The post Top 3 Day Trips to Take From Amsterdam, Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Zandvoort
If you are visiting during summer, then make sure to consider Zandvoort. This small town on the coast of the North Sea is arguably the most popular seaside resort in the country. It is famous for its long sandy beaches and captivating dunes while also offering lots of exciting gems for curious travelers. It only takes 30 minutes by train to get to Zandvoort from Amsterdam.
Haarlem
Haarlem is a charming city that offers a great escape from the rush and noise of Amsterdam and is just some 15 minutes away by train. Life is slower and quieter here, allowing you to get immersed in Dutch culture at your own pace. You can explore its medieval walls and buildings, enjoy great beer, and top it off with a visit to Teylers Museum, the oldest museum in the country.
Rotterdam
It takes around an hour to get to Rotterdam from Amsterdam, but it is well worth it. The city will impress you with its vibrant culture, modern feel, and stunning sights that include the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port, and various architectural attractions. It is also a great destination for shopping and dining.
The post Top 3 Day Trips to Take From Amsterdam, Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss Market Hall in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Buy Fresh Produce
If you want to shop locally while in Rotterdam, Market Hall is a good place to start. It’s one of the best spots in the entire city to buy fresh produce since it’s home to almost a hundred fresh food stalls selling everything from seafood and cheese to specialties of local cuisine.
Explore Restaurants
Even if you’re not in the mood to buy fresh produce and prepare your own food, Rotterdam’s Market Hall won’t leave you disappointed. You’ll find many restaurants and eateries on its premises where you can enjoy a delicious meal after exploring all the stalls.
Admire Architecture and Art
Even if it wasn’t for the marketplace inside, Rotterdam’s Market Hall would be quite impressive thanks to its distinctive design. The horseshoe-shaped building with a glass façade is truly a sight to behold, and you should take a moment to admire artwork adorning its walls.
The post 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss Market Hall in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Amazing Marvels of Modern Architecture That You Can Find in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Cube Houses
The Cube Houses, built by the renowned architect Piet Blom, are Rotterdam’s most important landmark and their quirky shape was envisioned this way to optimize the space inside.
Erasmusbrug
The second-largest bridge in all of the Netherlands has been around since 1996, and it’s one of Rotterdam’s main landmarks. It’s commonly known by the nickname “The Swan” due to its striking white color and interesting shape.
Rotterdam Central Station
If you enjoy trains, make sure to take a journey from or to Rotterdam’s main railway station. The futuristic new building opened its doors in 2014, and its shape is reminiscent of a boomerang.
Market Hall
Market Hall also opened its doors on its current location in 2014 and quickly became one of Rotterdam’s most photographed attractions. What makes it so unique is its horseshoe shape, glass windows, and grey natural stone it was built from.
The post Amazing Marvels of Modern Architecture That You Can Find in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Cool Cities to Visit in the Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Rotterdam
Rotterdam is becoming more and more popular among tourists. This harbor city is the second-largest in the country. Unlike Amsterdam, its medieval center wasn’t preserved until today due to heavy bombing that happened in the Second World War. Rotterdam has since risen from the ashes and is today a city where you can see the incredible contemporary architecture, great food courts, and a number of festivals.
Utrecht
Utrecht is located in the heart of the Netherlands, which makes it easily reachable from every part of the country. The city offers a cruise or kayak tour over the canals in the old center, a cycle tour to De Haar Castle, or a relaxing day downtown where you can find great restaurants, bars, and shops.
The Hague
The Hague is known as the political center of the country and it’s the place where all the ministries and a few royal residences are. However, the city is also interesting from a tourist point of view. The city’s Mauritshius museum holds paintings from Dutch masters like Rembrandt and Vermeer, and you can also take a walk through the country on a miniature scale located in Madurodam.
The post 3 Cool Cities to Visit in the Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Visiting Rotterdam? Stay at ROOM Hostel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Culture
ROOM makes it its business to help guests have the best possible time while staying there. The staff will take you to the park to see live music, host “Dutch Delight” nights in-house, and make sure you’re on top of what’s going on in town, including street art festivals, marathons, and heritage days.
Tours
The hostel has free tours for guests that cover a range of interests and take visitors through town to see local life and hear true Rotterdam stories.
Fun
Touring and culture aside, the hostel caters to a young crowd looking to have some fun! At ROOM you can hang out in their in-house bar, then retire to the guest areas for a quiz night, movie night, or play some beer pong.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to ROOM! 
Funny fact. When we had no guests due to corona, we started cleaning and organizing ROOM. Suddenly we found an old camera wíth pictures!! What a good memories! Special shout out to all our old staff members! 
Thank you so much for the energy you gave to ROOM! ps. Have you visit our new website already? Come on, book that ROOM! www.roomrotterdam.nl #roomrotterdam #hostelroom #hostelroomrotterdam #rotterdam #rotterdamcity #rotterdam010 #rotterdamhotspots #hostelrotterdam #hostel #hostellife #hostelworld #meettheworld #famoushostelsFacilities
The rooms have great perks even at the most basic priced dormitories. The rooms are pretty and set up with USB plugs, ear plugs, and a great score on cleanliness throughout their reviews. Free lockers, games, and guest storage are also provided for guests.
This Family Room for 5/6 persons is now available! The room is very spacious and has two balconies with an amazing view over the Veerhaven (no picture, but trust my words 
). The bathroom is shared and located on the same floor. www.roomrotterdam.nl or info@roomrotterdam.nl #rotterdam #rotterdamcity #loverotterdam #rotterdam010 #weekendsinrotterdam #gersmagazine #rotterdammakeithappen #visitrotterdam #rotterdamhotspots #hostelgeeks #meettheworld #hostelworld #famoushostels #hostel #staycation #stapelbed #familyroom #familiekamer #lekkerwegineigenland #vakantieineigenland #vakantiegevoel #uitmetkinderen #dagjeweg #nachtjeweg #visithollandExtras
In addition to the rooms and the in-house bar (with a happy hour), ROOM Hostel also offers bike rentals, games, and a bakery-sourced continental breakfast available until 1 pm every morning.
We’re on the road again! 
We love this hostel 
Get your backpack or bikepack on and give them a visit! 
Social but at a safe distance! #backpack #besthostel #famoushostels #hostels #roomrotterdamThe post Visiting Rotterdam? Stay at ROOM Hostel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Fun Facts About Rotterdam’s Cube Houses appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Central Idea
The Cube Houses are a brainchild of architect Piet Blom, whose main goal was to optimize the space inside by tilting the cube of a conventional house by 45 degrees.
Forest of Homes
Blom also had the vision to design a village within a city with his Cube houses — each house within this formation represents a tree, so they could form a forest together.
/
] Parece cenário de desenho animado, mas essas são as Casas Cúbicas (Cube Houses) em Roterdã! A ideia aqui é otimizar espaço, aglomerando pessoas sem aglomerar o chão, baseado no conceito de viver em um "telhado urbano", como se fossem casas de árvores (cada casa representa uma árvore e o aglomerado, uma floresta)! E sim, tem pessoas morando nelas! Aliás, se você quiser dá até para se hospedar, pois tem um hostel (Stayok) funcionando por lá. É muito bacana, Roterdã é uma cidade incrível!! Conhecemos essas casas e ficamos sabendo mais da história de Roterdã em um tour fantástico com a @derotterdamtours. Indicamos muito!! ⠀ Tem muita informação e dicas de Roterdã no @rotterdam_info, o site é super completo! ⠀ 
Fomos para a Holanda em um excelente voo direto da @klm de Fortaleza para Amsterdã! ⠀ 
Total Number
When Cube houses were designed in 1977, there was a plan to build 55 homes, but only 38 small cubes and two super-cubes ended up being completed.
Three Floors
Each of the houses is composed of three floors, including the ground floor entrance, two floors that serve as a living area, and top floor which is typically used as a small garden.
– – – #cubehouses #cubehousesrotterdam #super_holland #archilovers #pietblom #ig_holland #ig_architecture #dernederlanden #Rotterdam #loverotterdam #visitrotterdam #rotterdambyday #citytrip #portofrotterdam #roffa #architecturelovers #Architecture #Rotterdamcity #agameoftones #Sony #a7III #streetmagazine #lightroomedits #view #amazing #urbangathering #holland #beautifuldestinationsAnother Attempt
Architect Ben Kutner and Jeff Brown were inspired by this project and tried to create similar Cube Houses in Toronto, but only three ended up being built.
The post Fun Facts About Rotterdam’s Cube Houses appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Things You Cannot Miss In Rotterdam, The Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The Cube Houses
There are 38 small cubes and two ‘super-cubes’ which are all attached to each other. These buildings are built to represent forest and each unit is a singular tree. The Cube Houses are still occupied, however, you can have a sneak-peak into the inside by visiting an onsite museum called Kijk-Kubus.
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen is Rotterdam largest museum which was opened in the 19th century, in 1849 when Frans Jacob Otto Boijmans bequeathed his large art collection to the city. There you can find beautiful and well-known works of big names like Rembrandt, Claude Monet, and Vincent van Gogh.
@shopinthemoodforlove #knitonknit #handknittedwithloveNederlands Fotomuseum
In the famous Nederlands Fotomusuem, you can find images created by famous photographers like Ed van der Elsken, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Viviane Sassen. Except for the permanent exhibition, the museum also holds temporary exhibitions as well.
The post 3 Things You Cannot Miss In Rotterdam, The Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The 3 Most Exciting Things To See In Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Rotterdam is one of those cities that make you feel like you belong there. People are kind, the food is great and everything is clean and organized. Well, if you ever go there (and please do), here are three things that you have to see to fully experience Rotterdam’s charm.
The Martkthal
An entirely covered market with astonishing architecture, Markthal is one of the most popular places in Rotterdam. Its unique design and the murals on the arched ceiling mean this place will make you want to stay there for days.
The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen)
You think you’ve seen it all? You should think twice. Rotterdam is famous for its modern architecture, but this is a new level of creativity. The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) were designed by the architect Piett Bloom and present a real architectural gem.
➵ Follow @the.travel.planners to stay inspired 
⠀ ✁-————————————— #travelphotosociety #travelphotography #bucketlist #photography #pics #backpacking #backpackerlife #travelling #traveller #amazing #igtravel #travelinspiration #bestplacestogo #inspiration #holidays #beautifulplaces #views #travelgram #netherlands
Kinderdijk’s Windmills
Just 23 kilometers from Rotterdam on the river Noors, you will come across a lovely little village that will fill your heart with peace. Here you will find 19 windmills that are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. All of these beautiful windmills have been restored and very well preserved.
#super_holland ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ❂ Ownr. @lisetteoptexel ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ❂ Admin. @eyeconicframes ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ❂ Mods. @thespankphotography @faryda_lindeman & @estherliefdevoornatuur @fackphotos @brookimage #sh_rob_adriaanse ______________________________________ We bet you like our friends’ hubs: @captures_groups ⠀⠀ @igholland @holland_photolovers @lost_world_treasures @ig_discover_holland @global_windmills @instaveluwe⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀@living_netherlands @turkobjektif ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀@world_shotz @atdiff_shots @heelnederland_fotografeert ________________________________________The post The 3 Most Exciting Things To See In Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>