Museumpark Rotterdam

The Museumpark is a modern park in the centre of Rotterdam surrounded by six museums. Acclaimed architect Rem Koolhaas together with landscape architect Yves Brunier did largely create the park. De surface area of the Museumpark is 100 by 400 metres.

Furnishing park 

The Museumpark is divided into five areas. The first area is the rose garden with a pond and a memorial for the prominent city architect Gerrit de Jongh. The second area contains the museums Kunsthal and the Natuurmuseum. The third area is a romantic garden. The fourth area is a raised event terrain on top of a underground car park. The fifth area eventually is a crossing between city and park recognizable by white shells on the ground.

Cultural heart

The six museums in and around the park are:

Note that you can visit these museums for half of the price with the so called Museumparkticket.

Festivals

The Museumpark is used for several events like theDe Parade in summer.

Transport and parking 

You can reach the Museumpark easily by car and public transport. At the border there is a underground car park and on the side of the Kunsthal there is a tram stop.

Parking: Car Park Museumpark
Metro: stop Eendrachtsplein
Tram: stop Museumpark number 5 tram and number 20 tram, stop Westzeedijk number 8 tram

Location

Address:
Museumpark 1

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