Top 17 Things to do in Rotterdam, Netherlands

Abstract cube-shaped houses designed by Piet Blom in the 1970s, offering unique architecture and interior experiences.

A tower built in 1960 offering panoramic views of Rotterdam, with restaurants, ziplining, and the option to stay overnight in suites.

A marketplace known for having the world's largest painting on its ceiling, as well as various food stalls and apartments.

Built in 1898, this building is one of the rare examples that survived the Blitz of World War II, and it used to be Europe's tallest building.

An interactive museum with access to historic boats from the Rotterdam port, offering a glimpse into maritime history.

The world's first crowdfunded bridge, known for its bright yellow color and the names of donors engraved on its wooden panels.

Built between 1914 and 1920 in the Dutch Renaissance style, the City Hall is a building that survived WWII and offers courtyard and interior hall visits.

A central transportation hub with a unique roof pointing towards the city center and powered by 3,000 solar panels.

A controversial sculpture by Paul McCarthy that was commissioned by the city of Rotterdam.

Rotterdam's coolest street with awesome street art.

A historic neighborhood that survived the World War II bombings, making it a popular tourist destination.

An area famous for having the largest cluster of windmills in the Netherlands.

One of the most important museums in Europe and the Netherlands, featuring works from various artists and periods.

A church with an unusual shape, rebuilt after the redesign of Rotterdam's Central Station.

Formerly the head office of the Holland America Line, connecting the Netherlands with America.

A place to eat until your heart's content.

An art project with trees planted in recycled sea buoys, floating in the harbor to promote the relationship between city dwellers and nature.