Take a stroll down the dock by the free Haven Museum. There's a boat placed on the dock itself where tourists can enter and look at sailor's knots and have a chat with local sailors. Then walk your way towards the White House and experience the Old Harbour with it's Famous Cubical Houses.

nice modern architecture! recommended to avoid witte de with straat in the night. the zoo (very big) is defo worth seeing.

Well, Rotterdam is very near Amsterdam, and is a very nice city, although there isn't that much to see there. It is the longest harbour in the world, so you can take boat tours down that. Also, the euromast is there, which offers a wicked view over the city, especially in the morning or evening, with the sunset/rise. Locals in Rotterdam can usually speak English, and suprisingly very well. Also, if you plan to go to Amsterdam, staying in Rotterdam may be an idea, because it might be cheaper to stay there and just go to AMsterdam for thenday then stay in Amsterdam.

Sightseeing am Hafen. Mit Schiff den riesiegen Hafen erkunden.

Rotterdam has over taken Den Haag for the very prestigious title of most dangerous city in Holland. The town centre was mostly destroyed during the war and now the city's main attractions are weird architecture

Go to Use-it for the best tips about Rotterdam, it is a tourist information center for the backpacker who wants to discover this interesting City. You can find Use-it close by the train station. They have also a good website

If you're ever in Rotterdam be sure to visit the townhall!

shopping paradise :-)

Le port est assez impressionant à visiter.

Rottendam is easy to access by train. Hotels are in the city centre and around the train station. We found the Hilton Hotel was the best price, best location in the city mall area next to restaurants and shops. The needle down near the biggest shipping harbour in the world was offers an interesting view. Only stayed one night but saw enough. Clean city and seemed quiet safe as well.