Things to do in Rotterdam

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Pannenkoekenboot Rotterdam is a cruise through Rotterdam that includes all-you-can-eat pancakes. It is located beside Het Park in Rotterdam, only a minute's walk from the Euromast tower.

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Experience Rotterdam in a whole new way

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Sail between abstract architecture and modern bridges to see the contemporary Rotterdam skyline

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Located under the Erasmus Bridge, Remastered is like stepping into a whole new world. Using advanced projector technology and Europe's largest indoor LED screen, Remastered brings the works of famous Dutch masters to life. Get ready to stand amazed as Van Gogh's vibrant colours surround you, Hieronymous Bosch's creatures from The Garden of Earthly Delights run around the walls, and a pixel waterfall pours in its digital world. You can even create your own digital art work and set it loose!

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Rotterdam Zoo is in the Blijdorp area of the city. It's one of the finest (and oldest) zoos in Europe. Enjoy the Amazonica, the Oceanium and daily public feedings of some of its hungry inhabitants.

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The Euromast tower is an iconic component of the Rotterdam skyline, reaching 185 meters into the sky. With its panoramic viewing deck and rotating glass elevator, it offers unbeatable views of the city and its surroundings.

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View ancient artifacts and attend cultural exhibitions

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During this full day tour, your first destination will be the well known UNESCO world heritage Kinderdijk, with its unique collection of 19 authentic windmills. Next is the royal town of The Hague with an included visit to one of the must-sees: The Mauritshuis museum; home to some of the best Dutch paintings from the Golden Age, such as Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl earring. Escher in Het Paleis; a museum located in a former palace covering the works of one of the most famous graphic artists: M.C. Escher. Madurodam; a small city full of beautiful miniatures, playful activities and the best attractions.

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Get a behind-the-scenes peek at Rotterdam's home football club

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Time to get aquatic at Rotterdam's maritime museum, celebrating six centuries of salty seafaring!