Architects and those studying designs will particularly love Rotterdam as it boasts an array of beautiful, modern buildings including the 185-metre Euromast, the symbol of Rotterdam while Piet Bloom’s remarkable cubic houses will amaze visitors with their bizarre shapes. Boijmans van Beuningen: will wow art lovers from around the world with a number of impressive collections from world-renowned masters of art such as Degas, Van Gogh, Monet, Rembrandt and many other local artists. This modern museum also features masterpieces from Van Eyck and Rubens while a trendy cafe is filled with colourful chairs from different designers. Euromast: is the highest tower in the Netherlands, offering magnificent views of the city. Built for the Floriade flower and garden show between 1958 and 1960, this city’s landmark is also a great spot for abseiling. The Kunsthal: welcomes visitors to spacious rooms filled with fascinating and unusual exhibits of art, design and photography. This experimental, state-of-the-art museum, designed by Rem Koolhaas, also features unique displays on lingerie, Leonardo da Vinci, pop art and jewels of the Orient. Laurens Kerk (St Laurence Church): is one of the few buildings that survived WWII. The church’s architecture boasts a combination of Dutch and Gothic characteristics. The central tower is also one of the architectural marvels, made entirely of stone. | 
