With a guide, you will look at the city with different eyes, whether it is already known or unknown.
A city walk dull, dusty and corny? On the contrary, Patricia Hoornaar knows. "With a guide, you look at the city with different eyes, whether it is already known or unknown. Dordrecht remains surprising, for everyone. We often hear from participants that they knew Dordrecht was beautiful, but that it still far exceeded their expectations." To the satisfaction of Hoornaar, who works in the Group Day Trips department of Dordrecht Marketing & Partners.
The coronavirus threw a spanner in the works for a while, but now the Saturday morning city walks have been restarted. "These start from the counter in the Intree, on the Spuiboulevard. It's a low-threshold way to get to know the city under the guidance of someone whose head is full of relevant knowledge. Our guides don't stick to the same routine by default, but adapt to the group." For each walk, the guides estimate what the route will be. Are narrow alleys still too risky given the size of the group? Then they will be skipped. To avoid disappointment, booking in advance for a city walk is recommended, by the way. They always start on Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. and last until about 1 p.m."