Erasmusbrug Rotterdam - Special buildings

The Erasmus Bridge is a bridge in Rotterdam that crosses the Nieuwe Maas. The bridge is 820 meters long and has a height of 139 meters. The Erasmus Bridge is named after the Dutch humanist Desiderius Erasmus.

History

The Erasmus Bridge is a bridge in Rotterdam named after the Dutch humanist Erasmus from Rotterdam. The bridge was designed by Dutch architect Ben van Berkel and opened in 1996. The bridge is 800 meters long and connects the northern and southern halves of Rotterdam. The bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Rotterdam and is visited by millions of people every year.

Events around Erasmus Bridge

The Erasmus Bridge is one of the most iconic sights in Rotterdam. Thousands of people come to the bridge every day to admire it. But the Erasmus Bridge is more than just a nice view. There are always various events going on around the bridge. From art markets to music festivals, there is always something to do around the Erasmus Bridge.

On summer days, it is wonderful to relax along the quays near the bridge. There are several bars where you can relax with a drink and enjoy the view. Would you rather be a little more active? Then you can always kick a ball along the quay or go for a run along the Maas.

Accessibility and location

The Erasmus Bridge is a bridge in Rotterdam which spans the Nieuwe Maas. The bridge is named after Desiderius Erasmus, a renaissance humanist who was born in Rotterdam. The bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Rotterdam and is visited by many people every year. Accessibility and location are therefore no problem!