Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #5 in Rotterdam, Netherlands

The Andreaskerk is the first reconstruction church in Rotterdam, built to a design by Bastiaan van der Lecq. The church building was taken into use in 1949, as a replacement for the Lutheran church in the center of Rotterdam, which was destroyed at the start of the Second World War as a result of the bombing.

Wikipedia: Andreaskerk (Rotterdam) (NL)

The Rotterdams Radio Museum Foundation was set up in 1988 by Harry de Jong Sr., a former director of the company Correct. Volunteers work in the museum, located at NS Station Noord in the South Holland city of Rotterdam. The museum is open on thunder, freedoms and Sundays in the afternoon and accessible for free. The collection includes almost all forms of consumer electronics such as radio, television, video recorders, CD and DVD players, etc. There are regular exhibitions with a specific theme.

Wikipedia: Radiomuseum (Rotterdam) (NL)

The Christ the King Church is a former Roman Catholic church in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Wikipedia: Christus Koningkerk (Rotterdam) (NL)

The RoMeO Foundation is an organization that is engaged in the exploitation of old trams, metros and buses in Rotterdam and stands for "Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers".

Wikipedia: Rotterdamse museumtrams (NL), Website

The Prinsenmolen is a ground sailer from 1648 on the Rotte in the Rotterdam borough of Hillegersberg. In 1881 the steam pumping station Berg en Broekse Verlaat was built and the Bergsche Mill that until then together with the Prinsenmolen kept the polder dry, was demolished. Until 1966, the Prinsenmolen drained the Berg en Broek polder, but is now out of operation and has a residential function. The Prinsenmolen is capable of grinding.

Wikipedia: De Prinsenmolen (NL)