City break to Rotterdam

Experiencing everything the Netherlands has to offer in one day? This excursion makes it possible. First you explore the capital of the Netherlands still in its original size during a city walk through Den Haag. Then we will continue to nearby Madurodam park. This is a miniature world that introduces you to the highlights and heritage of the Netherlands in a playful way. Madurodam is suitable for all ages and very family-friendly. Children can discover and also try out a lot here. Immerse yourself in the miniatur world of the Netherlands!

Join us on a tour of Rotterdam past the city's landmarks, such as the Kubus Apartments or the Wittehuis, to the unique Market Hall. With its remarkable building, it attracts all eyes. It combines living space, grocery shops and various market stalls with delicious delicacies. Stroll through the market hall and decide which stall you would like to stop at to taste the different delicacies. Whether cheese or sausage, typical Dutch specialities or delicious donuts, there is a taste for everyone!

Thanks to Europe's largest seaport, Rotterdam is not only a hub for important transport routes. The city is also one of the cultural centres of the Netherlands - with a university, universities of applied sciences, music academy and art academy. The best way to discover this diversity is on a cycle tour. You cycle past the old clinker brick houses of the suburbs and charming Wilhelminian style houses, to the world-famous cube houses and through the park ‘De Kralingse Bos’ with its popular lake. The modern architecture of the new city is also impressive. The programme includes the gigantic Erasmus Bridge, the Kunsthalle, the tunnel under the Maas and the Schouwburgplein.

The excursion cannot be booked for cruises with the A-ROSA ALEA.

While it’s true that Rotterdam can look back on a long history, the city gives an outward impression of being refreshingly modern. Rotterdam is the Netherlands’ main centre of architecture – over the last 20 years an impressive collection of skyscrapers has transformed its skyline. The 46-metre-high Witte Huis was the first skyscraper in Europe, and there’s no denying that the city’s famous Cube Houses are unique too. During your tour, you will also see the gigantic Erasmus Bridge, which was completed in 1996. All this and much more you will discover during our city tour through Rotterdam.

Discover Rotterdam on a city walk through modern design and historical heritage. Rotterdam is the most important architectural city in the Netherlands - in the last 20 years an impressive skyscraper skyline has developed. Marvel at the futuristic Market Hall building, the spectacular cube houses and the Witte Huis, Europe's first skyscraper. Learn exciting stories about life in the port city of Rotterdam during your walk.

Rotterdam is home to Europe's largest seaport. But with a university, a technical college, a music college and an art academy, the city is also one of the cultural centres of the Netherlands. The best way to see its sheer variety is by bike. You will cycle past the old clinker-houses of the suburbs and past charming houses, to the world famous Cube Houses and through the De Kralingse Bos park with its popular lake. The modern architecture of the new city is also impressive. During your tour, you will also see the gigantic Erasmus Bridge, the Art Hall and the Schouwburgplein.

Experience some of Rotterdam’s various highlights – both 185 metres from the ground and 6 metres below sea level. Rotterdam is fascinating on all levels. After a short bus tour through the newer part of the city, you’ll scale the dizzy heights of the Euromast tower. Standing 185 metres tall, it was built for the Floriade exhibition in 1960. From the 112-metre-high observation deck you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view across the modern skyline and the harbour. On a clear day it’s possible to look out across the North Sea. From up here you can venture even higher by taking the rotating glass lift, called the Euroscoop, up to 185 metres. Once you’re back on the ground, the tour will continue, taking in the beautifully designed and cutting-edge market hall building, which has proven very popular with visitors since it opened in 2014. Here you’ll have the opportunity to sample typical Dutch specialities including herring, cheese, genever and traditional syrup waffles. Afterwards there’ll be time for you to explore on your own before you are taken back to the ship.

Rotterdam has a lot to offer, and you can’t reach all of its highlights on foot. Why not go and see exactly what you’re interested in, whether it’s the Euromast tower, the MS Rotterdam, Wilhelmina Pier, the Maritime Museum Harbour – or something else. Simply book your private people carrier to ensure that you can get around the city easily and comfortably. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

Rotterdam shows off one impressive sight after another, from its beautiful skyline to the historic harbour, as well as the Wilhelmina Pier with the Hotel New York and the colourful market hall building. There is a lot to see in Rotterdam, and your private English-speaking tour guide will be happy to give you an individual tour of this multifaceted city with the highlights you want to see.

Discover this impressive metropolis easily and comfortably with your partner or travel companion – and explore several different parts of town in one day. There’s so much to see in Rotterdam. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

While it’s true that Rotterdam can look back on a long history, the city gives an outward impression of being refreshingly modern. Rotterdam is the Netherlands’ main centre of architecture – over the last 20 years an impressive collection of skyscrapers has transformed its skyline. The 46-metre-high Witte Huis was the first skyscraper in Europe, and there’s no denying that the city’s famous Cube Houses are unique too. Of course, during your visit you’ll also see the extraordinary market hall building, which is shaped like a giant aircraft hangar. The interior of the market hall boasts an 11,000-square-metre artwork made up of panels decorated with images of fruit and vegetables. Another thing that makes the building unique is that, as well as housing a market, shops, eateries and a car park, it also has residential units.

Capital of the province Zuid-Holland, and the seat of the Dutch government and parliament, as well as home to the Dutch royal family - The Hague is world famous. The excursion first takes you to the Binnenhof, the impressive main square which dominates the historic city centre. This large rectangular courtyard is surrounded by stately buildings and was the starting point of urban development in the 13th century. In the 17th century, it was considered the centre of European diplomacy and today it is the seat of the Dutch Parliament. Northeast of the square there is the Royal Palace and official residence of the Queen. Behind that you will find the Vredespaleis (Palace of Peace), home to the International Court of Justice. Then continue to Delft, famous for the porcelain Delfts Blauw and for its painter Johannes Vermeer. Here you have time for a leisurely walk along the canals, churches, mansions and beautiful courtyards.

Experience Rotterdam in a special and comfortable way - with a personalised rickshaw ride that takes you through the most beautiful and exciting corners of the city! Sit back and relax while your personal driver takes you to the highlights of Rotterdam, such as the impressive Market Hall or the Euromast.