Rotterdam Cruise Reviews

Great place to explore with top class museums and fantastic architecture. Do not book a cruise company transfer as there is a tram stop outside or you can walk into town in less than 10-15 mins. ...

Rotterdam - terrible wether both days really. We ventured off to the Delft pottery and Delft tour. Could have been an hour longer really. More time at the factory was needed. Nice little town plenty of cafes. The drink included on the tour was another 15 minute walk past the dozens of cafes where we stopped for some reason. Most people stayed local. We booked this tour as it said a short walk ...

Right in the city centre, near Metro, Trams and shops..so easy to explore. People went to Amsterdam on trains..but 1 day would have been enough. ...

Took a walk to the city, the famous Market hall lost a lot of shops due to Corona. Outside it was too busy for us, no social distancing, went back to the ship on uncrowded streets and enjoyed the ship ...

Informative tour through central Rotterdam. Tips based payment ...

A shuttle bus takes you directly to the market, and returns you to the ship. No additional costs. ...

We took the local subway and visited a WW II museum with interesting photos and war memorabilia. It was very informative but very small and took only about an hour to see everything. ...

We went downtown to see the cube buildings and walked around there for awhile. Then we took a water taxi to the Kinderdijk windmills. Very easy to do and very inexpensive to get there. We spent several hours seeing the windmills which are beautifully restored. There are a few windmills open to the public which was very interesting. Nice gift store on site. Lots of photo ops! ...

Walked around the food hall, saw the Cube homes, visited the farmer's market. Bus back was a long line so we walked back. ...

Walked in town for maybe 10 minutes. Not impressed ...