Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen

Our journey begins at the very roots of this vibrant metropolis, tracing its origins back to the 13th century, when it was founded on the banks of the Rotte River. You'll hear tales of its remarkable rise, from a modest trading post to Europe's mightiest harbor, and the devastating impact of World War II that forced the city to reinvent itself. But Rotterdam is not just about its past. This dynamic city is a living laboratory of innovation, constantly pushing the boundaries of architecture and urban planning. You'll discover hidden gems, encounter unexpected stories, and gain a unique perspective on the city's exciting future. Highlights: Iconic Landmarks: Marvel at the Markthal, a modern masterpiece often dubbed the "Modern Sistine Chapel" and cross the majestic Erasmus bridge, a symbol of Rotterdam's resilience. Unique Experiences: Explore the vibrant Shipping Quarter, delve into the rich history of the Maritime District, and uncover the secrets of the Museum Quarter. Local Insights: Our knowledgeable Rotterdam guide, Yoreh, will share personal anecdotes and insider knowledge, bringing the city to life in a way no guidebook can. Experience: Small Group or Private: Enjoy a personalized experience with fellow travelers, or customize the tour to your own interests. Active Exploration: Expect a brisk pace with approximately 15,000 steps and 6 kilometers covered. Immersive Storytelling: Prepare to be captivated by engaging narratives and fascinating historical facts. Culinary Delights: Conclude your journey inside the vibrant Markthal, where a feast of flavors awaits. RotTOURdam: More than just a tour, it's an unforgettable experience. Book your adventure today!

Discover the vibrant and dynamic city of Rotterdam on this exciting bicycle tour that takes you to some of the most iconic and historic locations the city has to offer. From the famous Cube Houses to the bustling Market Hall, experience a perfect blend of Rotterdam’s modern architectural wonders and its rich maritime history. As you cycle through the city, not only will you explore key landmarks such as the Hotel New York, Erasmus Bridge, and the eye-catching Boijmans Van Beuningen Art Depot, but you’ll also learn about the city’s resilience and transformation after World War II. Throughout the tour, we will stop at various attractions, giving you plenty of opportunities to take photos, hear fascinating stories, and dive deeper into Rotterdam’s unique culture.

Embark on a comprehensive bike tour of Rotterdam with Guydeez. Your tour begins front of the shop at this address Weena 705, 3013 AM Rotterdam, Pays-Bas where you'll meet your guide and get acquainted with your bike. Then, set off to explore Rotterdam's highlights, including the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, an enormous pot-shaped mirror building housing artworks not currently on display. Continue your journey to the Kijk-Kubus, the first example of crazy modern architecture in Rotterdam, and marvel at the Markthal, where great art and food come together in an amazing way. Admire De Rotterdam, a beautiful building designed by Rem Koolhaas, and learn intriguing facts from your guide. Visit the Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk, an amazing church with a checkered past, and hear stories about its history. Next, cycle to Wilhelminapier, where you'll learn about the port of Rotterdam, its history, and its future. This area is also home to the most new architecture and interesting places in the city. Conclude your tour with a coffee break at the Fenix Food Factory, a charming spot with sweet little shops in a former warehouse. Cycle past the iconic Erasmus Bridge, known as the "Swan" bridge, and admire its beauty as you explore Rotterdam's city hall, one of the few pre-World War II buildings in the city. Experience Rotterdam's highlights like a local on this private bike tour, gaining insights into the city's culture, architecture, and history from your expert guide. Enjoy a personalized experience with the flexibility to stop and explore points of interest along the way.

Explore the modern, vibrant city of Rotterdam and the historic, picturesque city of Dordrecht on the same day! Together with a professional, private guide you will see the best of both worlds. Enjoy the architectonic wonders such as the Cubic homes, Market hall and the impressive Erasmus bridge. After having seen all that the modern city has to offer, travel together with your private guide between the two cities per ferry. In the meanwhile explore the sights this water rich area has to offer on some of the busiest waterways of Europe. After the journey by ferry you will embark on a trip through the small, cozy streets of Dordrecht. Let your eyes and ears wonder about the historic sights of local and national significance such as the Big Church, Court of Holland and beautiful city gates. Having explored the oldest city of Holland your private guide will escort you back to the ferry and the tour will and at the Erasmus bridge, right in the city center of Rotterdam.

Kinderdijk: We will pick you up from Amsterdam/the location of your choice and we drive to Kinderdijk located in the province of South Holland. The drive will be about 75 minutes. Kinderdijk is a group of windmills and pumping stations that was created to keep the area dry. The area where Kinderdijk is located is below sea level and to avoid flooding, this system was created. Today, Kinderdijk is a UNESCO site, more famous for its stunning views. Enjoy visiting the windmills or take a boat ride to get the best view. Entrance fees are included with this tour. After Kinderdijk, you have the option to visit one of the cities in South Holland ie Rotterdam, Gouda, Hague, or Leiden. Kindly note admission to a specific museum/attraction is excluded. Welcome to Rotterdam. The second biggest city in the country. In contrast to Amsterdam, Rotterdam is modern with swanky high-rise buildings and recent but impressive bridges. Visit the Markthal, home to over 100+ food stalls and restaurants, the head-spinning Cubic house, or the newly opened Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen. Optionally, take a water taxi to the impressive Hotel New York for a swanky High tea. Gouda: Synonymous with Dutch cheese, Gouda is a 750-year-old historic city and is home to the stunning Sint - Janskerk, City Hall, Goudse waag, etc. Leiden: Home of Rembrandt, Over 35 courtyards, 28 KM of canals, and countless monumental buildings. Fun fact: Before reaching America, the Pilgrim Fathers lived in Leiden in the 17th century. Hague: Political capital of Netherlands and 3rd largest city. Driving back to Amsterdam takes about 75 minutes.