Rotterdam, Delft, The Hague Day Trip including Royal Delft Factory


Outbound: Pick‑up at 08:00. Please provide your preferred location on the payment page; the operator will reconfirm the pick‑up time between 8:00‑8:30.
If your hotel is not within the pick‑up area, you may meet us at Amsterdam Central Station.
We will contact you the day before the tour to confirm your pick‑up time.
Please arrive 5 minutes before departure; fill in the hotel name and address on the payment page; the operator will reconfirm the pick‑up time before the tour.
Transport: By car
Attraction / Experience: 10:00, 1 hour 30 minutes, Guided tour, Rotterdam, Cube Houses, We will stop at Markthal, the largest indoor market in the Netherlands. From there, you will take a walking tour of the Cube Houses, the Old Harbour, and St. Lawrence Church. Afterwards, you will have some free time.
Attraction / Experience: 30 minutes, Guided tour, Erasmus Bridge (Swan Bridge), You will stop at the Erasmus Bridge for photos, enjoying the scenery on both sides of the Nieuwe Maas river.
Transport: By car
Attraction / Experience: 12:30, 1 hour, Guided tour, Delft, You will visit Delft Square and admire the Old Town Hall and the New Church. You will have lunch in Delft, with several restaurants located on the square.
Attraction / Experience: 1 hour, Guided tour, Royal Delft, You will visit the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory. This tour package includes the entrance ticket (15 euros).
Transport: By car
Attraction / Experience: 1 hour 30 minutes, Guided tour, The Hague, Peace Palace, Binnenhof, You will visit the Peace Palace (exterior) and the Binnenhof, House of Representatives (Parliament), which is the political centre of the Netherlands. You will have the opportunity to see the Prime Minister's office from the outside.
Transport: By car at 16:30
Return: 18:00, includes pick‑up/drop‑off
The itinerary is subject to adjustment based on traffic and weather conditions.
Please note that infants and children count towards the total passenger number.
You need to purchase a ticket for your infant or young child. Infants are not allowed to sit on your lap. Failure to comply may result in you being refused participation in this tour. Any costs incurred as a result shall be borne by you.
This activity requires a minimum of 6 participants to form a group. If the minimum number is not reached, you will be offered an alternative date or a full refund.
Group size: 1‑8 persons
The tour involves extensive walking and climbing stairs. Please ensure you have sufficient fitness to participate.
The activity is not suitable for prams and wheelchairs.
The voucher is valid only for the specified date (and time).
Please present the e‑voucher.
Please leave your App number or iMessage number at the time of booking so that we can contact you! We usually will not call you, but will only contact you via App or iMessage to confirm pick‑up details. Please do not leave an unreachable number in the booking.
We will contact you before 6:00 pm on the day prior to the pick‑up date to confirm pick‑up details. If you do not hear from us, please contact us or check your App or iMessage again.

Cancellation and full refund can be made up to 24 hours before the activity date (local time).
One‑day guided tour of Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague, with complimentary pick‑up from hotels within Amsterdam's A10 ring road (except north of the IJ River), embarking on a 10‑hour in‑depth tour in a small group of up to 8 people. The first stop is The Hague, where you can closely observe the Peace Palace, a symbol of international justice, and experience the solemn atmosphere of the Netherlands' political centre; then head to Delft, visiting the Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory (entrance ticket included) to witness the traditional hand‑painted blue‑and‑white porcelain techniques, and stroll through medieval streets to savour the tranquillity of the town; finally, arrive in Rotterdam to admire avant‑garde architecture such as the Cube Houses and the Markthal, experiencing the innovative vitality of modern Netherlands. These three cities link together the essence of politics, craftsmanship and architecture, with considerate small‑group service and flexible arrangements, allowing travellers to enjoy the unique charm of the fusion of Dutch history and modernity in just one day. After the tour, you will be returned to your original hotel in Amsterdam for a comfortable and fulfilling journey.

The Hague (Political Capital) is the de facto political centre of the Netherlands and a key hub for international justice. The Peace Palace, as the seat of the International Court of Justice, is a landmark here, exuding solemnity and sanctity; Madurodam, with its 1:25 scale miniature models, intricately recreates famous buildings and landscapes from across the Netherlands, offering strong interactive appeal; and the Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery houses precious paintings including "Girl with a Pearl Earring".

Delft (Blue Porcelain Town) is a tranquil town full of medieval charm, world‑famous for its Royal Delft Blue porcelain. Stepping into the Royal Delft factory, you can witness first‑hand the hand‑painting and firing techniques of traditional blue‑and‑white porcelain; strolling along the winding ancient streets and canals, and visiting the ancient Oude Kerk, you can experience the slow‑paced life of a Dutch town, and also sample local speciality snacks.

Rotterdam (Modern Architectural Marvel) is a modern port city rebuilt after the war, renowned for its bold and innovative architecture. The Cube Houses feature an avant‑garde design, like giant stacked Rubik's Cubes; the Markthal boasts a magnificent ceiling mural and gathers a variety of food stalls; and the Erasmus Bridge, with its elegant lines, is one of the city's landmarks. The entire city showcases Dutch design creativity and vitality at every turn.

Guest2026
We stopped for a picnic by the canal in Delft after visiting the factory, the vi...
Guest2026
My teen was moaning the whole way to the trip but ended up loving the Royal Delf...
Guest2026
I got some really lovely shots of the canal reflections in Delft and the intrica...













