The Rotterdam City Card offers tourists discounts on top attractions and unlimited public transport. This convenient pass makes exploring the city easier and more affordable.
Rotterdam City Card: explore the city with discounts and ease
The Rotterdam City Card provides visitors with discounts of 25% on over 30 attractions, museums, and tours across the city. It also includes unlimited travel on Rotterdam's public transport system, offering convenience for visitors exploring multiple locations.
How it works
The card is available for 1, 2, or 3 days and can be purchased online or at Rotterdam Tourist Information points. Users can activate the card through a dedicated app, where discounts are applied directly.
Popular attractions
With the City Card, visitors can enjoy discounted access to landmarks such as the Euromast, Diergaarde Blijdorp (Rotterdam Zoo), the Maritime Museum, and Spido Harbour Tours. Additionally, cultural sites like the Nieuwe Instituut and unique experiences such as the Pancake Boat are included.
Supporting the city
A portion of the City Card's proceeds supports affordable cultural access for low-income residents and helps spread tourism across Rotterdam, promoting both popular sights and hidden gems.
Pricing options (2025)
- 1-day pass: €15 (with public transport)
- 2-day pass: €22.50
- 3-day pass: €27.50
For those who do not require public transport, a 3-day card is available for €10.
Where to buy
The Rotterdam City Card can be purchased online or at Rotterdam Tourist Information locations.
Comparing the Rotterdam City Card and the Rotterdam pass
For longer-term visitors or residents, the Rotterdam pass offers a different set of benefits. Valid for an entire year, the Rotterdampas provides free or discounted access to over 750 activities in and around Rotterdam, including museums, attractions, and more. While the Rotterdam City Card is tailored for short-term tourists seeking immediate benefits, the Rotterdampas is ideal for expats or locals planning to engage in various activities throughout the year.