Rotterdam is the second city of the Netherlands, located in the province of South Holland. The city is loacted next to the Nieuwe Maas River (New Meuse) and has the main and largest harbor in Europe. After a German bombing in 1940 the city of Rotterdam had to be rebuilt to a large extent. Besides the harbor, today Rotterdam is also known for its smaller and older inland ports, historical warehouses and innovative architecture.

Rotterdam is a young, dynamic metropolis that continues to renew itself. In 2014, the Market Hall opened, an impressive residential and commercial building with indoor market hall. In that same year the city was incorporated in several must-visit lists, including those of The New York Times and Rough Guides. The skyline is impressive for Dutch standard, with many skyscrapers.

Rotterdam is a multicultural city that is reflected by the range of international food and beverage on offer, the vibrant street life and cultural highlights.

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Rotterdam is the second city of the Netherlands, located in the province of South Holland. The city is loacted next to the Nieuwe Maas River (New Meuse) and has the main and largest harbor in Europe. After a German bombing in 1940 the city of Rotterdam had to be rebuilt to a large extent. Besides the harbor, today Rotterdam is also known for its smaller and older inland ports, historical warehouses and innovative architecture.

Rotterdam is a young, dynamic metropolis that continues to renew itself. In 2014, the Market Hall opened, an impressive residential and commercial building with indoor market hall. In that same year the city was incorporated in several must-visit lists, including those of The New York Times and Rough Guides. The skyline is impressive for Dutch standard, with many skyscrapers.

Rotterdam is a multicultural city that is reflected by the range of international food and beverage on offer, the vibrant street life and cultural highlights.

There are 37 museums in Rotterdam.

Discount passes

These discounts and discount passes are valid in Rotterdam.

CJP Pass

15 museums – A pass for young people up to 30 years for a discount on admission tickets for various cultural activities.

Museumkaart

17 museums – A card that offers the card holder unlimited access to over 400 museums in the Netherlands.

Holland Pass

3 museums – A pass that provides you with free admission and discounts on admission in over 100 museum and tourist attractions in major cities in the Netherlands.

Rotterdam Pass

13 museums – A pass that offers free entry or discount at museums and attractions in and around Rotterdam.

Rotterdam Welcome Card

16 museums – A pass that offers free entry or discount at museums and attractions in and around Rotterdam and free public transport.

All discount passes in Rotterdam

To see and do in Rotterdam

Discover the best museums in Rotterdam.

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Popular museums

These museums in Rotterdam are popular.

4.0

Diergaarde Blijdorp

Rotterdam

3.5

Kijk-kubus

Rotterdam

3.5

Maritime Museum Rotterdam

Rotterdam

4.0

Kunsthal Rotterdam

Rotterdam

4.0

Wereldmuseum Rotterdam

Rotterdam

4.0

Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum

Rotterdam

4.0

Futureland

Rotterdam

3.5

Nederlands Fotomuseum

Rotterdam

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Exhibitions in Rotterdam

These exhibitions are on display in Rotterdam.

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Offshore Experience
15Dec

Offshore Experience

 Maritime Museum Rotterdam, Rotterdam
Mensbeelden Kracht & Kwetsbaarheid (locatie: het Erasmus MC)
28May

Mensbeelden Kracht & Kwetsbaarheid (locatie: het Erasmus MC)

 Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam
Vaccineren Ja!/Nee? – een prikkelende tentoonstelling
06Jun

Vaccineren Ja!/Nee? – een prikkelende tentoonstelling

 Natural History Museum Rotterdam, Rotterdam
Extase – Sanne Sannes
10May

Extase – Sanne Sannes

 Kunsthal Rotterdam, Rotterdam
Set Stage Screen – Realities of Postproduction
28Jun

Set Stage Screen – Realities of Postproduction

 Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam

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Nearby Rotterdam

Discover other popular museums and cities near Rotterdam.

4.0

Jenevermuseum

Schiedam

Museummolen De Nieuwe Palmboom

Schiedam

Museummolen De Walvisch

Schiedam

3.5

Stedelijk Museum Schiedam

Schiedam

3.5

Streekmuseum Krimpenerwaard

Krimpen aan Den IJssel

The Hague

36 museums

Delft

12 museums

Schiedam

5 museums

Dordrecht

7 museums

Gouda

5 museums

Reviews

This is what people say about museums in Rotterdam.

This park is located not far away from the city centre. We had a wonderful stroll through this beautiful park. It features 4 small gardens, from historical gardens to more mod... (read more)

Angela about Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum

3 years ago

Trompenburg is a beautiful garden with various types of trees and flowers and a small spring. Recommended for people who are looking for a quiet place in Rotterdam. Good for a... (read more)

Marc about Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum

3 years ago

The Wereldmuseum (World Museum) in Rotterdam is quite small, but it features a great collection. They exhibit objects from a wide variety of civilizations. Among others, they... (read more)

Jessica about Wereldmuseum Rotterdam

3 years ago

A museum for the kids, with interactive games. They totally loved it. For me it was quite all right. So without kids it’s quite interesting. If you have kids, bring them, they... (read more)

Jessica about Maritime Museum Rotterdam

3 years ago

Diergaarde Blijdorp is one of the better zoos I have visited. The zoo is very family and in particular child-friendly. A ticket is a bit pricey and it’s a little crowded insid... (read more)

Jessica about Diergaarde Blijdorp

4 years ago

Museum with one of the finest art and design collections in the world. This museum does not just exhibit Dutch or Flemish art, but is internationally focused. It covers everyt... (read more)

Angela about Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen

4 years ago

WhichMuseum – made in Amsterdam
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