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A selection of 50 top Rotterdam images with well known and less familiar highlights. For more beautiful pictures about Rotterdam, use the search function on this website.

A great skyline picture with the river Maas, the red deck of the Willemsbridge and behind that the Zalmhaventower and the Euromast clearly visible.
A container ship leaves the quay at the port of Rotterdam.
People strolling alongside the quay of Coolhaven, near Little C. We see the Euromast in the background.
People enjoy a sunny day on a terrace at Little C. Past them we look out over the Coolhaven.
Cyclists on the Witte de Withstraat ride past the terrace of Hotel and Restaurant Bazar. In the background we see the Zalmhaven Tower.
Moments Contained, an almost 4 meter high bronze sculpture of a young, fictional, colored woman in sneakers, hands clenched in the pockets of her tracksuit. With an appearance of resilience, self-confidence and vulnerability. The statue is located on Stationsplein, directly in front of Central Station. The woman does not stand on a pedestal, but with both feet on the ground. The sculpture was made by the English artist Thomas J Price and was donated to the city of Rotterdam by the Droom en Daad Foundation. It is part of the International Sculpture Collection of Rotterdam. The statue was unveiled early June 2023. In the photo we can clearly see the size of the statue because of the people walking around it.
Tourists enjoy the sun and the view at the Hoek van Holland Strand metro stop. Since March 31, 2023, metro line B stops at the Hoek van Holland Strand stop. With this you travel in 37 minutes between Rotterdam center and the beach, also known as Rotterdam Beach.
A view on the Zalmhaventoren from the Veerhaven area.
Art installation with two enormous feet at Binnenrotte, near the library and the Markthall. Titled
The Coolsingel as seen from the temporary Rooftop Walk, June 2022.
People viewing the cube houses (also called the
Storm surge barrier Maeslantkering seen from the sky.
People sitting at patio tables along the (south) quay of the Rijnhaven, enjoying the views. Cyclers pass by.
Rotterdam Central Station seen from the sky.
People enjoying the skyline and the reflection on the roof of Depot Boijmans van Beuningen.
People enjoying the view over the Maas and the Rotterdam skyline from the Euromast.
A watertaxi sails on the river Meuse. The Erasmus bridge and the De Rotterdam building are visible.
Aerial photo taken at dusk, showing the river Meuse, Noordereiland, Wilhelminakade, Erasmus bridge and Kop van Zuid.
Aerial photo of the river Maas (Meuse), parts of the skyline and the new Zalmhaven tower.
View of (a part) the skyline, with the new Zalmhaven tower and the Erasmus bridge visible.
A young woman looking out over Wilhelminaplein at dusk.
Wikkelboats, floating Tiny Houses, located at Rijnhaven. Wikkelboats are made of sustainable materials and are up to three times as environmentally friendly as traditional dwellings.
Modern street art mural by Eelco van den Berg, called
View of modern architecture of De Rotterdam and renewed buildings of handelsveem storehouse buildings at the Wilhelminapier.
IT & Tech start-up company RAMLAB, specialising in 3D metal printing, is located at RDM Rotterdam.
The Rijnhaven with its impressive highrises and skyline. The floating office of the GCA is visible in the foreground and a water taxi is sailing past.
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is the world’s first publicly accessible art storage facility. The depot is located next to Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and Het Nieuwe Instituut in Museumpark in Rotterdam.
The views of Rotterdam from the rooftop garden of Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen.
Art within the Boijmans van Beuningen Depot.
Fenix 1 from afar.
Bospoldervos with zebra.
Maassilo by the water with subwaytracks.
The Floating Farm.
Maasvlakte seen from the sky.
Van Nelle Factory
Skateboarder near the Erasmus bridge.
Water taxis sail over the Maas river.
Group of friends on the Wilhelminakade.
Tourist photographs the Delftse Poort.
Spring in Rotterdam.
View of ss Rotterdam from one of the jetty locations of Watertaxi Rotterdam.
Cyclists drive past the Cruise Terminal and hotel Room Mate Bruno.
Erasmus MC in front with behind it various architecture of the city center of Rotterdam.
Witte de Withstraat in Rotterdam
Kralingen-Crooswijk: People walking on a riser at the Kralingse Plas.
City centre: Front view of Central Station (Centraal Station) as seen from Kruisplein.
This first covered market hall in the Netherlands contains about 100 fresh food stands, nearly 15 food shops and various restaurants. The roof of the Markthal is shaped by an arch of 228 apartments. The inside of the archway bears the biggest artwork in the Netherlands, The Horn of Plenty by Arno Coenen and Iris Roskam.
Overview of the interior of the Markthal. The dome is decorated with images of the fresh products sold in the hall. The design of this artwork is by Arno Coenen and Iris Roskam.
A great skyline picture with the river Maas, the red deck of the Willemsbridge and behind that the Zalmhaventower and the Euromast clearly visible.
A container ship leaves the quay at the port of Rotterdam.
People strolling alongside the quay of Coolhaven, near Little C. We see the Euromast in the background.
People enjoy a sunny day on a terrace at Little C. Past them we look out over the Coolhaven.
Cyclists on the Witte de Withstraat ride past the terrace of Hotel and Restaurant Bazar. In the background we see the Zalmhaven Tower.
Moments Contained, an almost 4 meter high bronze sculpture of a young, fictional, colored woman in sneakers, hands clenched in the pockets of her tracksuit. With an appearance of resilience, self-confidence and vulnerability. The statue is located on Stationsplein, directly in front of Central Station. The woman does not stand on a pedestal, but with both feet on the ground. The sculpture was made by the English artist Thomas J Price and was donated to the city of Rotterdam by the Droom en Daad Foundation. It is part of the International Sculpture Collection of Rotterdam. The statue was unveiled early June 2023. In the photo we can clearly see the size of the statue because of the people walking around it.
Tourists enjoy the sun and the view at the Hoek van Holland Strand metro stop. Since March 31, 2023, metro line B stops at the Hoek van Holland Strand stop. With this you travel in 37 minutes between Rotterdam center and the beach, also known as Rotterdam Beach.
A view on the Zalmhaventoren from the Veerhaven area.
Art installation with two enormous feet at Binnenrotte, near the library and the Markthall. Titled
The Coolsingel as seen from the temporary Rooftop Walk, June 2022.
People viewing the cube houses (also called the
Storm surge barrier Maeslantkering seen from the sky.
People sitting at patio tables along the (south) quay of the Rijnhaven, enjoying the views. Cyclers pass by.
Rotterdam Central Station seen from the sky.
People enjoying the skyline and the reflection on the roof of Depot Boijmans van Beuningen.
People enjoying the view over the Maas and the Rotterdam skyline from the Euromast.
A watertaxi sails on the river Meuse. The Erasmus bridge and the De Rotterdam building are visible.
Aerial photo taken at dusk, showing the river Meuse, Noordereiland, Wilhelminakade, Erasmus bridge and Kop van Zuid.
Aerial photo of the river Maas (Meuse), parts of the skyline and the new Zalmhaven tower.
View of (a part) the skyline, with the new Zalmhaven tower and the Erasmus bridge visible.
A young woman looking out over Wilhelminaplein at dusk.
Wikkelboats, floating Tiny Houses, located at Rijnhaven. Wikkelboats are made of sustainable materials and are up to three times as environmentally friendly as traditional dwellings.
Modern street art mural by Eelco van den Berg, called
View of modern architecture of De Rotterdam and renewed buildings of handelsveem storehouse buildings at the Wilhelminapier.
IT & Tech start-up company RAMLAB, specialising in 3D metal printing, is located at RDM Rotterdam.
The Rijnhaven with its impressive highrises and skyline. The floating office of the GCA is visible in the foreground and a water taxi is sailing past.
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is the world’s first publicly accessible art storage facility. The depot is located next to Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and Het Nieuwe Instituut in Museumpark in Rotterdam.
The views of Rotterdam from the rooftop garden of Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen.
Art within the Boijmans van Beuningen Depot.
Fenix 1 from afar.
Bospoldervos with zebra.
Maassilo by the water with subwaytracks.
The Floating Farm.
Maasvlakte seen from the sky.
Van Nelle Factory
Skateboarder near the Erasmus bridge.
Water taxis sail over the Maas river.
Group of friends on the Wilhelminakade.
Tourist photographs the Delftse Poort.
Spring in Rotterdam.
View of ss Rotterdam from one of the jetty locations of Watertaxi Rotterdam.
Cyclists drive past the Cruise Terminal and hotel Room Mate Bruno.
Erasmus MC in front with behind it various architecture of the city center of Rotterdam.
Witte de Withstraat in Rotterdam
Kralingen-Crooswijk: People walking on a riser at the Kralingse Plas.
City centre: Front view of Central Station (Centraal Station) as seen from Kruisplein.
This first covered market hall in the Netherlands contains about 100 fresh food stands, nearly 15 food shops and various restaurants. The roof of the Markthal is shaped by an arch of 228 apartments. The inside of the archway bears the biggest artwork in the Netherlands, The Horn of Plenty by Arno Coenen and Iris Roskam.
Overview of the interior of the Markthal. The dome is decorated with images of the fresh products sold in the hall. The design of this artwork is by Arno Coenen and Iris Roskam.
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