Top Dordrecht Tours by Duration

After your hotel pick up we'll head to Kinderdijk and we'll be there for about two to three hours. You can learn everything about watermanagement and see the engineroom from the pumping "Wisboom" pumping station and watch the multiscreen film. When you're dome you let me know, and if there's time left we can visit a real authentic (non tourist trap) cheesefarm

Ghent, not as big as Antwerp and less touristy than Bruges. This cozy city is fairly close to the Dutch border and therefore excellent for a day trip! The train from the Netherlands to Ghent can be a time-consuming and expensive undertaking. But you don't need to hassle with trains to take a peak across the border with Belgium. Just have your own private guide take you to medieval city of Ghent for a day. Upon arrival in this magnificent city, set off on a private guided walking tour to get to know the city and learn about its radiant history and secrets. After the walking tour you personal time to explore the city on your own. The city has some of the best things to do in Belgium. The tour ends at St Bavo’s Cathedral so that you can have a look at the world's most frequently stolen painting: 'The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb'. This painting was also featured in the movie Monuments Men. Or visit Gravensteen, shop or simply sit down and indulge yourself in the local cuisine.

Join a private walking tour that explores Dordrecht, Holland's oldest city. See important historical landmarks like the 'Groothoofdspoort' (main city gate), the town hall and courthouse, Our Sweet Lady Church, old warehouses, and elegant homes that once belonged to prosperous merchants. Choose a morning or afternoon departure, and get tips from your guide on great shops, restaurants, and attractions.

See the Kinderdijk windmills with the benefit of a half-day tour from Amsterdam led by your own private guide. Have time to enjoy the picturesque UNESCO World Heritage site and perhaps take a boat ride on the canals (at additional expense) for another view of the windmills. On the return to Amsterdam, stop at a dairy farm for samples of the fresh milk and cheeses that are part of Holland’s culinary heritage.