Rotterdam is unique and utterly fascinating
Rotterdam has transformed into a unique modern city following its devastation during World War II. In a 1940 aerial bombing, the Luftwaffe destroyed 30,000 buildings, prompting planners to create a bold new cityscape. Today, it boasts architectural landmarks like the Cube Houses and the 215-meter De Zalmhaven, solidifying its status as 'Manhattan on the Maas.'.
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Published 11 Jul 2026, 01:15 UTC · Updated 11 Jul 2026, 01:20 UTC
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