Tourist information
The VVV shop sells books, maps, city walking tours, bike routes, and souvenirs, and offers a variety of brochures about the city and the region. Can’t stop by? Then check out the VVV online store.
Where can you find the tourist information office in Dordrecht?
The Dordrecht Tourist Information Office is located at Spuiboulevard 99, close to the shopping district and the historic city center. It’s a ten-minute walk from the train station. This is where you can start your visit to the city. In the reception area, you’ll find itineraries, tips, and stories about Dordrecht.
By train? Follow the VVV signs.
By bus? Get off at the Centrum stop.
Park at the Achterom or Spuihaven parking garages.
Where can you find the tourist information office in Dordrecht?
The Dordrecht Tourist Information Office is located at Spuiboulevard 99, close to the shopping district and the historic city center. It’s a ten-minute walk from the train station. This is where you can start your visit to the city. In the reception area, you’ll find itineraries, tips, and stories about Dordrecht.
By train? Follow the VVV signs.
By bus? Get off at the Centrum stop.
Park at the Achterom or Spuihaven parking garages.
Buy unique Dordrecht productshere
The Dordrecht Tourist Office (VVV) now carries an increasing number of products with a Dordrecht twist. The VVV shop has undergone a makeover and now features four display cases filled with local products, such as Dordrecht sheep’s head cookies, beer, and wine, as well as Dordrecht tea and honey. Our selection appeals to the imagination of Dordrecht residents looking for a fun gift, but it’s also definitely worth checking out for visitors from outside the city. Discover all kinds of fun trinkets, such as a 3D print of the Grote Kerk tower as a keychain or home decor accessory. The magnets are real bestsellers, as are the “Dordtse Schapenkeutels”: licorice candies in a tin.
Read the blog “The Dordrecht Legend ” to find out why Dordrecht residents are called “sheep’s heads.”
All kinds of souvenirs and gifts
Rent your bicycle or e-bike at VVV
The Dordrecht area features an extensive network of bike paths totaling 325 kilometers. So rent an (electric) bike from the tourist office and explore historic Dordrecht, the lush Biesbosch, or the beautiful polders on your own.
The Dordrecht Tourist Office rents out unisex bicycles for €15 per day. If you’d prefer to ride an electric bike, that’s also an option for €28 per day. Be sure to contact the Tourist Office in advance to avoid any disappointment!
Of course, much can be found online, but the added value of VVV Dordrecht lies in the personal contact and the interactive environment. The staff will help you find the undiscovered gems. There is always something unknown to discover, even in your own hometown. VVV Dordrecht puts you on the right track.
Address and opening hours
VVV Dordrecht
Spuiboulevard 99
3311 GN Dordrecht
078 – 770 88 83
vvvdordrecht@dordrecht.nl
Opening hours:
Monday through Friday: 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. *
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sundays and holidays: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day
* Closed on Mondays from November through March
Public transportation:
From Dordrecht CS it is a 10-minute walk, follow the signs VVV. If you arrive in the center by city bus, it is best to get off at the 'Centrum' stop.
By car:
Park your car nearby in Achterom parking garage.