours are trusted by over 20,000 travelers, and come with a full refund guarantee.

Have you visited the Anne Frank House? Now you can follow her story to Westerbork Concentration Camp. Here we widen our scope from this one family to the 102000 Jews and 245 Roma deported through this camp to the death camps in Germany. The core of this tour is a 3 hour visit to the Westerbork Camp and its Remembrance center. Because of driving times to Westerbork we have added stops half way for interest and relaxation. Total tour time from start to finish is 8-9 hours. We start at Anne Frank's original house in Amsterdam and half way on the road to Westerbork we visit another hideout, the Hidden Village in the woods at Vierhouten. On the way back we take the route across the Closure Dam so you can see one of the great waterworks of the Netherlands.

Follow in the footsteps of Dick Winters and his Band of Brothers during operation Market-Garden and on the Island. You will visit all the places related to the Band of Brothers saga in Holland. It is a busy tour so "Hang Tough". And we have a lunch break at an interesting museum. 10-11 hours tour duration is travel time included. The battlefield tour character of this trip means a lot of shorter and longer drives to and between locations.

Hardly you will be able to find a windmill complex like Kinderdijk anywhere else in the world. Kinderdijk is a UNESCO-listed site with 19 preserved in perfect condition windmills. You can walk endlessly along small canals and windmills standing in a row, making beautiful photos. After Kinderdijk you will visit the old Dutch city of Gouda, famous for its Gouda cheese and stroopwafels.

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.

Kinderdijk is one of the most extraordinary feats of water engineering in the world. It’s a landscape that’s shaped not by geography – but by centuries of human determination to hold back the sea. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll discover how Dutch ingenuity transformed a flood-prone polder into a UNESCO World Heritage site, and how the millers who kept it dry still live and work here today. You’ll walk along the Lekdijk, a dike protecting around a million people from the river Lek, and descend past modern pumping stations into the polder – roughly a metre and a half below sea level. You’ll encounter two rows of windmills – round brick mills on one side and lighter octagonal wooden ones on the other – each reflecting the separate water boards that once governed this divided landscape. You’ll hear about the Hoek family, millers who’ve lived at Kinderdijk since the 1740s and whose descendants still operate the mills today.

A stroll through Delft feels a bit like walking through a Vermeer painting. Nestled between Rotterdam and the Hague, the centre of one of Holland’s oldest cities is a historical oasis, largely untouched by modernity. On this self-guided walking tour through Amsterdam’s smaller, cuter and less crowded cousin, you’ll hear the city’s fascinating and unexpected stories. You’ll explore the city’s historical heart, taking in charming squares and walking alongside picturesque canals. You'll hear stories about the city’s rich history, its famous figures, and some of the small details that make Delft so unique. These stories are often fascinating, sometimes surprising, and every now and then also a little funny. History doesn't have to be dull after all! This tour offers an engaging and light-hearted walk through the old part of Delft with an experienced tour guide who has lived and studied here for many years.

Don't feel like searching through all the tours, but really want to make something unique of it? That is possible with us. The minivan for a group up to 8 persons is really made available for you and is therefore private. Our driver will go everywhere within the indicated areas and you will make efficient use of your time. You can even make your own flexibel schedule or ask us for details. We will make the most efficient of South-Holland!

WHY CHOOSE US? We offer the best stories (30) handpicked by a local guide. Not just dry facts, but engaging tales that bring the city to life. Loved by travelers – or your money back! Discover Eindhoven with an audio tour that takes you through the stories of the city of technology, design and innovation. During this 3.4 km self-guided walking tour, you’ll stroll past modern architecture, historic landmarks and lively squares, from 18 September Square and St. Catherine’s Church to De Blob, the Philips Museum and the iconic Light Tower. Along the way, you’ll hear how a small Brabant town grew into the birthplace of Philips and the design capital of the Netherlands. Discover the city’s industrial heritage, creative energy, PSV passion and the innovations that made Eindhoven internationally known. With the CityAppTour app, you explore Eindhoven at your own pace, without a guide or group, while the stories bring the city to life. Works offline!

The Best Way to Discover Rotterdam: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a snack at the futuristic Markthal or enjoy the river views at the Erasmus Bridge and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Cultural Context: Read the history and legends of each site as you explore. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: City Hall, Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk, Cube Houses, Witte Huis, Maritime Museum, De Boeg, Erasmus Bridge, and Wereldmuseum.

Embark on a breathtaking full-day journey that captures the true essence of the Netherlands—from the windmills of Kinderdijk to the vibrant canals and gabled houses of Amsterdam. Highlights: -Enjoy spectacular views of the 19 historic windmills at Kinderdijk -Visit a museum windmill and learn about life in the Dutch lowlands -Explore Amsterdam’s iconic canal ring, lined with elegant townhouses and charming bridges -Discover key landmarks including Dam Square, the Royal Palace, and more TRAVEL PLAN 08.55 AM: Pick up at your Hotel/ address in Rotterdam 09.00 – 09.30: Transfer to kinderdijk 09.30 – 11.30: Visit Kinderdijk, including the Museum Mill 11.30 – 12.15: Transfer to Leerdam for lunch. 12.15 - 13.00: Lunch at Restaurant "Aan de Linge", located right on a River, with lovely views of the water and small boats. Elegant but relaxed, with seasonal local cuisine. 13.00 – 14.00: Transfer to Amsterdam 14.00 – 17.00: Visit Amsterdam 17.00 – 18.00: Transfer back to Rotterdam

Explore two of the oldest Dutch cities in one day. Vibrant cities, nowadays with opposite architectural images but still telling stories about turbulent times. - The clashing point of traditional and avant-garde architecture styles (cube houses) - The greenest city in the Netherlands and the biggest European port where potatoes “struggle each others” - Drink a coffee at lowest Dutch point below sea level (-7,67 m) - A completely different Red Light District - Undergo picturesque canal cruise through “Little Amsterdam” - Meet two historical personalities, one artist and one scientist from - 17th century charged humanity by their works - Marvel old artefacts and still persisting artwork technique one of the most, worldwide famous tin-glazed majolica - Discover background of Dutch national and the first world bourgeois revolution and life and death of its leader and father of the fatherland - The most attributed city to Dutch Royal family

Dordrecht is a charming city located in the Netherlands. The city is known for its rich history, picturesque canals, and beautiful architecture. The combination of a shared walking & boat tour you can experience the city and all its beautiful highlights. The boat tour takes you through the city's picturesque canals, giving you a unique perspective of the city's architecture and history. You'll pass by some of Dordrecht's most iconic landmarks. Along the way, your guide will provide interesting facts and stories about the city's past, making the tour both informative and enjoyable. After the boat tour, you'll embark on a guided walking tour through the city's charming streets and town squares. Your guide will show you some of Dordrecht's hidden gems, including charming little shops and cafes, and take you to some of the city's most important historical sites. With a combination of a boat tour and a walking tour, you'll get a well-rounded experience of the oldest city of Holland.

Discover Rotterdam’s bold food scene on this guided food tour with 7 unique tastings in the heart of the city. Skip standard sightseeing and explore iconic spots like the famous Markthal, the eccentric Cube Houses, and the riverside near the Erasmus Bridge, while tasting some of the city’s most exciting plant-based food. Get ready for a surprising plantpowered “cheese” tasting to daring sweet-and-savory pastries and next-level street food. Led by a local guide, you’ll visit independent food spots and meet the rebel entrepreneurs redefining Rotterdam’s food scene with bold, innovative ideas. Along the way you’ll hear the real stories behind the city and learn the funny nicknames locals use for landmarks like the Erasmus Bridge (“The Swan”) and the city's most controversial statue, officially named Santa Claus but known by every local as Gnome Buttplug. Come hungry and experience Rotterdam’s famous no-nonsense energy, one bite at a time.

Keen gardeners and anyone who loves beautiful flowers will enjoy this visit to a Dutch tulip farm. Take a guided tour through the tulip fields, learning all about the colorful blooms, and get the chance to take photos. Relax over a hot drink and snack (own cost), and order tulip bulbs, which will be mailed to you in the correct season. Kids can also join an educational floral scavenger hunt.

WHY CHOOSE US? Discover the medieval city of Den Bosch at your own pace with this self-guided audio tour. Follow a scenic route through charming streets, lively squares, and hidden alleys while listening to more than 30 engaging stories. Instead of just sharing dates and facts, the tour brings the city to life with local legends, fascinating history, and surprising anecdotes, all carefully selected by a local guide. You'll visit highlights such as the impressive St. John's Cathedral, the historic Market Square, and the picturesque Binnendieze waterways, while learning about the world of Jheronimus Bosch and the traditions that make Den Bosch unique. Perfect for exploring at your own pace. The tour works completely offline, so all you need is your phone and your curiosity.

Experience Rotterdam like a local on a private, guided bike tour that goes beyond typical sightseeing. Tailored to your pace and interests, explore the city’s famous landmarks and hidden gems comfortably. Step inside the Cube Houses with an accredited guide who explains each level, visit historic Sint-Laurenskerk and the Stadhuis, then admire the modern skyline at Erasmus Bridge and Kop van Zuid. End with a coffee or tea while chatting with your guide about local life, food, and tips. Private groups of 1–7 ensure a personalized experience, plenty of photos, and freedom to ask questions. Perfect for first-time visitors, families, and curious travelers seeking a memorable, engaging ride.