Enjoy a delightful walk through the city. Feel the history, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. On sunny days, go to the Stadspark Grotekerkplein. Relax on the grass and listen to local musicians at the Stadspodium Rotterdam. In the summer, various activities are organized at this stage. You can also find a bookcase where books can be exchanged alongside free water at the monument of the birthplace of Desiderius Erasmus. On rainy days, you can visit the Laurenskerk. Click here to see the list of activities. You could also go to a nearby restaurant like Little V or go to the rooftop bar of Motel One for a hard earned warm drink!
1. Markthal
The covered Markthal is the biggest tourist attraction in Rotterdam. An indoor market hall is something you’ll find in many other cities, but Rotterdam has a world’s first thanks to the unique combination with apartments. The Markthal is located on historic ground close to where Rotterdam once started. During the construction, interesting artefacts were found. These archaeological finds can be seen in De Tijdtrap, a free exhibition in the Markthal stairwell and parking garages.
