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Pioneering and chasing dreams, starting in Rotterdam
Pioneering, discovering, experimenting, engaging in adventures ... these are things that are inseparable from 'Make It Happen'. Looking for new horizons and taking new roads...
Art Rotterdam Week 2019: young talent, idealists & Rotterdam creators
Grand, thrilling and connecting people; exactly what a typical Rotterdam party should be. Over 30 locations spread across the city opened their doors for the...
Rotterdam pioneers make their dreams come true!
Rotterdam is a city of almost boundless opportunities; a city where you can achieve your ambitions; a city with an astounding amount of resilience and...
Autonomous shipping: Rotterdam leads the way
Autonomous shipping is surely something that will only happen in the future? Rotterdam thinks differently. Autonomous shipping will lead to many great opportunities in the...
Architectuur op de Wilhelminapier: De Rotterdam en de verbouwde handelsveem pakhuizen
View of modern architecture of De Rotterdam and renewed buildings of handelsveem storehouse buildings at the Wilhelminapier.
Watertaxi halte Wilhelminapier Hotel New York
Watertaxi’s arriving at the base station located at Katendrecht.
L’Âge d’Or -Holland Amerikaplein
On 20 June 2021, World Refugee Day, Mayor Aboutaleb unveiled a new work of art by British artist Gavin Turk at the head of the Wilhelminapier. The artwork is a more than 3,5 meters high open door of green and red painted bronze. The door has a door handle and keyhole, also cast in bronze. L'Âge d'Or, as the work of art is called, is given to the municipality of Rotterdam on a long-term loan. L'Âge d'Or symbolizes hopes, dreams and opportunities as a door that is always open. A door without a building, but as a symbolic transition between two imaginary worlds, an old and a new one. L'Âge d'Or is the sixth in a unique series of eight works of art, in which all doors have a different colour, shape and handle.