Rotterdam

Euromast, Rotterdam

About Euromast

Here, you can climb up in stylish lifts to see a 360-degree panorama. On clear days, you can catch the same panorama stretching to Delft, The Hague, the North Sea, and even Belgium. For added excitement, try the "Space Tower," a revolving glass lift that ascends even further.

There is a restaurant on the Euromast where you can eat delicious meals and take in the stunning cityscape below. With its unique vistas and fantastic picture ops from one of the Netherlands' tallest public buildings, the Euromast is sure to delight you whether you arrive during the day or at dawn.

Day Wise Timings

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Open 7 days a week

Paid entry

Monday09:30 – 22:00

Tuesday09:30 – 22:00

Wednesday09:30 – 22:00

Thursday09:30 – 22:00

Friday09:30 – 22:00

Saturday09:30 – 22:00

Sunday09:30 – 22:00

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Euromast Highlights

• Enjoy breathtaking views from 185 meters above Rotterdam’s Euromast, feeling on top of the Netherlands.
• Witness stunning 360-degree vistas of Rotterdam’s skyline, bustling port, and the Maas River, extending far beyond the city from the observation decks.
• Experience the "Space Tower," a rotating glass elevator that takes you to the highest point for an exhilarating view 185 meters above ground.
• Dine at the Euromast restaurant, savoring delicious meals or high tea while enjoying the mesmerizing cityscape below.
• See beyond Rotterdam to Delft, The Hague, the North Sea, and sometimes even Belgium, on clear days, and click memorable photos.

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Point of Interest for Euromast

Have a Ride on the Euroscoop

The famous Euromast tower in Rotterdam has added an exciting new attraction to its already amazing list of things to do. With its new glass floor, the Euroscoop lift gives you an exciting new way to see the city. As you go up, the floor goes from being opaque to clear, making you feel like you're flying above Rotterdam. Take in amazing views in all directions and a unique look down at the city below. There is a captivating light show, sound effects, and music that make every moment of the 7-minute ride memorable.

Summit the Euromast Tower

The fun starts in the Euromast's lobby, where you can buy tickets and look around the gift shop. Take the lift to the 100-meter observation deck and get off there. There are great views of Rotterdam from this spot, and there is lots of room to take pictures. When you are ready, go to the Euroscoop, which is a round glass dome that takes you 185 meters above the ground. There are amazing views in every direction, through the crystal-clear glass floor As you spin slowly, you can listen to the comments about famous places in Rotterdam, such as the Erasmus Bridge and the SS Rotterdam. You might even be able to see The Hague on clear days.

Embark on a thrilling descent from the Euromast

If you want an exciting way to end your trip, you could bungee or zipline from the top of the Euromast (May–September). As you drop 100 meters, you can feel the thrill of seeing the city below you. You could also push yourself by going up all 589 steps to the crow's nest in the stair-climbing race. Although it's difficult, the climb is one of a kind and very gratifying. The price of abseiling includes your entrance ticket, which is about €58 (INR 5317 approx). Both choices will give you a thrill and an adventure you'll never forget.

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