Mainport Hotel Rotterdam | 2-Day stay in a luxury wellness hotel in Rotterdam

Erasmus Bridge

Besides the Willemsbrug, the Erasmus Bridge is the second bridge across the Nieuwe Maas River in the center of the Dutch city of Rotterdam. It is named after the Dutch priest and humanist Erasmus. The bridge connects the Kop van Zuid neighborhood with the city center on the north side of the river.

Take a Boat Tour through the Port of Rotterdam

Experience an impressive boat tour through the Port of Rotterdam, one of the largest and busiest ports in the world. During this tour, you will gain a unique perspective on the immense ships, modern container terminals, and historic shipyards. The tour not only offers insights into the maritime world but also stunning views of Rotterdam's skyline. This activity is easily accessible from the hotel via the metro, which takes you directly to the center of Rotterdam.

Kunsthal Rotterdam

For an inspiring cultural experience, visit Kunsthal Rotterdam, located in the nearby Museumpark. Kunsthal offers a diverse program of exhibitions, ranging from old masters to contemporary art and photography. The architecture of the building itself is worth a visit, designed by the famous architect Rem Koolhaas. Each exhibition is unique, offering something new to discover every time.

Enjoy the port of Rotterdam

Take a trip to the nearby city of Rotterdam and admire one of the largest and busiest ports in the world. You can opt for a boat tour, offering a unique perspective on the port industry and the impressive skyline of Rotterdam. This is a fascinating experience that highlights the dynamism and innovative character of the region.

Kinderdijk

A stone's throw from the bustling port city of Rotterdam lies peaceful polder environment of Kinderdijk Nowhere in the world will you find a mill complex like Kinderdijk. The ingenious system of windmills and pumping stations here has kept the land dry for centuries, in a constant battle between human brains and the power of water. Because Kinderdijk is a monument to human history, we were officially listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Now we stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the most famous and amazing places on earth. The story of Kinderdijk is now a real part of world history, safely preserved for future generations to visit and experience