Welcome to the largest mortuary city in the Netherlands. This city was fully rebuilt after the Second World War and features modern architecture, skyscrapers and the world-famous Cubic Houses. Let us take you through the Stadsdriehoek, the historic City Triangle of Rotterdam, which has its roots deep in medieval times. See the City Hall of Rotterdam, which survived the nazi bombings and is one of the main sights in the Coolsingel neighbourhood.
Learn about the 15th-century basilica St. Laurenskerk, the first stone building in the city, converted to Protestantism with the religious revolution of the 16th century, heavily damaged during the Blitzkrieg and restored in 1968. Awe at the Kubuswoningen (cube houses), created by the architect Piet Blom, a modern space optimizing houses that represent a village inside the city. Next to the canal take a look at the modernist skyscraper called Witte Huis (White House), the tallest European building in the 19th century that has also survived the blitz. Follow the footsteps of our guide to get to know the immense variety of Rotterdam, learning about its past, present and future!