Rotterdam

Designed by architect Piet Blom, these unconventional "Cube Houses" are tilted 45 degrees and perched atop hexagonal pylons to represent an urban forest where each house acts as a stylized tree.

Designed by architect Rem Koolhaas, this exhibition space features a sloping floor system and multiple galleries that host a constantly rotating program of diverse art, design, and photography exhibitions.

Observation tower featuring a revolving glass elevator that ascends to the top of its spire and a viewing platform that offers panoramic views of the city's modern skyline and the Port of Rotterdam.

The only remaining medieval building in Rotterdam, this grand Gothic church features a striking set of heavy bronze doors and serves as a resilient symbol of the city's history following the 1940 bombings.

Museum featuring a historic harbor where visitors can board a fleet of vintage ships and cranes to experience the evolution of global shipping and trade firsthand.

One of the rare surviving historic landmarks in the city center, this grand neo-Renaissance building features a decorated facade and a peaceful inner courtyard garden.

One of the oldest museums in the Netherlands, housing a vast collection ranging from medieval masterpieces by Bosch and Bruegel to Surrealist works by Dalí, now famous for its reflective, bowl-shaped public art depot.

Located in a historic former grain warehouse in Delfshaven, this interactive museum features a collection of over 100 pinball machines spanning from the 1850s to the present day, with most set to free play for visitors.