Rotterdam was bombed back in 1940 and the only thing left standing with the church were the walls…read moreand tower. On Sunday it is only open for church services and opening times depends on meetings and special occasions. Outside of that you can visit the church for €4 or the church and tower for €7,50. I recommend taking the 300+ steps up to the top for the views. The church itself it's beautiful for the most part but the exhibits seemed out of place for this space.

Long beach, great space for everyone. Big parking, lots of small ships and restaurants. Ideal place…read moreto take a rest after hard day at work. Love this place!

Good beach. Not nearly as crowded as Scheveningen. Very calm, and fun!read more

The Erasmus Bridge is a beautiful cable-stayed and bascule bridge. The bridge is named after the…read morephilosopher Erasmus of Rotterdam. The bridge is asymmetrical. The light blue cable stayed section leans back which makes it look like a swan, hence the nickname "The Swan." The other span has a 292 foot bascule bridge. It is the largest panel of its type in the world, which makes sense as Rotterdam is one of the busiest ports in the world. The traffic back and forth under the bridge was mesmerizing. Beautiful to see from so many angles especially as we left the Port of Rotterdam.

The Erasmusbrug, also known as "The Swan," is a combined cable-stayed and bascule bridge. Completed…read morein 1996, this bridge connects the city's northern and southern districts, offering stunning views. It was a must to walk across.