The Afrikaandermarkt is a multicultural market in the south of Rotterdam. There is no better place in the city to see that Rotterdam is a true melting pot of nationalities. Rotterdammers come to Afrikaanderplein to do their shopping and have a chat. About three hundred stalls offer food from all continents. From Dutch herring […]
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You will encounter a historic and unique part of Rotterdam around the Veerhaven in the Scheepvaartkwartier. Sailing ships bob on the water and stately mansions revive the old shipping feeling of Rotterdam. The surroundings of the Veerhaven are a world of contrasts. If you walk west towards Het Park, you will find stately mansions on Parklaan […]
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Not a fan of the busy city center, but prefer a quieter stroll? Then go to the Provenierswijk, north of Central Station. In this quiet, green oasis you can relax with several bars and restaurants. On Proveniersstraat you have restaurant Le Nord and smoothie bar Bio Bodega, for example, and you can have a Peroni or […]
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Anyone looking for a piece of picturesque Rotterdam should visit historic Delfshaven. The former port of Delft survived the war, making it one of the few places in the city where you can relive old times. Visit the Old Church, the old mill, historic buildings, canals and courtyards. Internationally, Delfshaven is […]
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The historic Noordereiland is located in the middle of the Nieuwe Maas. This district is connected to the city by special bridges. The striking Willemsbrug from 1981 immediately catches the eye with its red color. The old Koningshaven Bridge, better known as De Hef, is no longer used, but remains one of the most beautiful bridges over the Maas. […]
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