Guidebook for Rotterdam
Getting Around
The main public transport hub of Rotterdam. It is recently renovated and has an amazing architecture.
68 locals recommend
Rotterdam station
The main public transport hub of Rotterdam. It is recently renovated and has an amazing architecture.
Shopping
An exemplary piece of Rotterdam architecture, with a great variety of international food stalls and restaurants inside. A must see!
144 locals recommend
Markthal
Verlengde NieuwstraatAn exemplary piece of Rotterdam architecture, with a great variety of international food stalls and restaurants inside. A must see!
Lijnbaan
LijnbaanThe main shopping street in Rotterdam.
Meent
MeentThe most trendy shopping and restaurant street in Rotterdam.
Feyenoord Fanshop
2 StationspleinFor the football fans.
Entertainment & Activities
Pathé Schouwburgplein
101 SchouwburgpleinIMAX Cinema.
One of the oldest and biggest zoo in the Netherlands with an amazing Oceanium and a very big park with many rare animals.
170 locals recommend
Rotterdam Zoo
8 BlijdorplaanOne of the oldest and biggest zoo in the Netherlands with an amazing Oceanium and a very big park with many rare animals.
Arts & Culture
An art museum with a diverse collection ranging from medieval to contemporary art, with somewhat of a focus on Dutch art.
308 locals recommend
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
18 MuseumparkAn art museum with a diverse collection ranging from medieval to contemporary art, with somewhat of a focus on Dutch art.
A concert venue and convention centre mainly known as a venue for classical music, but de Doelen is also a stage for jazz, world music and is the Central Boxoffice for the International Film Festival.
47 locals recommend
De Doelen
50 SchouwburgpleinA concert venue and convention centre mainly known as a venue for classical music, but de Doelen is also a stage for jazz, world music and is the Central Boxoffice for the International Film Festival.
Sightseeing
Known from the Jackie Chan movie 'Who am I?'. The Erasmus Bridge is the second largest bridge in the Netherlands built in 1996, connecting the north and south part of the city.
221 locals recommend
Erasmusbrug
ErasmusbrugKnown from the Jackie Chan movie 'Who am I?'. The Erasmus Bridge is the second largest bridge in the Netherlands built in 1996, connecting the north and south part of the city.
Cube houses are a set of cubical houses built in Rotterdam, designed by architect Piet Blom and inspired by Le Corbusier.
196 locals recommend
Cube Houses
70 OverblaakCube houses are a set of cubical houses built in Rotterdam, designed by architect Piet Blom and inspired by Le Corbusier.
The highest tower in Rotterdam, designed by Hugh Maaskant and constructed between 1958 and 1960. It was specially built for the 1960 Floriade, and is a listed monument since 2010.
352 locals recommend
Euromast
20 ParkhavenThe highest tower in Rotterdam, designed by Hugh Maaskant and constructed between 1958 and 1960. It was specially built for the 1960 Floriade, and is a listed monument since 2010.
Parks & Nature
Kralingen Park is the biggest park in Rotterdam where you can fish, barbeque, swim or rent a boat.
19 locals recommend
Kralingse Bosch
Kralingen Park is the biggest park in Rotterdam where you can fish, barbeque, swim or rent a boat.
Museum Park is part of the art centre of Rotterdam connecting you with six museums within walking distance.
79 locals recommend
Museumpark
22 MuseumparkMuseum Park is part of the art centre of Rotterdam connecting you with six museums within walking distance.
Essentials
This supermarket is just around the corner and has all the groceries you need.
73 locals recommend
Pathé Schouwburgplein
101 SchouwburgpleinThis supermarket is just around the corner and has all the groceries you need.