Erasmus Bridge Rotterdam

On Saturday, we woke up very early, relatively speaking. Our train left at 9.26 towards Eindhoven where we had to change to pay a visit to Rotterdam, the second-largest and most modern city in the Netherlands.
The trip took abot an hour to Eindhoven, where changing meant getting off one train and getting onto the opposite one. That was quite …

We stayed at best western art hotel. It had a lovely interior so homey and the ppl were nice too we could find anything nearby that was so convenient, we didn't need to find so far …

... been on enough excursions to know how bad they are so we decided to create our own. We started off walking towards the Erasmus bridge but we decided to backtrack to take another bridge onto an island in the middle of the harbour. It's rather strange ...

... 's busiest port until 2004, when ithe top position was overtaken by Shanghai. We're sailing under the Erasmus bridge, then past cargo ships loaded down with containers, shorelines with modern windmills powering the commercial buildings, a ...

... apartments, office buildings, and skyscrapers are all on the cutting edge of design.  Building such as the Erasmusbrug (Erasmus Bridge), Kubuswoningen (Cube Houses), and Maastoren (the tallest building in the Netherlands) are just some of the ...

... of, which has some interesting movable lights and new cinema in the middle of it. At the river we saw the famous Erasmus bridge and the surrounding area which is all very new and modern looking with some typically crazy dutch architecture. In fact the ...

... on the water, as there were several boat restaurants bars and cafe's, it was gr8!   We continued walking until we arrived at the Erasmus Bridge, where we stopped for a bite. After a whole day walking we had decided to call it a day, so we walked all ...

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... . After a while, the avenue was leading to one of the most fascinating and spectacular modern bridge I had ever seen, the Erasmus Bridge (Photo 19), built about 20 years ago. As my friends and I are all crazed about modern buildings, we spend the rest of ...

... not get caught in the rain, so we head back toward the ship taking a different route that should lead to Erasmusbrug (the Erasmus Bridge). Of course, being a city built around canals, it is always prudent to plan your wanderings lest you end up in a ...

... above all of Rotterdam. Drove on the river bank looking at the bright red Williamsburg bridge and the new entry to Rotterdam's skyline, the Erasmus bridge. You could see this one from a distance. Its gracious swan like pylon has got it its nick name ...

... architecture institute which had some wonderful concepts. I didn't really know where I was going but after some hacking about I found the Erasmus bridge and then the euromast. The Euromast is a 180m tall tower with a restaurant and lobby at the top. I ...