Holland Grand Tour

See the Signature Sights in Style

Set out by walking with a private guide who’ll lead you on a dazzling walking visit through Amsterdam. Wander close by the lovely UNESCO-recorded channels, formed in concentric circles around the old city center. See the late nineteenth century Amsterdam Centraal, planned by the designer liable for the staggering Rijksmuseum, and keeping with neighborhood law which currently disallows controls inside the RLD, move back from your guide quickly as you go for a concise daytime stroll through a piece of the infamous Red Light District, an unmistakable and agreeable differentiation to its famous evening buzz. Back with your guide, head to Spui square where you’ll have the option to get to the dazzling middle age yard known as Begijnhof. Recognize the sculpture of renowned Dutch painter Rembrandt in Rembrandt Square, and take the 1602 Old Man’s House Gate to a covered back street with a novel used book market. Spot the National Monument to the casualties of WWII as you look at the notorious Dam Square, flanked by the seventeenth-century Royal Palace and fifteenth-century New Church. At one point during your walk, you’ll board a private boat briefly cruise along the beautiful canals, one of the most ideal approaches to encounter the city.

Walking through the Museum

Meet your private driver and guide for a half-day of disclosure at the best historical centers of Amsterdam. Start at the Van Gogh Museum, lodging the world’s biggest assortment of works by acclaimed nineteenth-century Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh. Witness celebrated late nineteenth-century pieces from his days in the Netherlands remembering Avenue of Poplars for Autumn, The Potato Eaters, and Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, to his days in France with Wheat Field with a Lark, The Yellow House, and Wheatfield with Crows. Various self-representations are likewise in plain view, offering a brief look into the psyche of this misconstrued imaginative virtuoso. From that point, stroll over to the close by Rijksmuseum, additionally situated on Amsterdam’s well-known Museum Square. In this notorious historical center, you’ll witness the features of the 8,000-piece exhibit of craftsmanship and history crossing 800 years, including magnum opuses from the Dutch Golden Age. Astonished by Rembrandt’s seventeenth-century Night Watch, Vermeer’s The Milkmaid, and more. At the finish of the visit, get back to your lodging, or bid your guide goodbye and keep on investigating the historical center at recreation.

A Journey Back in Time

Set out on an entire day visit with your private guide and driver into North-Holland, finding the windmill town of Zaanse Schans, and the lakeside towns of Volendam and Marken. Windmills have for quite some time been viewed as probably the most notorious symbolism of the Netherlands, and the beautiful setting of Zaanse Schans offers precisely that. Protecting the presence of an eighteenth nineteenth-century Dutch town, the Zaanse Schans brags an arrangement of notable windmills along the edge of the waterway Zaan, leftovers from when the area was covered with almost 700 dynamic windmills at the turn of the eighteenth century. Walk around the riverside to appreciate these emblematic plants, while making a visit to the Paintmill de Kat, the world’s just dynamic windmill which actually makes shade for paint. Through commonplace Dutch landscape, proceed to Volendam where you’ll take in the interesting sights of its vivid houses and old harbor fixed with fishing boats. In Marken, appreciate various trademark customary wooden houses which add to the appeal of this tired promontory town. In case you’re sharp, make a visit to a North Holland cheddar processing plant and customary stop-up producer, both contributing a cut of the Netherlands. Close your day on appearance back to Amsterdam.

Sharpen Your Skills

Meet your private driver for an entire day move to The Hague, stopping on the way in Delft to find one of the features of South Holland. Almost 90 minutes southwest of Amsterdam, Delft is commended as the origination of well-known painter Johannes Vermeer, while over the long run likewise has gotten inseparable from earthenware. Meeting up with a private neighborhood manage, head to the chronicled downtown area for a visit by walking, seeing the late fifteenth century New Church, with its gigantic 357-foot tower approaching over the entirety of the close by two and three-story structures. See the waterways, respect the archaic Eastern Gate with its double towers, and detect the seventeenth-century City Hall building flaunting customary red shades and Renaissance style. Find out about the city’s famous Delft Blue stoneware on a visit to Royal Delft, the last pottery processing plant that was set up in Delft in the seventeenth century. An opportunity to investigate your imaginative side, you’ll be blessed to receive an active stoneware workshop where you’ll be lead by an expert with an end goal to make your own personal Delft Blue tile creation, a flawless gift to get back with. Finish up your day on appearance to The Hague.

A Walk Through the Past

Set out by walking with a private guide for a half-day strolling visit through The Hague, the seat of the Dutch Government. In the noteworthy Old Center, the core of the city is uncovered, with design spreading over seventeenth-century Renaissance to twentieth-century expressionism. Respect the Binnenhof complex arranged on the Hofvijver, eminent for its Gothic palace tracing all the way back to the thirteenth century, presently the proper gathering spot of the Prime Minister, the States-General, and the Ministry of General Affairs. See the Paleis Noordeinde, the functioning castle of the Dutch regal family, and visit the Mauritshuis with its lovely canvases going from Rembrandt to Vermeer and Holbein the Younger.

Along Cobblestone Streets

Meet your driver for a private exchange to Utrecht. The rough travel time is 60 minutes.

Set out by walking with a private guide who’ll lead you on a mobile visit through the notable downtown area of Utrecht, the long-standing strict focal point of the Netherlands. A generally invigorated city, the first channel which rings the downtown area is still to a great extent unblemished. Appreciate the strange split-level roads as you walk around the bent Oudegracht channel, to Stadhuisplein, the site of the memorable Town Hall. Spot structures dating as far back as the High Middle Ages, including the fourteenth century Gothic-style Dom Tower of St. Martin’s Cathedral, the tallest turret in the country at 368 feet. From tallest to biggest, advance toward seeing another record holder in the country, the wonderful and memorable structures of Utrecht University, the biggest in the Netherlands.

Safe Travels!

Meet your driver for a private exchange to Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.