Rotterdam is a city famed for its striking architecture, with an eclectic skyline that juxtaposes historical buildings with modern, cutting-edge designs. Its unique combination of characterful old buildings and innovative new structures make it a must-see for any architecture enthusiast. In this article, we’ll guide you through some of the most iconic parts of the Rotterdam skyline.
Rotterdam is a modern city full of impressive architecture that combines cutting-edge design with historic charm. Here are some not-to-miss spots around the city to get a taste of this vibrant Dutch capital's culture and history.
Market Hall is one of the most popular gathering points in Rotterdam, and it's an architectural wonder with a soaring arched ceiling that looks like a horseshoe. Nicknamed "koopboog" by locals, it's a stunning symbol of the city's modern urban ingenuity.
Sneek/Snits is the center of the Friese Meren lake district, which occupies the southwest of Friesland. The lakes are connected by canals and channels and are ideal for summer water recreation. At the junction of July-August, a week-long sailing regatta takes place here. There are old things: 16th-century town hall in Rococo style, St. Martin church. The water image of the town is emphasized by Maritime Museum of Frisians (boat models, silverware, paintings).