Rotterdam Old Town Spy Outdoor Escape Game and Walking Tour

Step into the Old City of Rotterdam: Spy City, an engaging outdoor escape game that invites you to delve deep into the heart of this vibrant city. As you wander through the bustling city centre, you will discover hidden gems and iconic landmarks such as the Monument of the Unyielding Resistance, Rotterdam City Hall, and the Chess Museum (Schaakstukken Museum).

The Cube Houses: are a distinctive architectural feature of Rotterdam, designed by architect Piet Blom. He tilted 38 bright yellow cubes at a 45‑degree angle atop hexagonal pillars, creating the unique concept of a 'village on the city rooftops'. Located on Overblaak Street, just above Blaak Metro Station

The Chess Museum: Located within the Cube Houses complex in the heart of Rotterdam, it opened in May 2006 as a private museum dedicated to board games.

Rotterdam's Wartime History: Rotterdam experienced fierce fighting during the Second World War. From 10 to 14 May 1940, as German forces attempted to capture the Dutch city, the Battle of Rotterdam broke out, ending in a German victory. During this period, Rotterdam suffered bombing and the city was severely damaged.

The museum features interactive exhibitions where children can learn about maritime history through hands‑on experiences, as well as explore ancient ships, historical harbour models, and more.

In addition, Blijdorp Zoo is also worth a visit, where children can see a wide variety of animals and also play in the zoo's playground.