Rotterdam's Highlights and History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

The tour starts on the south bank of the River Maas, near the Cruise Terminal. From there, you’ll cross the Erasmus Bridge and hear about Rotterdam’s earliest history.

m has to offer, like old streets and harbours, including the Leuvenhaven area.

On this self-guided audio tour, you can look forward to appreciating beautiful statues and important monuments like the 200 year old statue of Erasmus, Auguste Rodin’s L’Homme qui Marche and Zadkine’s The Destroyed City.

architecture of the Markthal Market hall and the Cube Houses.

l buildings such as the Schielandshuis, a historic building that survived WWII bombings, and St Lawrence Church.

On this self-guided audio tour, you can look forward to discovering hidden gems, such as the inner garden of the City Hall and the small markings in the pavement that trace the 1940 fire border.

tatues and important monuments like the 200 year old statue of Erasmus, Auguste Rodin’s L’Homme qui Marche and Zadkine’s The Destroyed City.

As you walk, you'll pass by the Sonneveld House, and have a chance to hear its history.

The tour ends with a bang in front of the city’s most spectacular modern architectural landmark, the Art Depot of the Boijmans van Beuningen Museum.