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Modern Rotterdam, Political The Hague & Historical Delft: Day Tour
An insightful mix of modern, historical and political Netherlands in one day
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The Hague Bike Tour
Join a guide and discover The Hague by bike!
Duration:
2h 30mins
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
Dutch, English
Duration:
2h 30mins
Live guide:
Dutch, English
Max group size:
15
Provider: seeRotterdam
Registered address: Baan 175, 3053WE, Rotterdam, NL
Contact details
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2.5-hour guided bike tour
A Dutch-speaking guide
Bicycle
Poncho in case of rain
If you're going to explore a city, there's no better way than by bike! And with the Netherlands' infrastructure built to embrace two-wheeled transport, you can easily make it from one side of the city to the other without any stress.
Pick up your bike, meet your guide, and grab a free rain poncho (you can never trust Dutch weather)! Hear the history of the city, see the sights, and enjoy a day of aerobic adventure.
Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the See The Hague meeting point.
Tour highlights:
- Het Binnenhof
- De Hofvijver
- Het Lange Voorhout
- Dennenweg
- Het Vredespaleis
- Grote Kerk
- Hotel des Indes
- De Passage
- De Gevangenpoort
- Paleis Noordeinde
- Paleistuin
- Het Oude Stadhuis
- Haagse Harry
- Nieuwe Kerk
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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