A complete intro to Rotterdam: Highlights, Hidden Gems, Past (WWII), Present and Future. From architecture to customs and strange stories; guided by a Local Rotterdam guide. Small groups or Private.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- Reserve now & pay later
- Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration 3 hours
- Check availability to see starting times.
- Live tour guide
- Dutch, English
- Wheelchair accessible
- Private group available
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
An excellent and very informative tour. Highly recommended.
The guide was enthusiastic about his walk. That made the walk very informative and interesting.
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The meeting point is at Eendrachtsplein / Oude Binnenweg 137: in front of the Santa Clause statue. The guide will have a YELLOW Rottourdam umbrella. The guide will have a YELLOW Rottourdam umbrella. You can reach this location by tram and metro. You can use your debit card to pay for public transport in Rotterdam (tram/train/bus/metro). Or buy a temporary OV-card at one of the 'Verkoop' OV-machines in metro or train stations. Metro: Lines A, B and C stop at Eendrachtsplein. Exit the metro at station Eendrachtsplein. There are 4 exits of the station, walk towards the 'Oude Binnenweg' exit. Tram: tramlines 4, 7, 23, 125 all stop at stop 'Eendrachtsplein'. Trams from central station: From Rotterdam central station it is only 2 stops (5min) to the starting location, and it will cost you about €1,22 euro. Tram 4 towards: Heemraadsplein Tram 7 towards: Willemsplein Tram 23 towards: Beverwaard Tram 125 towards: Stadion Feyenoord
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- Alcohol and drugs
Know before you go
- Kindly note the tour will take up to 3 hours. There will be small sitting and toilet breaks. In the case of city events or extreme weather, the route might slightly change, and the tour might last a bit longer or shorter. It is possible to take photos, but to finish the tour in-time, it is important to keep a steady pace. :)