Maritime Museum Rotterdam

Leuvehaven 1, Rotterdam , Zuid-Holland, Netherlands - Phone: 010-4132680
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    Attraction Type:

    Museum, Maritime museum

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    6of 45 attractions in Rotterdam

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  • 1

    On to Rotterdam and our first view of the ship.

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    ... in 4 hours, there is just too much. ** I cheated and copied this: A sea lover's delight, the Maritime Museum is Rotterdam's noted nautical collection. Appropriately perched at the head of the Leuvehaven harbor, it was founded by Prince Hendrik ...

  • 2

    Tour of Rotterdam

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    ... , museums, boats and ships plus modern buildings. Got busier as the morning wore on. Best bit probably the maritime museum and harbour museum. Not enough time to spend in the art museum etcetera. Photographs of the nice parts of Rotterdam appear to ...

  • 3

    Modern Architecture Overflow

    ... the amazing towers across the water, and cut back into town for a great lunch at Bazar. After, we continued past the maritime museum, through a rare older district and to the Cube houses. This complex was much larger than I thought and cool to walk ...

  • 4

    Rotterdam - The port city

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    ... at their buildings. I like the relax atmosphere here. Not much tourists. Unlike Amsterdam. And you find more Asians here. The Maritime Museum was great. They have a lot of history in shipping. Imagine they have records from 1600s. And not just official ...

  • 5

    Let the games begin

    ... Rotterdam, now constituting 40% of the Dutch economy.   Moving quickly along the edge of the harbor, I passed the Maritime museum, commercial ports and famous sub-street level shopping district on my way to the train station. Grabbing my ...

  • 6

    Gouda to Rotterdam

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    ... drive right into town, observing the tower and canals and more modern buildings than those in Gouda, then park close to the Maritime museum and walk there, pushing Roel's stroller through the rain.  The most interesting part of the museum to me is ...