One of the longest and busiest street markets in Europe — fresh stroopwafels, Dutch cheese, fish, and affordable clothing. A true neighbourhood institution.
A former tram depot in the Oud-West neighbourhood, converted into a lively cultural hub with a food hall, artisan market, boutique cinema, hotel, and independent shops. A good rainy-day destination or weekend browse.
Rotterdam's indoor street food market in the Fenix Food Factory building in Katendrecht — a former warehouse on the south bank of the Maas. Dozens of stalls, craft beer, and a lively atmosphere. The neighbourhood itself, once rough, is now one of the most interesting in the city.
A spectacular horseshoe-shaped market hall completed in 2014, with a vast arched interior covered in an enormous artwork of fruits, vegetables, and insects. Fresh produce, street food, and specialty stalls on the ground floor, apartments above. Impressive even if you don't buy anything.