The Port of Rotterdam

Are you curious about Europe’s biggest port? Explore the Port of Rotterdam and be inspired by the bustle around you.

• Experience the port which is in continuous development.
• Discover the port of the future.
• Come closer to the port at FutureLand.

FutureLand

Come closer to the heart of the port. From the FutureLand information center (Europaweg 902, Rotterdam), there is a great view of the port area. From this starting point, you can take an impressive boat tour of the newest port area, operate a crane, or enjoy a 360° look behind the scenes of the port area. FutureLand is open from Tuesday through Friday and Sunday.

Explore the port from the water with Spido

The best way to see the port is aboard a Spido. Opt for one of the boat tours, cruises or day trips and explore the special architecture of Rotterdam, its historic buildings and the breath-taking views from a fully equipped and comfortable ship. During the boat tour, which takes nearly 90 minutes, you will enjoy the skyline of Rotterdam from the water, sail past gigantic container cranes, and admire the former cruise ship, the SS Rotterdam.

Delfshaven and Katendrecht

When you are here, the picturesque river port of Delfshaven with its rich history is well worth a visit. You can enjoy great food and drinks, a night on the town or a peaceful walk.

Just a stone’s throw away is Katendrecht, the hip and bright sailor district. Katendrecht is a dream destination for foodies with its great restaurants and characteristic bars. The SS Rotterdam, where you can end the day with snacks and drinks or a romantic dinner on deck, is the highlight of the district.

Spending the night in Rotterdam

Are you searching for a hip design hotel, a romantic bed & breakfast, or a pleasant holiday home for your family? Rotterdam has suitable accommodations for every taste and budget. Check out the comprehensive selection and book your perfect holiday here!

Editor’s tip

Are you curious about what goes on behind the screens at the Port of Rotterdam? Visit the World Port Days in September. The activities vary from ship tours, water-based activities, and spectacular demonstrations.