ROTTERDAM, 17 July 2026 – The Euromast has launched a summer programme at 100 metres, beginning with a pop-up Rooftop Bar running until 30 August. The programme continues with a Silent Disco on 14 August, followed by the return of the Euromast Stair Run on 27 September.
The activities follow the reopening of the Rotterdam landmark after an extensive renovation. Alongside the special events, visitors can explore the renewed Brasserie Euromast, travel to 185 metres in the Euroscoop and experience The Rise of Rotterdam, an interactive introduction to the city’s history.
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Drinks above Rotterdam
The pop-up Rooftop Bar occupies the Euromast’s outdoor panorama platforms, offering drinks and views across Rotterdam and its harbour from around 100 metres above the city. The bar is open from Thursday to Sunday between 12:00 and 20:00 until 30 August, subject to suitable weather conditions.
The opening takes place on Friday 17 July, with a live DJ playing from 16:00 to 19:00. Seats cannot be reserved in advance and payments at the rooftop bar are by card only. Access is available as part of a visit to the Euromast platforms, with current ticket options listed at
Silent disco
On Friday 14 August, the Euromast becomes a dance venue with wireless headphones and several music channels. Doors open at 20:30, with the Silent Disco running from 21:00 until 01:00. The event is open to visitors aged 18 and over, and identification is required. Tickets cost €42.50 and are available through.
On Friday 14 August, the Euromast becomes a dance venue with wireless headphones and several music channels
Stair run
The programme takes a rather more athletic turn on Sunday 27 September. During the second Euromast Stair Run, participants climb 589 steps and cover 96 vertical metres before reaching the observation platform. Entry includes professional timing, a medal and access to the platform. Registration costs €20 in July, rising to €22.50 in August and €25 in September. More information is available at.
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The renewed Euromast experience
Brasserie Euromast has reopened with a new interior and a menu combining international flavours with contemporary brasserie dishes. The restaurant is open throughout the day for drinks, pastries, brunch, lunch, high tea and dinner, although reserving a table is recommended for a full meal.
A regular ticket to the top also includes The Rise of Rotterdam, which uses images, sound and interactive elements to follow the city’s development from its earliest beginnings to the present day. Visitors can then continue to the outdoor platforms or take the rotating Euroscoop to 185 metres, where the lift includes a light show and a glass floor.
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Abseiling throughout summer
Abseiling remains available every weekend until the end of September. Participants step over the railing at 100 metres before descending the side of the tower by rope, with regular tickets starting at €73.50 and combined Euroscoop tickets at €79.50. Places are limited and must be reserved in advance.
The Euromast itself is open daily from 09:30 to 22:00. Current admission prices depend on the date, time and whether the Euroscoop is included, so checking the ticket page before visiting is sensible. The complete summer programme can be found through https://euromast.nl/agenda/.
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How to get there
The Euromast is located at Parkhaven 20, beside Het Park and within walking distance of the Museumpark area. It can normally be reached by tram 8 at the Euromast stop, by metro via Coolhaven or by water taxi.
Summer works may affect tram routes, so check the RET journey planner before travelling. Cyclists can park near the tower, while paid parking is available around Parkhaven and at Q-Park Schiecentrale, approximately ten minutes away on foot.
