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Rotterdam Walk: Highlights, Architecture & WWII Gems | 2 or 3hrs★ 4.99 (181) · 2h–3h
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Rotterdam private tour: 3-4 hours, all meals and entry included★ 4.81 (167) · 3h–4h
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Royal Delft: Delftblue Factory & Museum Ticket★ 4.44 (176) · 1h
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Keukenhof Tulip Fields: Self-Drive Tour & Audio Guide★ 4.84 (163) · 2h€ 99View ›
Rotterdam: 2-Hour Walking Tour & Local Architecture Guide★ 4.59 (154) · 2h€ 2.99View ›
South Holland: Self-Drive Electric Dune & Beach Tour GPS Audio★ 4.82 (149) · 3h€ 89View ›
The Hague Walking Tour: Mauritshuis, Binnenhof & Royal Palace★ 4.64 (129) · 2h€ 2.99View ›
Rotterdam Bike Tour: City Highlights & Erasmus Bridge★ 4.88 (121) · 2h 30m€ 45View ›
Maastricht Running Tour: City Highlights with Local Guide★ 4.92 (119) · 1h 30m€ 24View ›
Rotterdam: Walking Food Tour with Dutch Tastings & Brewery★ 4.87 (108) · 4h€ 89View ›Lowest price (10)
Delft Walking Tour: 2 hours with a local guideA 2-hour walking tour of Delft led by a local English-speaking guide who covers the city's canals, cobblestone streets, the Delft Blue pottery heritage, Johannes Vermeer's birthplace, and the town's royal history. The city centre is virtually free of cars, making it walkable end to end. Groups stay under 5 people, and the guide offers recommendations for where to go next and which tourist traps to skip.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving without a car or staying outside the centre—your guide meets you at the Markt and walks the compact core with you, so you'll know which neighborhoods to explore next on your own.
Rotterdam: Spy game city walk with smartphone cluesYou’ll wander Rotterdam as a secret agent, solving clues by smartphone at spots like the Cube Houses and Old Harbor. Explore WWII stories, quirky museums, and local life at your own pace — no crowds or schedules. It’s an interactive city walk that’ll have you laughing (and maybe arguing over riddles) long after you finish.
Vermeer Centrum Delft: All Paintings & Audio TourYou enter the Vermeer Centrum and move through reproductions of every painting he created, arranged in the order he painted them. The audio tour explains his life, his methods, and the hidden details in each work, while a reconstructed room lets you stand inside one of his compositions. Entry and audio are included; the museum is fully wheelchair accessible and located in Delft, reachable by train from The Hague.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Vermeer's entire body of work without traveling between museums across Europe — the chronological layout and included audio tour mean you move through his artistic development in one afternoon, with no gaps or confusion about what you've seen.
Walking Tour of Delft: Royal Vault and Blue PotteryA walking tour of Delft with a live guide in English, German or Dutch, covering the New Church's royal vault, Vermeer Centre, the tilted Old Church, and Museum Prinsenhof where the Dutch nation's founder was killed. The tour lasts 90 minutes and moves at a relaxed pace through the city's canals and squares.Is it for me?Book the English, German or Dutch walk based on which language you're most comfortable with—the operator schedules each language on specific dates and times, so you'll have a fluent guide rather than translation. If you're traveling with a dog, stroller or wheelchair, all surfaces are accessible and dogs are welcome on the outdoor portions of the route.
The Hague: Self-Guided Escape Game City TourYou download an app, receive an access code, and start whenever you want. Move through eight stops across The Hague solving riddles that make you observe the city closely—from the Hofvijver to Noordeinde Palace to the 13th-century Great Church. Hints keep you moving if you get stuck. No time limit, no group, no guide. Suitable for adults and children 12 and up.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to explore The Hague at your own speed without a guide or fixed schedule, and you'd rather solve puzzles than listen to facts. The self-guided format means you decide when to start, how long to spend at each stop, and whether to rush or linger.
Eindhoven: Self-Guided Riddle Tour with App & HintsYou’ll wander Eindhoven’s lively streets solving playful riddles with your phone as your guide. Pause for snacks in hidden gardens, peek inside converted churches, and laugh over tricky clues with friends or family. With flexible timing and handy hints included, you’ll see the city in a way that sticks with you long after you finish.
Breda city game tour: Solve puzzles, find kidnapperA self-guided walking tour of Breda where you solve puzzles on your smartphone to track a kidnapped Royal Military Academy officer through the city. Start at any time, walk roughly 2.5 kilometers, and uncover the Nassau Monument, Valkenberg park, the Begijnhof, Grote Kerk, and Breda Castle as you piece together the story. All you need is a phone with mobile data; the tour takes around 2 hours and suits teams of up to 5–6 players aged 15 and older.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to explore Breda's hidden corners through a mystery storyline you solve yourself, moving at your own pace on foot with just your phone.
Gouda: Self-Guided City Game Tour & Cheese Market WalkYou’ll jump into Gouda’s winding streets with nothing but your phone and curiosity—solving city puzzles, tasting real market cheese if you time it right, and catching glimpses of daily life most tours miss. Expect laughter over tricky riddles and moments where history feels close enough to touch.
Rotterdam Cube Houses Tour with Private Local Guide EntryYou’ll walk Rotterdam’s streets with a local guide who shares stories behind its bold architecture and WWII history. Step inside a real Cube House, wander through Market Hall’s colors and smells, and see how old blends into new at every turn. This tour feels like getting shown around by someone who really knows their city — you’ll leave seeing Rotterdam differently.
Rotterdam: City scavenger hunt with app & flexible startYou’ll wander Rotterdam at your own pace with friends or family, solving clues and laughing over wrong turns as you follow the city scavenger hunt on your phone. Pause for snacks or photos whenever you want — it’s flexible and fun, revealing corners of Rotterdam you might’ve missed otherwise. A playful way to see the city that sticks with you long after.
