This 12-hour tour will take you to three of the Netherlands' most iconic destinations: Zaanse Schans, The Hague, and Rotterdam, offering a deep dive into the history, culture, and architecture of each location.

At Zaanse Schans, you'll discover a charming village known for its iconic windmills. This open-air museum allows you to explore historic windmills, each serving a different function, such as oil production or grain milling. You'll also have the chance to enter one of the windmills to see it in action. Additionally, you'll visit craft workshops where traditional Dutch wooden clogs and cheese are made. The village’s wooden houses and scenic landscapes transport you to a bygone era.

Next, you’ll head to The Hague, the political heart of the Netherlands, home to the Peace Palace (Vredespaleis), which houses the International Court of Justice, and the Dutch Parliament. Take a stroll through the Royal Park and visit the Mauritshuis Museum, which holds masterpieces by artists like Vermeer and Rembrandt. The Hague is also near Scheveningen Beach, a perfect spot for a peaceful seaside walk.

Finally, in Rotterdam, you’ll start by exploring the St. Lawrence Cathedral (Sint-Laurenskerk), the only medieval building to survive the bombings of World War II. Then, cross the famous Erasmus Bridge, known as “The Swan” for its sleek design, connecting the city’s north and south while offering spectacular views of the harbour and skyline.

You’ll also visit the Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen), designed by Piet Blom, a set of homes with an innovative cubic shape that defies traditional architecture. The tour concludes at the vibrant Markthal, where you can sample local delicacies and experience its unique architectural design, along with its bustling atmosphere filled with fresh food and art.

This tour provides a comprehensive experience of three of the Netherlands' most important cities in one day, blending tradition, culture, and modernity.