Scheveningen attractions

With a ticket for this train service, you can travel in style between Schiphol Airport and Amsterdam Centraal station in the heart of the city. Trains will depart from each destination every ten minutes, and it will take less than 20 minutes to make the journey. On board, you'll have access to complimentary WiFi, as well as toilet facilities to ensure your journey is as comfortable as possible.

With this ticket, you’ll get the chance to explore the Mauritshuis, a museum in the Hague housing a large collection of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish paintings including artworks by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, Vermeer and van Dyck. In the museum, you’ll discover the permanent collection, which includes masterpieces such as 'Girl with the Pearl Earring' by Vermeer and 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp' by Rembrandt. Here, you can learn about the artworks with the free tours offered by the museum. You’ll also have access to temporary exhibitions.

With this ticket, you'll be able to access the 160-year-old Rotterdam Zoo. In the modern zoo, located in the center of Rotterdam, you'll have the chance to see not only animals from all over the world in their natural habitat but also 21 monuments and a botanical garden. You'll have the opportunity to visit the country's largest aquarium, known as Oceanium, and the butterfly park Amazonica. Besides, if you travel with children, you'll be able to spend time in indoor and outdoor playgrounds.

In Rotterdam you will walk through a city of contrasts, where striking postmodern architecture sits alongside a powerful wartime story. Once a fishermen’s village some 800 years ago, Rotterdam grew into the Netherlands’ most important hub for transport and a gateway for major cruise ships. On 14 May 1940 the city centre was bombed by the Nazis. From those ruins, Rotterdam was rebuilt and has become one of Europe’s most impressive skylines. As you move through the city, local guides—expert storytellers born and raised in Rotterdam—will share vivid stories about its past and its modern culture. Along the way they will point out architectural highlights and explain how history shaped the urban landscape. They will also offer practical tips on places to visit afterwards, where to wine and dine, and which tourist traps to avoid, so you can make the most of the city beyond the walk.

In The Hague, the largest Dutch city by the North Sea, you’ll explore the historic downtown and hear the stories that give the city its nicknames. Along the way you’ll find out why it’s called the City of Peace & Justice and learn why the government is seated at the Royal House of Orange of Nassau rather than Amsterdam. You’ll also discover the local distinction between ‘Hagenaars’ and ‘Hagezen’ as you move through the streets. The walk includes visits to important sights such as the Mauritshuis and the Binnenhof (Court of Parliament). You’ll pass the Royal Palace Noordeinde and its lush gardens and see the statue of local legend ‘Haagse Harry’. From well-known landmarks to little gems hidden in plain view, the route will offer a balanced mix of history, politics and local character to enrich your next trip.

This ticket gives you the opportunity to take a ride on The Pier SkyView Ferris wheel. You'll enter a climate-controlled gondola and ascend smoothly to 164 feet up, before savoring panoramic views over the Dutch coastline. As an added bonus, you'll be served complimentary brownies or apple tarts accompanied by tea or coffee during your ride.

With this ticket, you'll be able to visit the whole of the Netherlands in just one day at Madurodam. This miniature model of the country will allow you to walk around miniature versions of Dutch landmarks and cities, including a stroll through Amsterdam or a visit to the Parliament Building in the Hague. The model village also includes miniatures of trains, cars and boats, and is packed full of fun photo activities.

With this ticket, you'll get access to Remastered in Rotterdam to discover iconic artworks in a new way. You'll experience the works of old Dutch masters and be immersed in the colorful world of Van Gogh, surrounded by the creatures of Jeroen Bosch and feel like you're diving as you walk through schools of fish in the underworld. You'll get to dance to Victory Boogie Woogie, walk through a waterfall and the clouds and make a UFO fly on a giant screen.

This experience grants admission to Royal Delft, the only remaining Delft blue pottery factory from the 17th century. You’ll have a chance to see master painters at work, painting entirely by hand according to centuries-old traditions. An audio guide will share interesting facts about the factory, production process and its history with the Dutch royal family. Later, you’ll be able to enjoy a high tea at Brasserie 1653, taking in the historic courtyard view.

With a ticket for the Amsterdam Airport Express, you can relax and enjoy a comfortable and convenient transfer to or from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS). The bus service will run every eight minutes during the day and every 30 minutes overnight, with multiple pickup/drop-off points throughout the city. On board, you'll find USB sockets for charging your devices and complimentary WiFi. You can also make use of a dedicated app for more information about the service.

Exploring Haarlem from the water gives a different view of the city. On a stylish, comfortable open electric sloop, you'll cruise the historic canals and glide along the Spaarne River. As you move through the waterways, a live guide (not an audio recording) will share the stories behind the city's oldest buildings, beautiful bridges and hidden streams, along with plenty of local facts you won’t find in a guidebook. The cruise is small-scale and personal, so you can ask questions and get local tips about cafés, museums and the best photo spots. The boat is usually open for the best views, and a rain cover can be used if the weather changes to keep you comfortable. Drinks and snacks are available to purchase on board. This quiet, scenic and sustainable experience is well suited to couples, families and anyone who wants a relaxed, authentic way to see Haarlem.

This self-guided scavenger hunt in The Hague lets you explore the city at your own pace. You will start anytime (24/7) with no guide or schedule, and you may pause for a coffee at the historic Plein or browse the boutiques near Noordeinde, then resume whenever you like — even the next day. The activity is presented as a flexible team-building option that suits couples, families and groups. The Complete City package puts an interactive game and a mapped route into one app. As you move through the streets you will solve puzzles to discover more than ten major attractions and uncover hidden gems along the way. You will visit Escher in Het Paleis and The Hague’s Historic Museum, see masterpieces at the Mauritshuis, and pass through Het Plein and the political heart at the Binnenhof. The route also includes Rijksmuseum de Gevangenpoort, Noordeinde Palace and the Royal Stables, and takes you to sites connected with peace such as the World Peace Flame and the Peace Palace. Along the way you will learn the history and legends of each site and receive hand-picked local recommendations for restaurants and shops.

During this experience, you'll take an audio-guided tour of the Windmills of Kinderdijk. At this iconic windmill landscape, you'll learn about water management ingenuity over the centuries. You can start with a visit to the pumping station or take a boat tour along the waterway. Next, you can visit the two museum windmills to see authentic machinery and learn about the lives of the millers who once worked and lived here. This tour combines a mixture of nature and history.

This walking tour in Haarlem follows the remarkable story of Corrie ten Boom and the people who resisted during the Nazi occupation. As you move through the city where she lived, sheltered refugees and was eventually arrested, you will see key locations that evoke that history. Stops include the outside of the Ten Boom House, the Joods Monument and the haunting Koepel Prison. Along the way you will also visit lesser-known places such as the Wijngaardtuin, where everyday acts of resistance quietly unfolded. A knowledgeable guide will lead the tour and link historical facts with personal stories, so the events feel human and emotional rather than distant. Conversations and storytelling will bring Corrie ten Boom’s legacy into focus alongside the broader wartime experience of Haarlem’s community. Whether her story drew you to the city or you came to learn more about life under occupation, the tour offers a thoughtful, eye-opening way to walk with purpose and remember with heart.

This experience explores the story of Delft Blue and its place in Dutch culture. You will learn how, 400 years ago, the first Dutch East India Company ships returned to Holland laden with Chinese blue and white porcelain and how those pieces became fashionable among affluent families, including European royals. As civil wars in China reduced imports, Dutch potteries seized the opportunity and developed their own version of the blue and white ware. Along the way you will hear how that innovation led to the birth of Delft Blue and why it has become one of the true Dutch icons. The experience focuses on the cultural and historical connections between Chinese porcelain, the Dutch East India Company and local potteries, giving you a clear picture of how Delft Blue emerged and why it remains significant today.