Discover Rotterdam

While attending the congress, take the opportunity to explore Rotterdam. The city is known for its distinctive modern architecture, rich cultural institutions, and maritime heritage. From museums and galleries to riverside landmarks and historic districts, Rotterdam offers a variety of places that can be easily combined with your congress program. Below you will find a selection of recommended sites to visit.

Markthal Rotterdam

A striking indoor market housed under a massive arched glass ceiling, the Markthal combines food stalls, restaurants, and apartments. It's a vibrant spot for culinary delights and architectural admiration.

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Erasmus Bridge (Erasmusbrug)

Known locally as "The Swan" for its elegant design, this iconic bridge spans the Nieuwe Maas River, connecting the northern and southern parts of Rotterdam. It's a symbol of the city's modern architecture.

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Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen)

Designed by architect Piet Blom, these innovative, cube-shaped homes are tilted at 45 degrees and rest upon hexagonal pylons. Visitors can explore a model home to experience this unique living concept.

More information at www.kubuswoning.nl.

Euromast

Standing at 185 meters, the Euromast is the tallest observation tower in the Netherlands. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Rotterdam and, on clear days, even see as far as the North Sea.

More information at www.euromast.nl.

Delfshaven

One of the few areas that survived World War II bombings, Delfshaven offers a glimpse into Rotterdam's past with its historic canals, traditional windmills, and the Pilgrim Fathers' Church, marking the departure point of the Mayflower.

More information at www.rotterdamstyle.com.