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A horizontal shot of the Rotterdam Central Station capturing few trains passing by or stopping. Rotterdam Central Station is also called the international gateway to Rotterdam. Every day, about 110,000 travellers pass through Central Station to use the bus, tram, metro or train. Intercity trains from all over the Netherlands (including Intercity Direct), Thalys, Eurostar and other international high-speed trains stop here several times a day, sometimes hourly.

Boys playing football in front of the Central Station

Close up of the glass façade of the Central Station. Travelers walking in and out.

A Eurostar train departs from Rotterdam Central Station. Part of the skyline is visible in the background, with the Delftse Poort highrise.

Cyclists crossing Rotterdam Central designed by Benthem Crouwel Architekten.

City centre: Front view of Central Station (Centraal Station) as seen from Kruisplein.

Rotterdam Central Train Station (designed by Benthem Crouwel Architekten) in the snow.

Rotterdam Central Station from the air.

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.