Rotterdam, Delft The Hague from the Golden Age to the city of the future
Tour eight centuries of Dutch history in a single day. We start with Rotterdam, home of the most important port in the Netherlands and the cradle of the country's most daring and imaginative urban landscape. At this first stop, we will discover how this city managed to reinvent itself and rise from its ashes after being almost completely destroyed during World War II. From the grit and character of Rotterdam, we will next move to the fine elegance of one of the best-kept secrets of the Dutch: the city of Delft, birthplace of Vermeer and of the famous blue porcelain, where the Dutch Golden Age can still be felt vividly. To finish, we will go to the city of The Hague, headquarters of the great powers of the Dutch state and home of the House of Orange, the royal family of the Netherlands. Here we will also discover the Palace of Peace, where the most important court in the world is located: the International Court of Justice.
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