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ChangeSpot a Witte Huis facade
Find Het Witte Huis, the 1898 art-nouveau tower on the Oudehaven (Europe's first skyscraper). Photograph the white tower.
Spot Hotel New York
Find the Hotel New York on Kop van Zuid, the former Holland America Line head office with the two clock towers. Photograph the facade from the Erasmusbrug or the Wilhelminapier.
Spot raw herring with onions
Find raw Hollandse Nieuwe herring with chopped raw onion at a fish stall (Markthal or any haringkraam). Photograph the silver fish.
Spot the Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen)
Walk to the Cube Houses near Blaak and find the tilted yellow cubes by Piet Blom. Photograph the cluster.
Spot the Erasmusbrug
Find the white Erasmusbrug (Swan Bridge) over the Maas. Photograph the asymmetric pylon and cables.
Spot the Euromast
Find a view of the 185-metre Euromast tower. Photograph it against the sky or rising over the city.
Spot the Hef railway bridge
Find De Hef (the old lift-bridge over the Koningshaven). Photograph the iron structure from the riverside.
Spot the Markthal arch
Find the giant Markthal horseshoe arch on Binnenrotte. Photograph the colourful interior mural through the glass facade.
Spot the Sneeuwwit Rotterdam Centraal facade
Find the modern Rotterdam Centraal station with its sharp angular roof. Photograph the entrance hall.
Spot Witte de Withstraat at night
Walk down Witte de Withstraat and photograph the lit-up cafés, bars and graffiti walls (or a colourful daytime alley).
The Cube Houses
Somewhere in the centre of Rotterdam stand houses shaped like cubes tilted on poles, one of the most bizarre buildings in the Netherlands. Find them and take a creative group photo where you pose as angularly as possible yourselves.
To Delfshaven
Navigate to Delfshaven, the only piece of Rotterdam that survived history and still feels truly old. Check in in this picturesque harbour quarter.
To the Erasmus Bridge
The symbol of Rotterdam is calling. Navigate to the Erasmus Bridge, locally known as "The Swan". Check in once you arrive.
To the Euromast
Navigate to the Euromast, Rotterdam's observation tower. Check in at the foot of the tower.
To the Markthal
Navigate to one of the most striking buildings in the Netherlands: the Markthal. A massive arch full of food, drink and art. Check in once you arrive.
Top of Rotterdam
The Euromast soars above the city. Take a group photo at the entrance where everyone jumps as high as possible, as if you are trying to reach the top yourselves.
Trivia: City rights of Rotterdam
Rotterdam goes back centuries. In what year did Rotterdam first receive city rights from Count John I of Holland?
Trivia: The Euromast
The Euromast is the eye-catcher of the Rotterdam skyline. How tall is the Euromast (in metres)?
Trivia: The harbour
Rotterdam has the largest harbour in Europe. Over how many kilometres does the Rotterdam harbour stretch?
Trivia: The Markthal
The Markthal is an iconic piece of modern Rotterdam. In what year did the Markthal open?
Trivia: The Rotte
Rotterdam owes its name to a dam in a river. What is the name of that river?