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Rotterdam is a modern and dynamic city in the Netherlands known for its unique architecture and vibrant atmosphere. The city's skyline is a fusion of contemporary and historic buildings, featuring architectural marvels like the Cube Houses and the iconic Erasmus Bridge. Rotterdam is also home to one of the world's largest ports, the Port of Rotterdam, which showcases its significance as a global hub for trade and logistics. All of this can be covered by taking various Rotterdam Sightseeing Tours.
Maasvlakte Beach, Rotterdam | Click by tjabeljan from Flickr
For convenient transportation options, visitors can rely on a Rotterdam Airport taxi or book a reliable Rotterdam Airport transfer service to travel to and from Rotterdam Airport. You can also take Airport Taxi and Airport transfer into consideration. In addition to its architectural wonders, Rotterdam offers a rich cultural scene. The city boasts an array of museums, including the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, which houses an extensive art collection, and the Kunsthal Rotterdam, known for its contemporary exhibits. The Markthal, a striking indoor market, is a popular spot to explore and sample a variety of culinary delights. Throughout the year, Rotterdam hosts numerous events and festivals, such as the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) and the North Sea Jazz Festival, attracting visitors from around the world; you can also experience events by booking private transfers or private taxis. With its mix of modernity, cultural highlights, and bustling energy, Rotterdam offers a captivating experience for both locals and tourists alike.
Kitesurfing, Noordzeestrand | Click by Frans Berkelaar from Flickr
Rotterdam offers a diverse array of attractions that cater to different interests by giving various Rotterdam sightseeing tours. Visit the iconic Markthal to indulge in a culinary adventure, explore the impressive Museum of Boijmans Van Beuningen for a dose of art and culture, or spend a day at the Rotterdam Zoo (Diergaarde Blijdorp) to connect with wildlife. Take in breathtaking city views from the Euromast observation tower or admire the unique architecture of the Cube Houses. Don't miss the elegant Erasmus Bridge and embark on a harbour tour to experience the city's maritime heritage. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Rotterdam's markets, step aboard the SS Rotterdam ocean liner-turned-hotel, and explore the lively Witte de Withstraat for its trendy dining and entertainment options. Rotterdam's dynamic spirit and captivating Rotterdam Tourist attractions make it an exciting destination for every visitor.
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The Cube Houses
One of the city’s iconic attractions, these houses are literally cubes, tilted over by 45 degrees. Considered to be Rotterdam’s most creative and striking architecture, the cube houses were designed by the Dutch architect Piet Blom. Take a tour around a fully furnished cube house in the Show Cube Museum or experience living it in the Cube House hostel.
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Market Hall
Rotterdam’s indoor market is football pitch size and is the largest in the Netherlands. Hosting 100 fresh produce sellers, 15 food shops and 8 restaurants, Market Hall is a foodie’s heaven. A one of a kind gastronomical experience, you can find everything from fresh bread to delicious cheese at the market’s stalls.
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Delfshaven
A small inner-city that was spared the destruction during World War II, Delfshaven has retained its historic ambience with its architecture, bars and restaurants. Make sure to visit the beautiful Pilgrim Fathers’ Chuerch where pilgrims gathered before heading for America. Don’t forget to enjoy a beer at brewery De Pelgrim, the only city brewery in Rotterdam and learn more about the brewing process.
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Maritime Museum Rotterdam
Learn all about the history of Rotterdam’s famous and historic port at this museum. Have an enthralling learning experience at Maritime Museum with the help of numerous maritime objects on display and a movie about the history of the port of Rotterdam. Families, especially children, spend a wonderful time here.
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Kunsthal
An award-winning modern architecture, Kunsthal is one of the most famous museums. From photography and sculpture to fashion and film, the museum can host more than 20 exhibitions each year. The building itself is a piece of modern art, with intriguing design elements at every corner. You can also enjoy the Museum Park, directly connected with the museum itself.
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Kinderdijk
The largest concentration of old windmills in the Netherlands, Kinderdijk is a popular tourist destination. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997, Kinderdijk is a one-of-a-kind example of Dutch water and air management and control. Experience the history and feel the wind of the 19 windmills at this heritage site.
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Scheveningen
Netherland's most famous seaside town, families have a memorable and wonderful time here. From staying at the sophisticated five star hotel, the Kurhaus to discovering the mysterious marine world at Sea Life, Scheveningen has innumerable attractions and beach pavilions. City and beach life go hand-in-hand here!
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Schiedam
Popularly known for Jenever, Schiedam’s historical centre and the tallest old windmills in the world, Schiedam is a small town with gorgeous canals to walk or cruise around. Major sites like Old City Hall, the Wheat Exchange, the Porters’ Guild House and Church of Saint John are historically important and worth seeing.
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Otterlo
Otterlo is the home of the Kröller-Müller Museum, named after Helene Kröller-Müller, which has the world's second largest collection of Vincent van Gogh paintings. Go on a bike or cycle ride which are available for hire from Veluwe Specialist Otterlo and explore the Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe.
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Delft
Considered to be the birthplace of microbiology, Delft is an attractive tourist destination. Being home to the famous painter Jan Vermeer, along with the city’s extremely beloved blue pottery make it culturally diverse. One of Netherlands’ technologically advanced cities, it boasts the prestigious Delft University of Technology.
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Utrecht
Built around the Dom tower, Utrecht’s ancient city centre hosts many historically important buildings and structures. Explore the Oude Hortus, the former botanical garden of Utrecht University, Rietveld Schroder House, an architectonic highlight by Gerrit Rietveld and Trajectum Lumen, a beautiful light art route that illuminates the city.
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The Hague
This 13th century historical city grew from politics. Where kingdoms rose and fell and great leaders flourished, Hague is the heart of the Dutch Government and still is the home of King’s residential and working palaces. Spend a few days taking in the mesmerizing sights and soaking up the culture in the city’s stately buildings and royal history.
