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Kick off your Rotterdam harbour adventure at Port Pavilion, free entry, an 11-metre interactive model and insider tips from friendly Harbour Hosts.

Port Pavilion – The Start of Your Rotterdam Port Adventure

Want to explore Europe’s largest port? Start for free at Port Pavilion, located at the Leuvehaven in the heart of Rotterdam. This is your go-to spot for inspiration and tips for an unforgettable harbour experience. Friendly Harbour Hosts are ready to help you plan and share the best routes and viewpoints.

What makes Port Pavilion special?

  1. An 11-metre-long interactive model showing all the highlights – from cycling routes and beaches to attractions and museums
  2. Six giant screens with ever-changing images, faces and stories from the 40 km long port area
  3. A creative hub to design your perfect port itinerary

Discover more in the Leuve Pavilion

This striking building by MoederscheimMoonen Architects is also home to open workshops from the Maritime Museum. Watch craftsmen such as welders and blacksmiths at work. Need a break? Stop at Loeve for coffee, waffles or ice cream (ice cream shop closed in winter).

You’ll also find a Rotterdam Tourist Information desk here, perfect for extra tips or to plan your visit to the port.

Our tips: Check out our Harbour Tours and Port Visit in Rotterdam page for inspiration.

Practical information

Tuesday
10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
10:00 - 17:00
Thursday
10:00 - 17:00
Friday
10:00 - 17:00
Saturday
10:00 - 17:00
Sunday
11:00 - 17:00
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Port Pavilion offers information and inspiration on the port

The Leuve Pavilion at Schiedamsedijk 68, between Coolsingel and Erasmusbrug, is home to Port Pavilion. The starting point to discover the port of Rotterdam. An 11-metre-long photo-mascot with interactive projection gives an overview of all cycling routes, viewpoints, tours, attractions, beaches,...

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Port Pavilion offers information and inspiration on the port

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