Rotterdam Travel to the Future Walking Tour

Rotterdam Centraal Station

Rotterdam Centraal Station - our meeting point, which in itself is one of the main architectural sightseeing of the city! Here we would like to tell you about history of Rotterdam and, in particular, main events that incredibly happened to change this city;

Rotterdam

Innovative public spaces - there will be a lot of impressive social and technological projects on our way, such as yellow wooden road, eco-farm on the rooftop and a garden designed by Piet Oudolf! Let’s find out more about landscape design, social initiatives and Dutch developments in technology, that makes our world better;

Rotterdam

Street sculptures and graffiti - this city is a treasure for every art lover! Strolling through the city, we will constantly find more and more public art pieces. Each of them has its wonderful stories that we would like to share with you;

Pauluskerk

Nieuwe Pauluskerk - time to get to know Rotterdam as a humane city! There we will figure out how modern architectural ideas can influence the socialization and talk about other social projects;

Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk

Old city hall building and Laurenskerk - even though Rotterdam looks very modern, there are still some parts of the city, that recall the old history of the city! There we would like to tell more about history and introduce some main figures!

Markthal

Markthal - fantastic project by MVRDV, that combines an accomodation and market hall. There you can learn more about architecture and public spaces! In addition, we will not miss an opportunity to walk through the market, where you can try best food in the whole city! Would like to taste some herring, homemade truffle sausages, Dutch wine, farmer cheese or some ethical food? Let’s do it!

Erasmus Bridge

Erasmus Bridge and OMA by Rem Koolhaas - best place to enjoy city view and to get acquainted with the opposite side of Rotterdam!

The Cube Houses - perhaps, one of the most famous sights of Rotterdam! There we would like to tell about architectural movements of the 20th century, social housing and have a look around the other famous objects, such as ‘The Pencil’ and The Apple’ buildings.