Visit a Vibrant City: Where History Meets Modern Charm
The Netherlands is home to some of Europe’s most captivating cities, each with its own unique character. From the modern skyline of Rotterdam to the medieval towers of Delft, each city holds some treasure troves of experiences. Whether you’re a fan of art, architecture, or history, the cities of the Netherlands cater to every interest. Come and explore one of the three most impressive cities that we have selected: they’re ready to welcome you!
Rotterdam
Rotterdam stands out as a city that dares to be different. Known for its bold, modern architecture, it is a place where history meets the future. After almost the entire city was rebuilt following the devastation of World War II, Rotterdam transformed into a global hub of innovation, creating one of the most striking skylines in Europe. Its port is the largest in Europe, and therefore, the city is also known as "The Gateway to Europe." Admire the port and the city’s unique features, like the elegant Erasmus Bridge, from the water during a fantastic boat tour. Or visit another landmark, the observation tower Euromast, where you will get amazing bird's-eye views of everything that makes Rotterdam great. This second city of The Netherlands never bores anyone! (Approx. 2 hours)
Delft
Step into a postcard-perfect world in Delft, a charming Dutch city steeped in history. Known for its iconic blue pottery, Delft is one of the most remarkable cities in the Netherlands. The medieval monuments of Delft include two famous churches and a beautiful city gate. The Dutch Golden Age is represented by one of the most stunning town halls in the country and the merchant houses along the canals. Delft is also the burial site of William of Orange, the founding father of the Netherlands, and it played a pivotal role in the country’s development. The mix of historical landmarks and fascinating stories makes Delft truly inspiring. Its historical grandeur, combined with small-town charm, gives this place a unique and magical ambiance. (Approx. 2 hours)
The Hague
The Hague is the third-largest city in The Netherlands and the seat of government. The impressive “Binnenhof” (inner court) is the world’s oldest center of government that is still in use. From here, the country has been governed for 800 years. Walk along the court pond to admire this beautiful complex in all its glory. Just around the corner is the world-class Mauritshuis museum. This Masterpiece museum offers an intimate and unforgettable art experience. Housed in a stunning 17th-century building, the Mauritshuis is home of some of the most famous paintings from the Dutch Golden Age, like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp. It’s amazing that you can visit two of the most wonderful places within just a square mile! (Approx. 2 hours)
Gouda
Step into the beautiful city of Gouda, world-famous for its delicious cheese, rich history, and stunning architecture. Wander through the picturesque market square, home to the iconic 15th-century Town Hall, one of the Netherlands' most beautiful gothic buildings. Visit the Goudse Waag, the historic cheese-weighing house, now a fascinating museum where you can learn about the city’s cheese-trading heritage—and, of course, enjoy a cheese-tasting experience! Stroll along the charming canals, admire the impressive Sint-Janskerk and soak up the warm Dutch atmosphere. Gouda offers an unforgettable taste of the Netherlands! (Approx. 2 hours)
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