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Discover the power of imagery with the Rotterdam. Make It Happen. media library – the visual treasure chest of a city that dares, acts, and looks ahead. From the iconic skyline to raw port energy and groundbreaking innovation: our freely accessible media library offers high-quality photos and videos that powerfully convey Rotterdam’s story. Perfect for press, partners, and professionals who want to showcase the city’s unique mentality. Because Rotterdam doesn’t just happen.

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A picture of the iconic Erasmus bridge and a Spido boat crusing along the river Maas. In the picture you also see the South side of the city including Luxor theater, KPN office building and the Deloitte office.
View of (a part) the skyline, with the new Zalmhaven tower and the Erasmus bridge visible.
View from the nhow Rotterdam hotel on the Erasmusbridge and the skyline of Rotterdam.
Nationale vuurwerk show in Rotterdam met een kleurrijk beeld van de Erasmusbrug en kop van zuid met vuurwerk.
Friends chilling near the Erasmus Bridge.
Street art piece at Kop van Zuid.
Water taxi sails past the Kop van Zuid.
The Erasmus Bridge as start location during the NN Marathon
The Erasmus Bridge as start location during the NN Marathon
Woman takes a picture of the view from the Euromast.
Demonstration during the World Port Days.
Skyline with the Erasmus bridge in the evening.
View on the Erasmusbridge and Wilhelminakade (including De Rotterdam), as seen from Leuvehaven.
De Hefbrug, or Koningshavenbrug, was formerly employed as a railway bridge. The bridge connected the Noordereiland with the south of Rotterdam. The train now goes underground through a tunnel.
De Rotterdam is the largest multipurpose building in the Netherlands (160,000m2), designed by OMA. In front you'll see the Noordereiland.