Experience Rotterdam like a local on a private, guided bike tour that goes beyond typical sightseeing. Tailored to your pace and interests, explore the city’s famous landmarks and hidden gems comfortably. Step inside the Cube Houses with an accredited guide who explains each level, visit historic Sint-Laurenskerk and the Stadhuis, then admire the modern skyline at Erasmus Bridge and Kop van Zuid. End with a coffee or tea while chatting with your guide about local life, food, and tips. Private groups of 1–7 ensure a personalized experience, plenty of photos, and freedom to ask questions. Perfect for first-time visitors, families, and curious travelers seeking a memorable, engaging ride.
We’ll start or pass by the striking Rotterdam Central Station, a modern architectural landmark and gateway to our city. Your guide will highlight its innovative design, sustainable features, and role in connecting Rotterdam with the Netherlands and beyond. This stop is a great opportunity for photos and to learn a bit about how Rotterdam rebuilt itself after WWII into the modern metropolis it is today.
We’ll cycle past the historic Rotterdam City Hall (Stadhuis), one of the few buildings that survived WWII bombings. Your guide will share stories about its rich history, architectural details, and role in the city’s governance. It’s a great spot for photos and to learn about Rotterdam’s resilience and heritage before continuing on to the modern highlights of the city.
We’ll ride through Meent, one of Rotterdam’s vibrant shopping streets. Your guide will point out local boutiques, cafés, and historic architecture, giving a sense of the city’s everyday life and modern culture. It’s a nice area to pause briefly, take photos, and experience a bustling Rotterdam neighborhood before continuing the tour.
We’ll pause at Sint-Laurenskerk, the only remaining medieval church in Rotterdam, rich with history and stunning architecture. Your guide will share stories about its survival during WWII, remarkable stained glass, and iconic tower. It’s a perfect spot for photos and to appreciate a piece of Rotterdam’s heritage before moving on to the modern city highlights.
During the tour we’ll cycle right into Rotterdam’s spectacular Markthal, the city’s modern food hall and architectural icon. Your guide will share the story of how this horseshoe-shaped building combines apartments with a vibrant market below. We’ll park the bikes outside and walk inside so you can admire the enormous ceiling mural, explore the buzzing food stalls, and—if you like—grab a quick Dutch snack or take photos of the dramatic arch.
Inside the Cube Houses, our accredited guide will accompany you and explain what you will see on each level of these remarkable tilted homes; offering insight into their clever design and everyday functionality.
We’ll ride across or pause near the iconic Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam’s striking “Swan” that connects the north and south of the city. Your guide will share stories about its construction, engineering, and symbolism, as well as its role in the city’s skyline and events. This is a perfect spot for photos of the harbor, skyline, and the bridge itself.
After crossing the Erasmus Bridge, we’ll explore Kop van Zuid, Rotterdam’s trendy south bank. Your guide will point out the modern high-rises, renovated warehouses, and cultural hotspots that give this area its unique vibe. You’ll also enjoy views back over the river toward the city center, perfect for photos of the skyline and the bridge you just crossed.
The tour concludes back near the city center at Witt de With street. Here, we’ll enjoy a final coffee or tea, giving you a chance to relax, chat with your guide, and reflect on your Rotterdam adventure. It’s the perfect way to wrap up the tour after exploring the city’s highlights and hidden gems.
Company Office – Eendrachtsstraat 12, 3012 BN Rotterdam
Centrally located, just a 5-minute walk from Eendrachtsplein Metro Station and near popular cafés.
Look for the Company sign outside the building entrance.
Please arrive 10 minutes before the start time for bike fitting and a quick briefing.
Rotterdam is a dynamic city known for its modern architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and innovative spirit. As Europe's largest port, it serves as a major hub for trade and travel, offering a unique blend of urban sophistication and maritime charm.
The Erasmusbrug, or Erasmus Bridge, is an iconic symbol of Rotterdam. This cable-stayed bridge spans the Nieuwe Maas and offers stunning views of the city's skyline.
The Markthal is a stunning indoor market located in the heart of Rotterdam. The market features a wide variety of food stalls, offering everything from fresh produce to international cuisine.
The Kunsthal is a contemporary art museum located in the heart of Rotterdam. The museum features a wide range of exhibitions, from modern art to design and photography.
The Cube Houses are a unique architectural landmark in Rotterdam. These tilted, cube-shaped houses were designed by architect Piet Blom and offer a fascinating insight into the city's innovative spirit.
Diergaarde Blijdorp, or Rotterdam Zoo, is a popular attraction for families and animal lovers. The zoo is home to a wide variety of animals, from lions and tigers to penguins and elephants.
A thin, crispy waffle made with two layers of dough and a sweet syrup filling. It's a popular Dutch treat that can be found in many bakeries and markets.
Raw herring fish, typically served with onions and pickles. It's a traditional Dutch dish that's often eaten as a street food or snack.
Miniature pancakes made with yeast, flour, and milk. They're typically served with powdered sugar and butter, and are a popular treat at fairs and markets.
A thick, hearty pea soup made with vegetables, smoked sausage, and sometimes pork. It's a traditional Dutch dish that's often eaten in the winter.
This is the best time to visit Rotterdam, with pleasant weather and numerous outdoor events and festivals. The city is lively and bustling with tourists.
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Rotterdam is generally a safe city, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. However, as with any major city, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Rotterdam Centraal
Rotterdam Central Station, Rotterdam Alexander
The metro system is efficient and user-friendly, with five lines connecting major attractions and neighborhoods.
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