Delightful Dutch Tour - 11 Nights / 12 Days

On the second day in Amsterdam, you can explore the popular and iconic landmarks in the city. In the city, you can explore the renowned Anne Frank House, which acts as a powerful museum. You can also visit the beautiful Dam Square, the centre of the city, which is home to the Royal Palace, the National Monument, and the New Church. You can also visit the UNESCO-listed canals of the city, which feature gabled houses. 

On the third day in Amsterdam, you can visit the historic villages and scenic windmills located near the city. You can visit Zaanse Schans, an open-air museum, which features working windmills and cheese farms. You can also visit Volendam & Marken, a traditional fishing village situated near Amsterdam, which offers unique wooden houses, along with a display of local crafts. 

From Amsterdam, you can move towards the city of Rotterdam, which takes roughly 40 minutes via high-speed trains and about 1 hour via roadways. In Rotterdam, you can visit various cultural and historic centres. In the city, you can explore the picaresque Erasmus Bridge, whereas the 185-metre-tall Euromast tower features an observation deck, a rotating restaurant, and zip-lining. You can also visit the Kubuswoningen, a whimsical and unique tilted house, which is among the major attractions in the city. 

On the second day in Rotterdam, you can visit the various museums and cultural attractions in the city. You can explore Markthal, an architectural masterpiece, which features a food market, along with a beautiful ceiling mural. You can also explore the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, an architectural marvel, which houses stunning art and impressive collections. 

Overnight Stay- Rotterdam

From Rotterdam, you can take a scenic route via waterbus to reach Kinderdijk, which takes about 30 minutes. Kinderdijk is among the culturally rich and historic cities in the Netherlands. In the city, you can visit the iconic windmills. You can visit the nineteen well-preserved and picturesque windmills, which date back to the 18th century. You can also visit the Museum Windmills, which are situated in two mills, and display the life of the family who lived and worked there. 

Overnight Stay- Kinderdijk

On the seventh day of the tour, you can witness the stunning beauty of Kinderdijk. You can take a cycle or walk across the scenic route in the city to witness picturesque canals and windmill views. You can also visit the Visitor Centre, located in De Fabriek, which offers visitors a deep insight into the rich history and cultural heritage of the city. 

After visiting Kinderdijk, you can move towards Delft, which features charming canals and stunning architectural landmarks. In Delft, we can explore Nieuwe Kerk, which is also known as New Church, and features a stunning Gothic architectural design, and houses the tombs of Dutch royalty. You can also visit Oude Kerk, or Old Church, which is renowned for its leaning tower, along with its stunning interior and stained glass designs. You can also visit the Royal Delft, the last 17th-century Delft Blue pottery factory, where you can see hand-printed demonstrations.

Overnight Stay- Delft

On the second day in Delft, you can visit the serene environments and majestic history of the city. In the city, you can explore the Museum Prinsenhof, where you can explore the rich Dutch history and various prominent cultures of the region. You can also take a leisurely stroll across the beautiful canals of the city, which are lined with historic houses and historic bridges. 

On the tenth day of the tour, you can move towards Utrecht, which is located about 70 kilometres away from Delft, and takes roughly 1 hour to reach. The city of Utrecht offers a rich historic presence and also played a major role as a Roman outpost. On your first day in Utrecht, you can visit the iconic Dom Tower, which is the tallest church tower in the Netherlands, and offers a beautiful panoramic view of the city. You can also take a leisurely stroll across the picturesque Oudergracht, where you can witness the serene beauty of canals and unique wharf cellars.

On the second day in Utrecht, you can explore Rietveld Schroder, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which displays De Stijl architecture. On the second day in the city, you can explore a wide range of museums and cultural attractions, like Spoorwegmuseum, or the Railway Museum, an interactive museum that displays historic trains.

On the final day of the tour, you can move back towards Amsterdam, which is situated about 48 kilometres away, and takes roughly 45 minutes to reach. In the last day, you can explore the delightful and mouthwatering dishes that the Netherlands offers. In Amsterdam, you can feast on various dishes, like Stroopwafel, Poffertjes, Oliebollen, Bitterballen, Krokett, Hagelslag, Stamppot, Kibbeling, and Dutch Cheese, among others. 

Departing From Amsterdam