Rotterdam Old Harbor

Rotterdam Old Harbor

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Located in the city’s revitalized Maritime District, Rotterdam’s Old Harbor (Oude Haven) is a boat basin filled with restored historic ships, including houseboats some locals inhabitants. It’s the city’s first port, dated back to 1350. Today it’s an entertainment center of Rotterdam, with a unique mix of old and new structures. Take some time to wind down, sitting outside one of the many cafes and restaurants. Observe the atmosphere or walk around watch the boats being painted or repaired. Signs indicate the ages of the ships and old pictures of the commercial port and shipyard in this area.

Country

Netherlands

Approx. Duration

2 – 3 hours

Accessibility Level

Accessibility Level – High

Local Currency

Euro

Price Level

Min. Price

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Address

3011 WB Rotterdam, Netherlands

Spoken Languages

Dutch (official language), Frisian is spoken in the northern province of Friesland. English, German and French are widely spoken.

Recommended Age

Kids, Teens, Adults, Seniors

Pricing Details

Free

Electricity

230 volts AC, 50Hz. Plugs with two round pins are standard

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Additional Information

port with white building in the center and few small boats in the water Alongside the harbor stands Het Witte Huis (The White House). Built in 1898, it is known for being the first skyscraper in Europe. The building is 45 meters high (148 feet), the tallest skyscraper in Europe at the time it was built.

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