A day out in Rotterdam, but you have no idea what you want to do and you don't feel like getting into a tour bus? No problem: we have created two routes with RET public transport that allow you to explore all the beauty that Rotterdam has to offer with the greatest of ease.
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Rotterdam Central Station welcomes more than 110.000 travelers every day. Intercity trains, sprinters, international trains, buses, trams and metros run here and there. The station underwent an enormous metamorphosis in 2014 and has since become one of the city's architectural highlights. A lot of funny people wanted the station, when […]
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Above the Blaak train and metro station is a large square where the Markthal can be found. On the inside of the horseshoe-shaped colossus you can see De Hoorn des Abundance, an amazing work of art of two football fields, designed by Arno Coenen. The artwork and her name are completely in place here. Good food, fresh […]
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Get on board for a cruise of approximately 1 hour on the Maas along all the highlights of Rotterdam. You have a beautiful view of the impressive skyline and the various ports. An enthusiastic guide tells you live during the trip about all the ins and outs of the sailing route. The ship sails along the […]
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You can easily travel by public transport with the digital tickets in the MUST SEE app. Where you used to have to purchase a separate OV-chipkaart, you can now easily travel with your mobile using Rotterdam's public transport system. You can easily buy a digital ticket in the app and pay for it with your banking […]
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One of the ways to visit Rotterdam from abroad is by plane. Of course you will land at Rotterdam The Hague Airport. The medium-sized airport from 1956 serves almost 2 million travelers every year to and from destinations all over the world, but mainly within Europe. Before the war Rotterdam had for […]
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You can experience the maritime past of Rotterdam in the Wijnhaven. This old port suffered a lot during the Second World War. Many old buildings have been lost. The stately White House, the oldest skyscraper in Europe, is one of the few historic buildings still standing. Near the Wijnhaven is also the […]
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January 31, 1953. Because the storm tide coincided with spring tide, the water in the southern North Sea rose to extreme heights. Dykes broke and Zeeland and parts of South Holland were flooded, resulting in more than 1800 deaths. One thing was certain: that should never happen again. After the flood disaster, the Netherlands did everything possible to […]
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Rotterdam Binnenstebuiten This is a unique tour on foot, by bike and on the water. You will see well-known and lesser-known places of the city. From the Central Station you walk through the center along the well-known highlights. But we stop for a moment at those places you wouldn't otherwise get. Below the […]
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