Maritime Museum

Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands and one of the largest port cities in the world. Rotterdam has a rich water network and a developed shipping industry, and you can see the scenery related to the city everywhere. Even the hotel bar has many ships moored by the river.

Rotterdam, Netherlands, is a port, and there is a maritime museum in the port city. There are many maritime-related items and introductions in the museum. More distinctive things, there are many large-scale equipment on display outside the museum, which is very interesting to say!

The development and navigation of the Dutch oceans are very early history, this maritime museum is a special introduction to the development of the Dutch oceans, this building has a history of more than 100 years, which contains a lot of early navigation maps and some important navigational history. Interesting visit.

In the afternoon, I had to catch a plane to Stockholm. The visit to the Maritime Museum seemed a little rushed. I visited the cabin of a boat parked near the museum. After feeling the life of the seafarers when the Netherlands dominated the sea, I saw some objects in the museum in a hurry. The most interesting thing was an interaction: entering a room, closing the door and appearing pictures on all sides of the room. Tao himself was originally in a container. It was very interesting to see how containers were transported to sea, land, and supermarket by truck, and then delivered to shelves by supermarket clerks.

In the end, it is a great power in the era of navigation, and this navigation museum is too rich in content.

This is a very important museum in Rotterdam. Its exhibits are very rich. It mainly exhibits the history of navigation in the Netherlands. Rotterdam, as a famous port city, has a history of navigation for thousands of years. Its cultural relics show the characteristics and changes of navigation in different periods, which is a very window to understand ancient Europe.

Follow the open-air harbour museum shore until the end, the Maritime Museum of Rotterdam. I like this museum very much. Not only does it introduce the history of maritime trade in Rotterdam as a port city, but the last part introduces the daily lives of some people living on the ship. You can get a map that hints at which boats are currently docked in the port of Rotterdam. But because it is a private house, the entrance to the visit must be allowed by the owner, not worth a special trip to see.