Cube Houses
The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) are a cluster of tilted cube-shaped houses designed by Piet Blom, perched on hexagonal pylons above the Blaak station. Free to photograph and walk beneath.
City in Netherlands
2 things to see
Rotterdam is the architectural opposite of Amsterdam, with bold modern buildings, the Markthal food hall, and a gritty port-city energy that costs nothing to absorb. The iconic cube houses, the Erasmus Bridge, and the riverside walks make it one of Europe’s most visually interesting cities to explore for free, and the Markthal is free to browse even if you do not buy. It pairs easily with The Hague and Utrecht, both a short train ride away.
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The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) are a cluster of tilted cube-shaped houses designed by Piet Blom, perched on hexagonal pylons above the Blaak station. Free to photograph and walk beneath.
The Markthal is a horseshoe-shaped residential building arching over a covered food market, with a ceiling mural of oversized fruit and flowers by Arno Coenen. Free to enter.
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