
Erasmus Bridge
The cable-stayed bridge over the Nieuwe Maas, opened in 1996 and nicknamed the Swan. Walk across it from the Kop van Zuid to the centre and back for the view of the harbour.






The places that make Rotterdam: Erasmus Bridge, Markthal, Cube Houses and more, with what is on there next.

The cable-stayed bridge over the Nieuwe Maas, opened in 1996 and nicknamed the Swan. Walk across it from the Kop van Zuid to the centre and back for the view of the harbour.

A market hall shaped like an arch, with fresh food stalls below and homes above. The ceiling is one huge artwork, the Horn of Plenty.

Piet Blom's tilted cube houses stand above the Blaak. One of them is open as a show house, so you can see how people live in a cube.

The tower beside the Maas, built in 1960, with a view of the port from its platform.

The museum of ships, ports and the sea, at the Leuvehaven in the centre. It is indoors, and part of the harbour is outside.

A mirrored, bowl-shaped building in the Museumpark where the art of the Boijmans Van Beuningen museum is stored, and where you can walk past it.
