Rotterdam is clearly moving forwards with the “Beurstraverse”or the “Koopgoot” in its pursuit for modern buildings and architecture. This originality intended metro station is now a modern shopping centre. The style with many glass elements and water displays attracts customers to the shops on sub terrain level. There are so many stores but the most attractive for us are: C&A, D-Reizen, Esprit, Etos, H&M, Hema, Hunkemöller, Lacoste, Leonidas, Swarovski, V&D, Yves Rocher and Zara. If you want to eat something there is a McDonalds or several snack sellers on the street. Rotterdam will continue to build modern shopping facilities such as the “Markthal” which is expected to be ready mid 2014 and is a super prestige project for the city.
Met de “Beurstraverse”of de “Koopgoot” profileert Rotterdam zich duidelijk als een stad met ambitie voor moderne architectuur. De “Beurstraverse” was oorspronkelijk gebouwd als een metro station, maar is nu een winkelcentrum. De vele elementen in glas en fonteinen trekken bezoekers naar de winkels op het beneden verdiep. Er zijn zeer veel zaken maar de meest interessante voor ons zijn: C&A, D-Reizen, Esprit, Etos, H&M, Hema, Hunkemöller, Lacoste, Leonidas, Swarovski, V&D, Yves Rocher en Zara. Als je iets wil eten is er een McDonalds of verschillende straatventers met snacks. Rotterdam gaat verder met de moderne uitbouw van de stad zoals de “Markthal”, een prestige project waarschijnlijk klaar is van midden 2014..
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toveren
1 hour ago
Beautiful clear pictures. Very good images of Rotterdam.
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A really nice place for shopping.
ReplyDeleteJ+C
Looks like a busy shopping street.
ReplyDeleteLove that fountain. :)
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Everything is beautiful and I love the modern architecture.I hope to have the opportunity to visit there someday!I love that fountain!
ReplyDeleteLéia - Bonjour Luxembourg
Looks like an interesting place.
ReplyDeleteThe boat in my photo is a sailing boat. That's why I said regarding the fisherman on the rocks "Or perhaps he was praying for a sailboat" :)
Ah...Looks so DUtchy, van Haren, V&D, La Place...
ReplyDeleteCool bigger photos, Filip.
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Straatfotografie is ook erg leuk Filip, prima gedaan
ReplyDeleteGroeten en een fijn weekend gewenst, Joop
nice place for shopping...
ReplyDeleteyou are so right, the design of the passage is very creative and lovely! I am a big fan of it myself...the only problem it that it gets sometimes too crowded (as often in NL;-)
ReplyDeleteThe depth of articles can easily be felt of this blog. Very precise and straight to the mark. I understood easily the matter of fact which the author of this blog wanted to deliver through his thoughts. Looking for more.cursus medium
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