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Explore what else Rotterdam has got to offer!
Rotterdam, like the rest of the Netherlands operates on a 220V/50Hz electrical system. The sockets in the wall require plugs with two narrow cylindrical prongs (also called type F) as you can see at the picture.
You will need a converter if your electrical appliances are not 220V/50Hz, but most computers and charges currently are ready for both 110V and 220V use. It might be useful to check if your equipment can be used on 220V as well before plugging into the socket, because otherwise you might destroy your equipment!
You might an adapter as well to be able to plug into the sockets. You can buy the adapter at almost any airport (including Rotterdam and Amsterdam airports) and in most electronics shops in Rotterdam. When you stay in a hotel you can check with the hotel reception if they've got adapters and/or converters on loan as well.
Travel with public transport, water taxi, bike taxi or regular taxi: you can easily get everywhere!
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Explore what else Rotterdam has got to offer!
Book a boat tour through the huge port or a day trip to sights in greater Rotterdam.
Sightseeing in Rotterdam on the road and across the river in an amphibious vehicle.
Experience old school sightseeing on board the historical tram line 10 through Rotterdam.
The museum cube house is open to the public. Be amazed by a house without any straight wall.
Take the hop on hop off bus tour through Rotterdam and discover some iconic landmarks.
Kids sail through the canals in downtown Rotterdam with little electric boats.