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Amsterdam: Kinderdijk and Rotterdam Guided Tour in Japanese

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Take public transportation to Kinderdijk and Rotterdam. After visiting the 18th-century windmill complex, we will go to Rotterdam's Markthal, the newest spot of the 21st century.

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  • Private tour
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  • Live guiding
    Japanese
  • Valid
    1 day
  • Includes
    • Japanese guided tour 8 hours, transportation fee for guide
    • Your own transportation costs and entrance fees for paid attractions
    • If you would like to visit the Kinderdijk Windmill Museum, you will need to purchase a ticket
    • Food and drinks: Cost of snacks, food and drink
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Highlights

  • Travel back in time to the 18th century in the World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk
  • Visit Rotterdam's Markthalle and Cube House, modern architecture!
  • Customize time allocations and destinations with your own private tour
  • Explore with a certified Japanese guide from the Dutch guide association Guidor

Description

9:00 Meet at Amsterdam Central Station, in front of the WC on the ferry side. (There is only one restroom here)
We will go to Kinderdijk via Rotterdam station.

After arriving at Kinderdijk, we will have about 2 hours for the tour.
Of the 19 windmills on the World Heritage List, two are museum windmills. An admission fee will be charged if you wish to enter the museum and see the inside. It is convenient to purchase the tickets in advance on the website, but they can also be purchased on site. If you wish to visit only the exterior, it is free of charge.
After a light lunch at a café in Kinderdijk, we will head to Rotterdam's Markthal & Cube House.

After visiting the Cube House, which looks like a slanted yellow dice, we will go to Markthalle. The Markthalle (meaning “market hall”) was built with the concept of an all-weather indoor market. It is home to Dutch cheese and stroopwafel stores, as well as international foods and cuisine from around the world. The ceiling artwork is a must-see when you first enter.

The tour will end around 18:00 at Amsterdam Central Station.

Good to know before you go
  • You can use public transportation by touching your credit card to the machine. Mastercard and Visa are accepted in most places, JCB and Amex are not accepted in many places
  • Along the way, your guide will share interesting stories and insights about Dutch culture, everyday life, and history
  • There will be many transfers on public transportation. If trains or other delays prevent the tour from proceeding as scheduled, the end time may be delayed
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1. What is the cancellation policy for this activity?
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
2. When will I receive the confirmation of my booking?
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3. What is a private tour?
Private tours offer more advantages and benefits than regular tours. You will have your own private guide for the duration of the tour. You can also customize the itinerary to your specific interests and needs.
4. Are mobile tickets enough or do I have to print them?
Tickets don't need to be printed. You can show your ticket from your smartphone as a PDF.
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