Private Walking Tour of Rotterdam With Local

Biggest indoor food market of the Netherlands, this eyecatcher was made in 2014. The ceiling displays al the food nature gives us, and is also considered to be the largest mural of Western Europe.

Sint Laurenskerk, Rotterdam's sole medieval survivor post-WWII bombings, symbolizes resilience. Gothic architecture, cultural venue, and historic restoration make it a cherished landmark.

Erasmus, a Renaissance scholar, was born in Rotterdam. His legacy enriches the city's cultural heritage, emphasizing education and humanist values. Learn why we name everything in this city after him, and we actually shouldn't.

Exquisite City hall of Rotterdam made in 1920, still in use! If the tour is during weekdays we can go inside. Churchill has an interesting connection with this building.

The China Town of Rotterdam with lots of street art. Definitely try some Suriname food here, one of the most popular cuisines of Rotterdam.

The Sculpture Route Westersingel is part of the so-called Cultural Axis in Rotterdam. More or less along the route, which runs from Kruiskade to Westzeedijk, there are 17 sculptures, all but three of which are part of the International Sculpture Collection (ISC) of Rotterdam. A sculpture by the french artist Rodin is located here and on a square the most famous art piece of Rotterdam presents itself: Santa Claus.

From the same architects as the Markthal. A beautiful building to take your own photos at. It is the first publicly accessible art depot in the world, a great activity for the rainy weather.

The hip and trendy street of Rotterdam: Bars, restaurants, clubs, art galleries, coffee shops and much more. A street where you can entertain yourself for an entire weekend!

The newest bridge of Rotterdam, a modern engineering marvel, bridging the old divide between the North and the South of the city.

Oude Haven in Rotterdam is a historic harbor, blending old charm with modern vibes. It offers picturesque views, diverse dining, and maritime heritage. From here you can see the first office tower of Europe and spot the bridge where the boat of Jeff Bezos could not fit under.

Rotterdam's Cube Houses are iconic architectural marvels, designed by Piet Blom. Tilted at a 45-degree angle, they symbolize innovative urban living. One of them is open for visitors for a small fee.

During the entire tour we pass many buildings, streets and bridges. I will provide you with interesting facts and stories about the city then and now. I am also happy to answer all your questions about Rotterdam, or the Netherlands in general. I can help you a lot with planning other activities in the surrounding area as well! This extra time cal also be used for a break or the pick up from the hotel.