Harlem On Your Own
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Haarlem on Your Own
Designed for independent travelers and those who prefer to walk at their own pace, a guide will escort you on your transfer and will answer any questions along the way. With map in hand, you'll disembark near the 700-year-old Grote Markt, Haarlem's main square. You'll no doubt be charmed by the cobblestone streets that twist around an endless supply of breathtaking attractions such as the Town Hall, site of the city's government since about 1100; and the Frans Hals Museum, the Netherlands oldest art museum. Dominating Grote Markt is the impressive 13th century St. Bavo Church with its magnificent stained-glass windows.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Haarlem is one of the most photogenic destinations in the Netherlands. As you stroll the cobblestone streets, you'll no doubt be charmed by the hofjes (houses built around courtyards) and centuries-old Gothic buildings.
LUNCH
When hunger calls, you'll find cafés, restaurants and gastropubs around every corner. These are classic meals from Belgium, not The Netherlands. 'May we suggest trying some of Dutch finest cheese. Looking for something sweet? The so-calles 'poffertjes' are not to be missed.
SHOPPING
If shopping's on the agenda, there are plenty of shops where you'll find the ultimate souvenir. Look for Delft blue pottery, Dutch cocoa powder, wooden clogs called "klomps".
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
It's an approximate 45-minute ride to Haarlem, which gives you ample time to gaze out the motorcoach window and anticipate your tour of the city known as Holland's tulip capital.
Schedule
Special Notes
The journey to Haarlem is around 45 minutes each way. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. Local currency is accepted for purchases. The visit to Harlem is non-guided and does not include entrance fees. City maps are provided for your convenience.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Haarlem on Your Own
Designed for independent travelers and those who prefer to walk at their own pace, a guide will escort you on your transfer and will answer any questions along the way. With map in hand, you'll disembark near the 700-year-old Grote Markt, Haarlem's main square. You'll no doubt be charmed by the cobblestone streets that twist around an endless supply of breathtaking attractions such as the Town Hall, site of the city's government since about 1100; and the Frans Hals Museum, the Netherlands oldest art museum. Dominating Grote Markt is the impressive 13th century St. Bavo Church with its magnificent stained-glass windows.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Haarlem is one of the most photogenic destinations in the Netherlands. As you stroll the cobblestone streets, you'll no doubt be charmed by the hofjes (houses built around courtyards) and centuries-old Gothic buildings.
LUNCH
When hunger calls, you'll find cafés, restaurants and gastropubs around every corner. These are classic meals from Belgium, not The Netherlands. 'May we suggest trying some of Dutch finest cheese. Looking for something sweet? The so-calles 'poffertjes' are not to be missed.
SHOPPING
If shopping's on the agenda, there are plenty of shops where you'll find the ultimate souvenir. Look for Delft blue pottery, Dutch cocoa powder, wooden clogs called "klomps".
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
It's an approximate 45-minute ride to Haarlem, which gives you ample time to gaze out the motorcoach window and anticipate your tour of the city known as Holland's tulip capital.
Schedule
Special Notes
The journey to Haarlem is around 45 minutes each way. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. Local currency is accepted for purchases. The visit to Harlem is non-guided and does not include entrance fees. City maps are provided for your convenience.