Private Tour The Hague and Delft incl. Mauritshuis from Amsterdam

Explore The Hague and Delft in Comfort and Style

This private tour from Amsterdam offers an effortless way to explore The Hague and Delft in a single day. Priced at $479.39 per person, it lasts approximately 7 hours and provides a luxury transfer in an air-conditioned Mercedes vehicle, complete with wifi and bottled water. The tour is designed for those who want to see key attractions without the hassle of public transport, and the private nature guarantees an intimate experience with your own group.

A standout feature is the flexibility the private format offers, with the possibility to enjoy lunch in either city and tailored visits to prominent sites. The tour emphasizes highlights like the Mauritshuis, Madurodam, and Royal Delft, with admission tickets included, ensuring smooth entry to each location. While it’s most suitable for those interested in art, history, and architecture, it’s ideal for travelers seeking comfort and convenience in their sightseeing.

Key Points

• Private, luxury transportation in an air-conditioned Mercedes with Wi-Fi and bottled water
• Visit The Hague’s top sites including Mauritshuis, Peace Palace, and the International Criminal Court
• Explore Delft’s famous pottery at Royal Delft with a guided museum visit and factory tour
• Includes admission tickets for Madurodam, Royal Delft, and Mauritshuis
• Flexible schedule with options to enjoy local lunch and photo stops
• No additional guide fee; professional driver/host offers commentary and assistance

Seamless Pickup and Private Transportation

The tour begins with hotel pickup in Amsterdam, where a professional driver and host welcomes your group. The journey to The Hague is comfortable thanks to the air-conditioned Mercedes vehicle, which also features free Wi-Fi and bottled water. This setup caters to travelers who prefer a hassle-free transfer rather than navigating public transport or crowded buses.

Having no other participants ensures a personalized experience tailored to your group’s pace and interests. The pick-up and drop-off service makes the entire day smooth and stress-free, allowing more time to focus on the sites rather than logistics. This approach particularly suits visitors who appreciate comfort and flexibility.

Discovering Mauritshuis and Its Masterpieces

The tour’s first stop is the Mauritshuis, centrally located in The Hague. Known for its outstanding collection of Dutch and Flemish paintings, it features works from the 17th century, the Dutch Golden Age of art. The museum’s two historical buildings — the Mauritshuis palace and the Prince William V Gallery — house masterpieces like Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt’s Anatomy Lesson.

With admission included, visitors can spend about an hour exploring the world-class collection at their own pace. The location’s centrality makes it easy to appreciate The Hague’s political significance while enjoying some of the most famous Dutch artworks in a stunning setting.

Madurodam: Miniature Holland in an Hour

Next, the tour takes you to Madurodam, the famous miniature park representing the Netherlands’ architecture and innovations. The models are built to a scale of 1:25, showcasing famous buildings, cities, and landscapes, with meticulous attention to detail.

In just an hour, visitors gain an interactive overview of Dutch history, engineering, and culture. The models are well-maintained, with greenery carefully kept to a maximum height of 60 centimeters. Madurodam also offers interactive activities, such as role-playing as a lock keeper or pilot, which add a fun, engaging element. Admission tickets are included for an easy, skip-the-line experience.

Photo Opportunities Outside the Binnenhof, Peace Palace, and International Criminal Court

The tour provides photo stops at key political landmarks in The Hague. The Binnenhof, home to the Dutch Parliament, is visible from outside where visitors can take pictures of its historic architecture. The Peace Palace, a symbol of international diplomacy, also offers a stunning exterior view perfect for photos.

Likewise, the International Criminal Court provides another photo opportunity from outside, giving a sense of the city’s role in global justice. These stops are brief—around 10 minutes each—but enrich the tour with cultural and political context.

Flexibility for Lunch and City Exploration

The itinerary allows about an hour for lunch in The Hague, giving time to enjoy local cafes or restaurants. The exact location is flexible, and this break helps balance sightseeing with relaxation.

Similarly, there is an optional 45-minute window for lunch or exploration in Delft, depending on your schedule. These stops are not included in the ticket price but are recommended opportunities to enjoy Dutch cuisine and soak in local atmosphere. This flexibility makes the tour suitable for those who want a more leisurely experience.

Visiting Royal Delft: The Icon of Delft Blue Pottery

The Royal Delft Museum is a highlight for those interested in craftsmanship and history. During this one-hour visit, you’ll learn about the history of Royal Delft, the only remaining factory museum of Delft Blue pottery. The museum features a historic collection, including a royal collection, and explains the traditional production process.

Along With the museum visit, there are extra activities available, offering a chance to see pottery being made and perhaps even try your hand at painting. The admission ticket is included, making it a smooth experience to explore one of the Netherlands’ most famous crafts.

The Charm of Delft and Its Optional Lunch Break

Following the museum visit, there is an additional 45-minute window to explore Delft itself. Visitors can enjoy lunch in a local restaurant or stroll through the city’s charming streets—famous for historic canals and quaint architecture. This part of the tour remains free of admission costs, allowing flexibility to tailor your visit.

The relaxed pace allows for photo opportunities and a more personal connection with Delft’s artistic and historical ambiance.

The Value of a Private, All-Inclusive Tour

This tour offers a comprehensive experience with admission tickets included for top attractions like Mauritshuis, Madurodam, and Royal Delft. It also features hotel pickup and drop-off, ensuring convenience.

The professional driver/host provides insightful commentary, but there is no guide included, keeping the experience focused and private. The cost is justified by the luxury transport, ticket inclusions, and flexibility, making it a good value for those seeking a seamless, personalized day exploring The Hague and Delft.

Who Will Appreciate This Tour Most?

This private tour suits art lovers, history enthusiasts, and architecture fans who prefer comfort and flexibility. It’s especially ideal for travelers who want to maximize their sightseeing without the stress of planning transportation or waiting in lines.

The small group size and private format mean a more personalized experience, and the admission tickets help avoid long queues. While the tour price might seem high, the inclusion of all major tickets and private transport in a 7-hour experience makes it a worthwhile investment.

Final Thoughts on the Private Hague and Delft Tour

This tour offers a well-rounded, comfortable way to see some of the Netherlands’ most iconic sites in The Hague and Delft. The combination of art, politics, and craftsmanship, along with private transportation, creates an experience suited for those who value convenience and quality.

While it’s not designed for travelers seeking guided commentary at every site or free exploration without structure, the inclusions and flexibility make it a strong choice for a luxury day trip. It’s particularly recommended for first-time visitors who want to see the highlights efficiently.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the price of this tour?
The price includes hotel pickup and drop-off, air-conditioned Mercedes transportation with Wi-Fi, admission tickets for Mauritshuis, Madurodam, and Royal Delft, as well as bottled water.

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 7 hours, covering multiple stops and allowing time for sightseeing, photos, and optional lunch breaks.

Is there a guide during the tour?
The experience features a professional driver/host but does not include a professional guide at each site. The driver provides commentary and assistance.

Can I customize the stop for lunch?
Yes, there is a flexible time allocated for lunch in The Hague or Delft, depending on your preferences and schedule.

Are tickets for attractions included?
Yes, admission tickets for Mauritshuis, Madurodam, and Royal Delft are included, ensuring quick entry and no additional costs.

Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is most suited for adults interested in art, history, and architecture. It does not specify any age restrictions, but travelers should consider the walking and sightseeing pace.

What are the stops outside the museums?
Stops outside Binnenhof, Peace Palace, and International Criminal Court are mainly for photo opportunities. These are brief stops to capture the exterior architecture.

Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.

Is the tour suitable for travelers with mobility issues?
The tour involves walking at some stops and vehicle transfers. Those with mobility concerns should inquire further with the provider.

How do I book this tour?
Bookings can be made through the provider’s platform, with confirmation received immediately after booking. For questions, contact VIP Travel & Limousine Services at +31202612237 or via email.