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Explore Rotterdam Photo Locations

  • Suspended whale skeleton in the glass pavilion at Het Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam, Museumpark.

    Whale Skeleton Pavilion at Het Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam (Museumpark)—a striking mix of glass, daylight, and urban atmosphere.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Het Natuurhistorisch Rotterdam: (Whale Skeleton Pavilion)
  • anoramic photo of the Scheveningen harbor heads in The Hague, showing the Noordelijk Havenhoofd facing the Zuidelijk Havenhoofd by the seal beach

    Scheveningen harbor heads panorama at Het zeehondenstrandje, looking from the Noordelijk Havenhoofd to the Zuidelijk Havenhoofd

    Scheveningen Harbor Heads: Street Photography at the Seal Beach in The Hague
  • Cruise Terminal Rotterdam industrial interior viewed from Dudok Aan De Maas rooftop terrace, Wilhelminakade.

    Cruise Terminal Rotterdam (Loods Rotterdam) industrial interior, viewed from Dudok Aan De Maas rooftop terrace, Wilhelminakade.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Radiant Cruise Terminal’s Post-War Industrial Interior from Dudok Aan De Maas Rooftop
  • Rotterdam Centraal Station entrance with iconic angled roof canopy and skyline, Rotterdam.

    Rotterdam Centraal Station’s dramatic roofline at Stationsplein—strong lines, shadows, and city rhythm for urban photography.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Rotterdam Centraal Station: Skylights, Shadows & Rhythm
  • PRACHTIG bar-restaurant sign at Willemsplein 77 near the Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam.

    Bar-Restaurant PRACHTIG (Willemsplein 77), a street photography spot by the Maas beneath the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Bar-Restaurant PRACHTIG Rotterdam (Willemsplein 77) – Street Photography Spot by the Maas
  • Ossip Zadkine’s The Destroyed City monument at Plein 1940, Rotterdam.

    The Destroyed City (Ossip Zadkine) at Plein 1940—Rotterdam’s powerful war memorial and street photography location.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    The Destroyed City (Ossip Zadkine) — Street Photography at Plein 1940, Rotterdam
  • Complex Pakhuismeesteren at Wilhelminapier, with Cruise Terminal Rotterdam and the Sumatra warehouse

    Complex Pakhuismeesteren with the Cruise Terminal Rotterdam and the Sumatra warehouse on Wilhelminapier.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Pakhuis Sumatra (Complex Pakhuismeesteren) — Wilhelminapier Rotterdam Photo Spot
  • Low-angle black-and-white view of the brutalist Blakeburg building near Blaak, Rotterdam, showing its ribbed concrete facade and narrow windows against the sky.

    Blakeburg near Blaak, Rotterdam — a 1970s brutalist facade of raw concrete, deep recesses, and repeating window rhythms.
    Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.

    Blakeburg Rotterdam — Concrete Brutalist Icon Near Markthal

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