Walking Rotterdam Food Tour
We offer food tours that let you experience and taste Rotterdam in all its glory. Our savvy local guides will tell you wonderful stories about their city, and on the way you will stop many times for a special bite and/or drink. We let you taste the Dutch classics (bitterballen anyone?), but you also get to try many international specialties, and we end with a 'gezellige borrel' (a drink with friends) in a cool waterfront brewery. All in all, we have the recipe for your great afternoon in our wonderful home town!
Options
Dutch
What's included in Walking Rotterdam Food Tour
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Rotterdam Centraal Station
This is our first point of interest. From here we will go on to visit many different spots in the city, including the West-Kruiskade, the Markthal, Central Station, the Cube Houses, both bridges, the Nieuwe Binnenweg, and many more. On the way we will stop 6 times for lots of food: the Dutch classics like bitterballen, cheese and poffertjes, but also international delicacies, craft beers and chips. Come hungry!
Inclusions
- Two beverages are included in this tour, and you get a complimentary bottle of water.
- The bites on this tour are comparable to big lunch, so come hungry!
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- Let op! Voor NL-talige tours is het startpunt anders: Westnieuwland 501. De gids staat te wachten voor de hoofdingang van de Markthal. English speaking tours: We meet up on the square right in front of Central Station, your guide will be waiting underneath the clock that is hanging on the façade.
End Points
- Let op! Voor de NL-talige tours is het eindpunt ook anders, wij eindigen bij Westerpaviljoen op de Nieuwe Binnenweg. English speaking tours: We end by the water for our last bite and drink, a 'borrel' as we like to call it in Dutch.