Inside Rotterdam

The architecture at the Haagseveer in Rotterdam is a prominent example of 1970s urban renewal, designed by architects Jan Hoogstad and Aat van Tilburg (HWST) and completed in 1979. The complex features 301 homes, small-scale structuralism, and terraced apartments directly bordering the water of the Delftsevaart.

📍Haagseveer, Rotterdam

Hidden between Rotterdam’s iconic Cube Houses…
…you’ll find Kuub.
This cosy spot is tucked away beneath the Cube Houses and is one of the stops on our Food ’n Route.
Here, you’ll enjoy a tasting while learning more about Kuub, the Cube Houses and the stories that make this part of Rotterdam so special.
Because discovering a city isn’t just about seeing the sights, it’s about tasting and hearing the stories behind them. 💛
HiddenGems

🍴 Every bite has a story.

With our Food ’n Route, you’ll discover Rotterdam not just through its flavours, but through the passionate local businesses that make the city so special. Every stop has been carefully selected and has a story to tell.

This isn’t your average food tour. It’s a self-guided experience, allowing you to explore the city at your own pace while discovering hidden gems and tasting local favourites.

💛 Local flavours.
🚶 Explore at your own pace.
📍 Hidden gems you might otherwise walk right past.

Ready to taste Rotterdam differently?

A mirrored icon with a sustainable mission.

Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is more than one of Rotterdam’s most photographed buildings. Its reflective façade captures the ever-changing skyline, while the building itself was designed with sustainability in mind.

Did you know it’s the world’s first publicly accessible art storage facility? Instead of hiding thousands of artworks behind closed doors, the collection itself becomes part of the experience.

Curious to discover more stories behind Rotterdam’s architecture? Join one of our tours and see the city through the eyes of a local.

📍 Have you visited the Depot yet?