Visit The New Church (De Nieuwe Kerk) Amsterdam, a renowned venue for art, photography, and culture. With over 250,000 visitors per year, it's one of the top exhibition venues in the Netherlands. But it's not just about the exhibits. As a national symbol, De Nieuwe Kerk hosts royal ceremonies, official gatherings, and cultural events. Located in Dam Square, this historical monument is more than a building—it's an inspiration and a celebration of Amsterdam's soul. A visit to this venue is like going into the city's essence.

The Secrets of Historical Amsterdam Walking Tour is the perfect way for history lovers to discover the city. This educational and entertaining exploration of the Dutch capital will partner you up with a professional guide and take you to some of Amsterdam's most fascinating historic landmarks. Get ready to dive into the legends and mysteries of Amsterdam on a walking route that showcases its true beauty and grisly past. What you'll see: = The Royal Palace The New Church Quaint canals Iconic bridges and locks The smallest house in the city The Begijnhof Late 16th-century men's prison The Mint Tower The Amstel River

Delft is like a smaller version of Amsterdam, but quieter. It has beautiful canals, centuries-old houses, and churches. You can visit one of Delft's famous pottery factories, where the typical blue-and-white ceramics are made, see the New Church where many members of the Royal Family have been buried, or just have a stroll in the beautiful streets of the historical city centre. After Delft, you will continue your journey to the city of The Hague and its neighbouring beach town Scheveningen. You can visit The Hage’s downtown to do some shopping or to see the world's oldest still working parliament Binnenhof, also you will see the Peace Palace where the International Tribunal is housed and the Royal Palace where our king holds office. Or maybe you'd like a stroll on the beach. This odd-but-fun theme park consists of highly detailed 1:25 scale versions of the Netherlands' most iconic places and buildings, such as Schiphol Airport, the Port of Rotterdam, and the Rijksmuseum.

Get picked up at your hotel and get personal service by a professional guide that will drive you around. Visit the famous city Delft that is home to the Blue pottery and is one of the oldest cities of the Netherlands. Then go to The Hague, the political center of the Netherlands. The city of Delft lies between Rotterdam and The Hague, its an old town with beautiful and memorable sights, such as the 19th-century restored City Hall and the New Church, where Willem van Oranje, one of The Netherlands most famous historical figures, lies buried. Then head over to The Hague, where you will discover the famous buildings known as 'Binnenhof and ridderzaal' (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights). Then head over to the Old City Hall and the Noordeinde Palace. After the tour the guide will drive you back to your hotel.

Experience the very essence of the Netherlands beyond Amsterdam with our exclusive Rotterdam, Delft & The Hague Tour. Discover the charm of Madurodam, the intricate art of Royal Delft Blue, and the grandeur of the Houses of Parliament in The Hague. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of the Netherlands as you journey through these iconic cities. We will begin exploring the Madurodam, the world-famous miniature town featuring highly-detailed scale replicas of Holland’s most iconic landmarks Explore the vibrant city center of The Hague and marvel at the iconic Binnenhof, the world's oldest continuously functioning House of Parliament, and majestic Noordeinde Palace. Visit the beautiful medieval town Delft, discover Delft’s canal-streaked historic town center, packed with inspiring historical monuments including the Old Church, New Church and Town Hall. Finally visit the Rotterdam famous for its architecture, commercial harbour, imposing skyline, Market Hall & Cube Houses.

Your journey begins at the historical Dam Square, where Amsterdam was birthed. Guided by an enthusiastic narrator, proficient in both English and German, you'll traverse past the royal grandeur of the Royal Palace and the New Church Nieuwe Kerk. Learn about the architectural prowess of the city with a visit to one of its tiniest houses. A hint of colonial history awaits you at the statue of Multatuli on Torensluis Bridge, a testament to Amsterdam's multi-layered past. Secrets, stories, and cultural immersion The tour continues as you amble past the romantic canal-side houses, leading you to Amsterdam's hidden gem, the tranquil Begijnhof. Your historical journey concludes at the poignant national monument, a tribute to all who've lost their lives in wars worldwide. This carefully curated exploration of Amsterdam's rich history and culture promises a captivating experience from start to finish.