This lovely charming restaurant is a table d’hôte that serves an ever-rotating menu of local & seasonal ingredient-forward dishes.

It feels only fitting that this museum of migration is housed in a historic harbour warehouse from 1923, overlooking the Holland-America quay where millions once departed on transatlantic journeys. Crowned by The Tornado - a staircase designed by MAD Architects that leads to a stunning rooftop viewpoint - traces stories of migration through the eyes of international artists such as Shilpa Gupta, Steve McQueen, Rineke Dijkstra and Kimsooja. After your visit, climb to the top to take in the skyline, then stop for a simit at O - Anatolian Café & Bakery on the ground floor or try one of the rotating pop-up restaurants at the Plein, where workshops and language courses take place weekly.

This old fashioned hotel is located in one of Rotterdam's most iconic and historic buildings down by the waterfront and boasts elegant contemporary styling with Art Deco touches. Get here by water taxi from the old harbour and enjoy the views of the pier.

Rotterdam has many great cinemas, LantarenVenster certainly being one of them. A film hall, music theatre - their speciality is jazz - plus a great spot to eat and drink with views overlooking the Rijnhaven. A trip to the cinema just got all the more exciting!