Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Rotterdam, Netherlands

The Paradijskerk is an old Catholic church building on the Nieuwe Binnenweg in Rotterdam.

Wikipedia: Paradijskerk (NL)

Fikkie is a statue by artist Joeki Simák, which is located on the Oude Binnenweg in the Dutch city of Rotterdam. The statue was presented to the city in 1963 in honour of the 10th lustrum of the Rotterdamsch Studenten Corps (RSC). The statue was unveiled on 16 November 1963 by Karel Paul van der Mandele, then chairman of the Board of Curators of the Netherlands School of Economics (NEH). The sculpture Fikkie symbolises the comparison with students: young and headstrong.

Wikipedia: Fikkie (Rotterdam) (NL)

Rotterdamse Schouwburg is a theatre in Rotterdam in The Netherlands.

Wikipedia: Rotterdamse Schouwburg (EN), Website

Pauluskerk is a church building on the Mauritsweg in the center of Rotterdam. The first St. Paul's Church there was inaugurated in 1960 by the Reformed Congregation of Rotterdam and was demolished in 2007. On the same site, church activities resumed in 2013 in a new futuristic-looking structure, designed by the English architect Will Alsop.

Wikipedia: Pauluskerk (Rotterdam) (NL)

The Unbroken Resistance monument is a war memorial in Rotterdam. It commemorates Rotterdam resistance fighters who died in the Second World War and Rotterdam fallen in general.

Wikipedia: Ongebroken verzet (NL)

De Doelen is a concert venue and convention centre in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It was originally built in 1934 but then destroyed in 1940 during the German bombardment of Rotterdam in May 1940 at the outset of World War II. It was rebuilt in 1966, originally with one hall to which two more were added in the 1990s.

Wikipedia: De Doelen (EN)

The Hofplein Fountain is a fountain in the centre of the Hofplein roundabout in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, designed by architect J.R.A. Koops. The fountain was completed in 1955.

Wikipedia: Hofpleinfontein (NL)

The main post office in Rotterdam, now POST Rotterdam, is a monumental building at Coolsingel no. 42 built between 1915 and 1923 as a post office. The building has been a national monument since 2000. From 2021, the building is planned to be redeveloped into a multifunctional building with a 155-metre residential tower at the rear.

Wikipedia: Hoofdpostkantoor (Rotterdam) (NL)

The stylized flower is a nickname of the Dutch artwork without a title at the entrance of the Bijenkorf department store in Rotterdam, designed by Naum Gabo. It is considered the most important work in his oeuvre. In the walk, the sculpture is called "the thing".

Wikipedia: De gestileerde bloem (NL)

The Coolsingelpoort on the Lijnbaan in the Dutch city of Rotterdam was the back gate of the former Coolsingel hospital on the Coolsingel.

Wikipedia: Coolsingelpoort (NL)

The Statue of Erasmus is a public monument by Hendrick de Keyser in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Wikipedia: Statue of Erasmus (EN)

The Virgin of Holland is a statue in the center of the Dutch city of Rotterdam, on the Nieuwemarkt on the Gedempte Botersloot. It is a monument erected in honour of the capture of Den Briel by the Sea Beggars on 1 April 1572. The statue, unveiled in 1874 and officially nicknamed the Statue of Liberty, was intended to be the central backdrop for the lavish annual April Day celebrations. It was created by Joseph Graven.

Wikipedia: De Maagd van Holland (NL)

The Library Theatre is a theatre in the centre of Rotterdam, housed in the building of the Central Library Rotterdam, located on the Hoogstraat. The theatre was one of the first theatres in the Netherlands to be equipped with a special induction loop for the hearing impaired. Cabaret and theatrical performances are regularly staged in the theatre. The hall can accommodate 179 visitors.

Wikipedia: Bibliotheektheater Rotterdam (NL)