2 hours
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Set off on an exclusive walking tour of Rotterdam where history comes alive, with a local expert by your side. From St. Lawrence Church to Erasmusbrug, explore Rotterdam's most iconic landmarks and the historic events that made them famous.Discover how Rotterdam's history, starting as a small fishing village in the 13th century and evolving through major events like World War II bombing and post-war reconstruction, impacted its modern-day architecture, its cultural identity and how its dialect, a variant of Dutch, developed.
Operated by
LocalBini AG
Meet your guide at the Koekela Café 15 minutes before the tour starts.
Address
Nieuwe Binnenweg 79A, 3014 GE Rotterdam, Netherlands
The Erasmus Bridge is one of Holland’s most famous bridges featuring a one-armed pylon extending into the sky with steel cables crossing the 800-meters long bridge. Designed by Ben van Berkel and opened in 1996the Erasmusbrug is a must-see icon in the city.
Laurenskerk is the only remaining medieval building in Rotterdam and an important symbol of the city. Built in the late Gothic period, the building refers to the time when Rotterdam was still walled and the waterways were the most significant trade routes. The St Lawrence Church (Sint-Laurenskerk), also known as the Great Church (de Grote Kerk), was built between 1449 and 1525.
The Witte Huis or White House was the tallest building in Rotterdam and Europe's first skyscraper when it was built in 1898. It is one of the few buildings in the city to survive the German bombardments of 14 May 1940, and is a Rijksmonument that is also included on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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Pet friendly
English
Dutch
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