The store is very similar to the TJ Maxx in the USA, but it's called TK Maxx in Europe. They have…read morewomen's, men's, baby, accessories, travel, home section, and etc. I have been to this location a few times already to purchase stuff for the home. The prices here aren't terrible but I have seen many unique items (e.g. Apple products accessories such as iPhone cases). The store is pretty organized. The staffs are also friendly here.

Loved it! Just like TJ Maxx in America!! Even some of the same kinds of products! They even have…read morethe food section! Of course I always need all the glassware and they set theres up in a window where they catch the light beautifully making them appear all the more attractive. Bought some really cute pet stuff on my last visit.

I know this is considered a tourist trap but I am so glad I came over to check it out. We went to a…read morelot of places to try the food. We had coffee at the tea bar. We got a corn dog, a smash burger, stroopwaffle with Nutella, crispy tofu, chocolate truffles, chicken dumplings, chai tea, macchiato latte, cannoli, and ramen. Most of the employees are very kind. Some are a little prickly but that might be because I'm American and only speak English. Most of the things we bought were priced well. There were only a couple of things that were pricey. The whole Markthal is fun atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place.

Stopped in here two different times during our visit. It was hard not to revisit, so many choices…read moreand everything looked so good! Anything you'd want to eat or drink was at your fingertips. Cookies, fish, Chinese, empanadas, etc. amazing! A few gift stores also made it easy to say yes, since the prices were comparable to what we'd been seeing. It was very warm inside, but they were having a heatwave. Maybe it's usually much more comfortable inside. My other peeve was to have to pay for the use of the toilet. You'd think that at least they would be cleaned and stocked, it was not. Overall, super neat place to stop in quickly or hangout. Located in a very central location of downtown.

The store is lovely and a lot of space with many designer stores inside. I went to the Louis…read morevuitton store and was assisted by Tesa. She was really patient and assisted me on my many visits

De Bijenkorf Rotterdam is one of the largest department stores in the city, located a short walk…read moreaway from Stadhuis, on Coolsingel, it is located in a very impressive building, opening in 1956. It is a high-end department store chain, with the same ownership as Selfridge and Co in the UK, the stores do appear to be very similar to what I'm used to with Selfridge and Co back home, especially in terms of the appearance of the exterior. The main difference for me is the absence of a Food Hall (This particular location does have a Cafe though). The upmarket prices and vibes remain in most areas of the store, I do find some of the store's clothing sections to have vibes most similar to a market, rather than an upmarket department store though. The staff are very friendly and offer good service, with good product knowledge to explain beauty and fragrance products in detail, with benefits when appropriate. It is over multiple levels, with a decent number of escalators/lifts, and toilet facilities. A large department store with good service and a good selection of products, certainly worth a browse when looking to shop or kill some time in Rotterdam. 4*

Alexandrium Shopping Center is a decent-sized shopping centre in Rotterdam, around 8 km from…read moreCentraal station but easily accessed by public transportation, with Metro and Intercity train links offered. Parts of the centre are currently undergoing a major refurbishment (December 2022), but considering this, they're doing a good job to keep the disturbance to a minimum, with shops and restaurants remaining open. They have a good selection of shops including Albert Heijn, Etos, Foot Locker, G-Star Raw, H&M, Holland and Barrett, JD and many others. While there isn't the typical American fashion mall food court, there are a number of places to eat and drink here, including McDonald's, Starbucks, Burger King, Cinnabon, Bagel and Beans and a potato place, as well as several other choices. The mall is pretty easy to follow, there is also a bridge which connects to the car park as well as a separate part of the mall which is much more modern and high-end, mainly consisting of furniture stores. The toilets were surprisingly clean for a mall too. 4* - A good mall with a good selection of places to shop and eat, while it may not have the Westfield factor, it is a good alternative if you don't want to travel too far out of Rotterdam's centre.

Central Plaza is a shopping centre, in the centre of Rotterdam, it is right across the way from…read moreRotterdam Centraal station, making it an option to have a quick walk around or bite to eat, before or after getting a train. Brands here include: - Beers and Barrels (Pub-style restaurant) - Etos (Drug Store) - Hollands (Casino) - Miso Sushi (Japanese Restaurant) - Vapiano (Casual-dining Italian) There are also a couple of other smaller names options to shop and eat. There might not be a lot of places to shop and eat inside this mall, with the city having much more to offer in Koopgoot and the surrounding streets nearby, but this is a nice starter option, in a particularly useful location due to being across the way from central station. It is fairly clean and presentable inside and easy to navigate and there is a small seating area within the main dome. 3*