Rotterdam
Much of old Rotterdam was destroyed by bombing during World War II, but modern architecture is now synonymous with this innovative city.
See the famous Erasmusbrug – nick-named “the swan” – that spans the Maas River; the innovative Cube Houses, tilted at an angle of 45 degrees to stunning effect; and the quirky square that is the Schouwburgplein. Allow time for the Boijmans-van-Beuningen Museum, Natuurmuseum, Maritiem Museum and the renowned Blijdorp Zoological Garden.
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Rotterdam Harbour Tour
ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Departing from the ship we will drive through the modern city centre, passing the cube houses on our way to the Spido pier. Here we join our modern cruise boat for a harbour tour lasting approximately 75 minutes.
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Royal City-The Hague
ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
The Hague is the governmental capital of the Netherlands and home of Queen Beatrix. Having arrived by coach, we start to explore the city by driving past the Royal Palace, Peace Palace and the Government buildings in the city centre.
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Windmills, The Hague & Delft Pottery
ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Our tour starts with a visit to the windmills of Kinderdijk - built around 1740 and now on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The village received its name supposedly because after the St Elisabeth flood in 1421 people found a crib with a baby (‘kind’) on the dike (‘dijk’).
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