This is where you go for culture. Not only is it dotted with several museums, but there's also a…read morelovely garden with tons of different paths, fountains, and places to rest and relax.

We bought the museum park for access to all museums in this park cost 27€. For one entry would be…read more14€. Pretty awesome

This park is a favorite in my family and I've listed some info on our favorite attractions and…read moreactivities: The traffic garden: Most Dutch kids have memories of a "traffic garden". This is where kids learn traffic rules and how to maneuver through realistic-looking traffic obstacles. Basically, you grab a paddle go kart, called a skelter in Dutch, and make your way around a miniature traffic park. And who says it's only fun for kids? The house in the hill: This indoor playground is made to look like grandma and grandpa's home and uses the child's imagination of it's fantastic play potential. It has secret passageways, crazy bathroom parties, trampolines, and more. This definitely is the ultimate indoor playground. Swan boats: There's something about sitting in a plastic swan and floating on a lake with good company. Our favorite game was to race the other swans on the lake. Word of warning: this activity can be exhausting for those paddling. Children can spend an entire day at this park and still feel the need to return for more. Activities/rides: swan paddle boats, many indoor and outdoor play grounds, splash ride, train ride, outdoor pool, boat ride, go-kart traffic garden, zoo, raft ride, walking gardens, gnome forest, merry-go-round, zip line, and I'm sure more.

We love this play park, but it's definitely over priced! The child and adult entry fee are the…read moresame, which just seems wrong. Having said that, this giant playground is perfect for little ones! The kids can enjoy : - A train ride - Swan boats - Petting animals - Slides - Swings - A water ride - An air swing - A jump balloon and many other fun things!

A cute little park near the Euromast. I would have loved to spend more time here checking it out,…read morebut it was a cold and wet September day when we visited Rotterdam, and we had to keep moving. The walking paths, while spacious, felt intimate because of the tall trees growing along them, and branching out over them, creating a tunnel like effect. The gardens that I saw from atop the Euromast looked like English formal gardens and were beautiful. I recommend a visit, but go on a sunny day... 11/2020

Kind of super lame…read more It's far out of the way, and there's not really anything there. There were people picnicking and barbecuing, but in terms of interesting things to look at/photograph, not much. The actual Euromast is cool to look at from afar, but gets boring after a while, especially if you don't plan to go to the restaurant on top. This one's definitely a skip.