What NOT to do in Rotterdam
Discover the vibrant city of Rotterdam, Netherlands, through its unique attractions that offer a mix of history, art, and modern marvels. From iconic windmills and artistic masterpieces to architectural wonders and maritime heritage, this map guides you through the essential Rotterdam experience.
Maritime Museum
The Maritime Museum is a place with great exhibits and ships outside to explore.
Boyman Museum
The Boyman Museum has a huge collection of artwork, including works by Van Gogh and Rembrandt, located on a large park with a CO on the other side.
Pinball Museum
A fun museum featuring pinball machines.
Mini World Water Dam
Mini World Water Dam features miniature versions of things around the city with changing lights to simulate day and night.
Kinder
Kinderdijk, outside the city, is a UNESCO world heritage site with 19 windmills that have been operating for hundreds of years.
Mark Hall
The Mark Hall is a fantastic place to try food from around the world with tons of stalls and a ceiling painted with windows into people's homes, offering local foods like kibbeling and stroopwafels.
St Lawrence church
St Lawrence Church is a historic building in Rotterdam that survived the bombings of World War II.
Dev Haven
Def Haven is the historic part of Rotterdam with canals and tall houses that wasn't destroyed during the war.
Central Station
Rotterdam Central Station provides easy connections to other cities like Amsterdam, Leiden and the Hague.
Cube houses
The Cube Houses are modern architecture that are interesting to check out and you can go inside one of them.
Erasmus bridge
The Erasmus Bridge is a modern bridge and a symbol of the city.