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Driving in Rotterdam offers you the freedom to explore beyond the city's core, from its striking architecture and cultural hotspots to its beautiful parks and nearby coastal towns. Keep in mind, the Dutch drive on the right side of the road, differing from the UK's left-hand traffic.
No worries mate, maintaining British loyalty or decorum won’t be an issue here. Do, however, keep a tab on these Rotterdam specific driving rules:
Parking in Rotterdam city center is mostly paid. There are numerous multi-storey car parks and Park and Ride facilities on the outskirts of the city, offering better rates. You can also use Rotterdam's digital parking system that works via mobile phone and kenteken, the Dutch license plate.
With a wide range of vehicles at your disposal, your choice of car class will certainly depend on your itinerary, budget, and taste. Smaller cars like compacts and economy classes are preferred for city exploration while large family cars or SUVs work wonders for extended family trips.
Rotterdam is bursting with modern architecture, top-notch museums, and a thriving food and drink scene. Some must-see spots include the iconic Cube Houses, Erasmus Bridge, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, and the vibrant Markthal. Furthermore, the charming old port of Delfshaven is like stepping back through time.
Renting a car also allows you the pleasure of seeking out the less-explored gems outside of Rotterdam. You can visit the charming city of Gouda, famous for its cheese, or The Hague, home to the Dutch royal family and the International Court of Justice. And don’t forget the beautiful seaside town of Scheveningen!
Rotterdam experiences a maritime climate with moderate summer temperatures averaging 20°C. Winters are typically mild with temperatures hovering around 6°C. Rainfall can be expected year-round, so don't forget to pack your raincoat!
From summer carnivals to art festivals, Rotterdam has something for everyone. Look out for the International Film Festival Rotterdam in January and the Summer Carnival in July. The city also hosts the World Port Days, celebrating its maritime heritage.
The Netherlands uses the Euro as their currency, rather than the Pound Sterling. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are readily available.
So, are you ready to put the pedal to the metal and discover everything Rotterdam has to offer? Your dream Dutch road trip is waiting. Buckle up and enjoy the ride!