Rotterdam’s Delftse Spoort is the tallest building in the Netherlands. It stands an impressive 151 metres high. Another famous structure in Rotterdam is the Erasmus Bridge, a 2,600-foot cable bridge that spans the Maas River, connecting the city’s northern and southern halves. In addition to these two impressive sights, Rotterdam boasts some interesting and boundary-pushing architecture, such as the centre’s cube houses, with the result that this city is a fascinating example of modern and contemporary architecture.

The birthplace of a particular type of techno music called Gabber, which combines fast beats and samples, Rotterdam has a lively and varied nightlife. In the area of Oude Haven, or Old Harbour, cafes and restaurants are set around a gorgeous little bay. At night, the city’s lights reflect off the water, making this a romantic and picturesque dinner spot. For a more alternative scene, head to the cafes and bars of Eendrachtsplein and Niewe Binnenweg, were musicians and designers mingle with art students. Here, you can also enjoy live jazz music in Jazz Café Dizzy. If you prefer a more pub-style scene, head to the bars around the Stadhuisplein. In short, Rotterdam has something for everyone.

This beautiful city on the river Maas is located in the sunny southern province of Limburg, surrounded by the gorgeous scenery of rolling hills covered with wineries, oak woods, local beer ...

The village of Bergen is spread over the dunes. The Kranenburgh Museum displays the artwork of the local talent. The centre of the village is built around the