Rotterdam, a dynamic city where modern architecture meets maritime heritage, offering travellers a blend of cutting-edge design, bustling harbours, and local cultural experiences.
Sitting along the banks of the Nieuwe Maas River, Rotterdam is a city renowned for its innovative architecture, bustling port, and eclectic cultural scene. As you explore the city, you'll be captivated by it's iconic landmarks such as the striking Erasmus Bridge, the futuristic Cube Houses, and the towering Euromast. Visit Remastered in Rotterdam, take a classic Boat Cruise along the harbour to enjoy the cityscape, dive into history at the Maritime Museum, take the kids to Rotterdam Zoo or enjoy a stroll through the gardens of Het Park. Don't miss the bustling Markthal, a feast for the senses, and the historic Delfshaven district, where centuries-old charm meets modern vibrancy. If you are happy to travel just outside or the city, why not visit the beautiful Kinderdijk where you can see the windmills along the waterways. Rotterdam is full of ways to entertain all ages and offers you those important memories!
Europe’s Largest Port: Rotterdam's port, known as the ‘Port of Rotterdam’, is the largest in Europe and one of the busiest in the world. It covers an area of over 105 square kilometres (41 square miles) and plays a key role in global trade!
Modern Architecture Hub: After being heavily bombed during World War II, much of Rotterdam was rebuilt which has resulted in a cityscape filled with cutting-edge and experimental architecture. Famous structures include the Cube Houses and the Erasmus Bridge, also known as "The Swan."
Home to Europe’s First Skyscraper: The ‘Witte Huis’ (White House) in Rotterdam, completed in 1898, is considered to be Europe's first skyscraper! It stands at just 43 metres (141 feet) tall, which is modest by today's standards, but it was a marvel of engineering at the time!
Festival City: Rotterdam hosts a variety of exciting festivals throughout the year, including the ‘International Film Festival Rotterdam’ (IFFR), one of Europe’s leading film festivals, and the ‘North Sea Jazz Festival’, the largest indoor jazz festival in the world.
Cycling Paradise: Like much of the Netherlands, Rotterdam is a cyclist-friendly city, with over 600 kilometres (370 miles) of bike paths! Many residents use bicycles for their daily commute, and the city promotes sustainable transport.
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