Museums in Rotterdam

When you are in Rotterdam, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen is definitely worth a visit. The museum is located in the heart of the port city of Rotterdam. In the Boijmans Van Beuningen you can admire the most diverse works of fine art, applied art and design of which the drawings collection is even the most important in the world! In addition, you can view works of Dutch and European art.

Discover Remastered Rotterdam: a unique venue under the Erasmus Bridge with state-of-the-art technologies, including an impressive indoor LED screen and a stunning sound system. With more than 1,000 square meters of space and breathtaking views of the Rotterdam skyline from the terrace, this is the ultimate destination for entertainment lovers. Experience an immersive audio-visual experience and enjoy unforgettable moments in the heart of the city.

The Natural History Museum Rotterdam is a nature museum and fun for all ages. Are you curious about (urban) nature, natural history and the geological past of the Rotterdam region and beyond? Then the Natural History Museum is definitely for you!

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Discover the first Kunsthal in the Netherlands, Art gallery Rotterdam. For exhibitions of different cultures and the most diverse art movements, the Kunsthal is the place to be. This Art gallery is located next to the Natural History Museum, so these two visits are fun to combine in one day!

On the Willemskade in Rotterdam is the World Museum, a fun activity for when you are in the area. As a prominent port city, Rotterdam played a crucial role in the infrastructural connections of both empire and global flows of people, goods and ideas. This unique identity is reflected at the World Museum Rotterdam through exhibitions and programs that highlight the diverse people, histories and cultures that collectively shape and influence the world.

The Maritime Museum is the oldest maritime museum in the Netherlands, showcasing the Netherlands' impressive maritime history for generations. The Maritime Museum Rotterdam brings more attention to the usually hidden maritime world and shares with a wide audience the fascinating story of both its present, past and future, and its impact on our society.

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