Walking through the history of Rotterdam



Starting out as a fishing village at a dam in the Rotte River in the 13th century, Rotterdam developed into an important Dutch trading city. From the late 19th century onwards, Rotterdam experienced rapid development and became one of the largest ports in the world. On this walk, the history of Rotterdam is showcased through locations and buildings that have played a significant role in the city's
Schielandhuis Laurenskerk
Wijnhaven
history. The general history of Rotterdam is told, and with numerous anecdotes, you get a lively insight into how Rotterdam became the city you see today. Interesting buildings, surprising places, and important people are highlighted. Pressing questions are answered: where was the dam in the Rotte? How did Rotterdam fare during the Eighty Years' War? Who granted Rotterdam its city rights and why? Did Rotterdam have city walls and where were they located? Where did the 1940 bombing cause damage and where not? Walk through the past and learn to better understand the present.  
 

     

 
more information:
Duration
3 uur
Maximum Group size 15
Start- and end location in agreement  
Prices per group
€195
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