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Роттердам – Оңтүстік Голландия провинциясындағы, Нидерландтағы қала.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
1968 жылы Роттердам метро жүйесін ашқан алғашқы голланд қаласы болды. Метро жүйесі үш негізгі желіден тұрады, олардың әрқайсысының өз нұсқалары бар. Метро желісінің рельс жолдарының ұзындығы шамамен [мәлімет жоқ], және 70 станса бар, бұл оны Бенилюкс елдеріндегі ең ірісі етеді. Жүйені 5 желі басқарады: 3 желі (A, B және C) шығыс-батыс бағытында, ал екі (D және E) солтүстік-оңтүстік бағытында. E желісі (Randstadrail) 2011 жылдың желтоқсанынан бастап Роттердамды Гаагамен байланыстырады. Желінің оңтүстік/батыс аялдамасы – Vlaardingen West, ал солтүстік/шығыс аялдамасы – Binnenhof. Қосымша ақпарат: A желісі – Vlaardingen West – Binnenhof, сағат түскісінен кейін Schiedam Centrum стансасында аяқталады. B желісі – Hoek van Holland Strand – Nesselande. C желісі – De Akkers – De Terp. D желісі – De Akkers – Rotterdam Central. E желісі – Slinge – Den Haag Central.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Трамвай
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Роттердам трамвай желісі 9 тұрақты трамвай желісі мен 4 арнайы трамвай желісін ұсынады. 2016 жылғы мәліметтер бойынша трамвай желілері:
2: (Роттердам) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Роттердам) Keizerswaard (тек қаланың оңтүстік бөлігінде жүреді).
4: (Роттердам) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) Marconiplein.
7: (Роттердам) Oostplein – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) Willemsplein.
8: (Роттердам) Spangen – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) Kleiweg.
20: Rotterdam Central – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Роттердам) Lombardijen.
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) De Esch.
23: (Роттердам) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) Beverwaard.
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Central – (Роттердам) De Esch.
25: (Роттердам) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Central – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Арнайы трамвай желілері:
10: тарихи трамвай желісі, жазда ғана және туристік ақпарат беру мақсатында қаланың барлық аудандарында жүреді. 1931 жылғы тарихи Роттердам трамвайлары пайдаланылады. 18: Роттердам орталық станциясынан Паркке қарай трамвай желісі, тек Dunya фестивалі мен Роттердамның Дүниежүзілік порты күндері кезінде жүреді. 12: Rotterdam Central – Stadion Feyenoord немесе Rotterdam Central – Het Kasteel ("Қала", Sparta стадионы). Футбол трамвай желісі, тек Feyenoord стадионы мен Het Kasteel стадионындағы маңызды матчтарға арналған. Snert tram: тарихи трамвай, тек қыста туристер үшін Роттердам қаласы бойынша жүреді. Жолаушыларға "snert" (ертеңгі шұбат) беріледі. Трамвай 1968 жылғы Роттердам трамвайы. IJsjes tram: snert трамвайының жазғы нұсқасы, туристерге бұршақ шұбатының орнына мұзқаймақ ұсынады.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Автобус
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Роттердам 55 қалалық автобус желісін ұсынады. RET Роттердам қаласында және Барендрехт, Риддеркерк, Роон, Поортугаал, Схидам, Влаардинген, Делфт және Капель-ан-ден-Ийссель сияқты айналасындағы елді мекендерде автобустарды басқарады. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz және Veolia басқа қалалардан Роттердамға автобустарды жүргізеді. Автоматтандырылған автобус қызметі ParkShuttle Kralingse Zoom метро станциясы мен Capelle aan den IJssel-дегі Rivium бизнес паркі арасында жүреді.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
RoMeO қоры
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
RoMeO қоры (Роттердам қоғамдық көлігі мұражайы және ескі көліктерді пайдалану) 1997 жылы түрлі тарихи көлік коллекцияларын біріктіру үшін құрылды. Қазіргі уақытта жинақта алпыстан астам трамвай, жиырма автобус және 1967 жылдан бастап жер асты метросы бар. 2010 жылдан бері Роттердам қоғамдық көлігі мұражайы 1923 жылғы Хиллегерсбергтегі монументалды трамвай қоймасында орналасқан.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Су автобусы
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Су автобусы желісі жеті желіден тұрады. Басты желі (20-жол) Роттердамнан Дордрехтке дейін созылады. Кеме 130-ға жуық жолаушыны тасымалдайды, сондай-ақ 60 велосипедке орын бар. Роттердам мен Дордрехт арасындағы аялдамалар: Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Паром
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
P&O Ferries компаниясы күнделікті Еуропа портынан Ұлыбританиядағы Кингстон-апон-Халлға жүреді.
City in South Holland, Netherlands
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
In 1968, Rotterdam was the first Dutch city to open a metro system. The metro system consists of three main lines, each of which has its own variants. The metro network has of rail tracks, and there are 70 stations, which makes it the biggest of the Benelux. 5 lines operate the system; 3 lines (A, B and C) on the east–west line, and two (D and E) on the north–south line. Line E (Randstadrail) connects Rotterdam with The Hague as of December 2011. LineSouthern / western terminusNorthern / eastern terminusAdditional info Line AVlaardingen West BinnenhofTerminates at Schiedam Centrum outside peak hours. Line BHoek van Holland Strand Nesselande Line C De Akkers De Terp Line D De Akkers Rotterdam Centraal Line E Slinge Den Haag Centraal
Tram
The Rotterdam tramway network offers 9 regular tram lines and 4 special tram lines with a total length of Service
Tramlines in Rotterdam as of 2016:
2: (Rotterdam) Charlois – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Keizerswaard (runs only to the southern part of the city)
4: (Rotterdam) Molenlaan – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Marconiplein
7: (Rotterdam) Oostplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Willemsplein
8: (Rotterdam) Spangen – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Kleiweg
20: Rotterdam Centraal – Rotterdam Lombardijen NS – (Rotterdam) Lombardijen
21: (Schiedam) Woudhoek – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
23: (Rotterdam) Marconiplein – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) Beverwaard
24: (Vlaardingen) Holy – Station Schiedam Centrum – Rotterdam Centraal – (Rotterdam) De Esch
25: (Rotterdam) Schiebroek – Rotterdam Centraal – (Barendrecht) Carnisselande
Special tram lines:
10: historical tram line, only runs in summer and throughout the whole city for tourist information. Using historical Rotterdam Trams from the year 1931. 18: tramline from Rotterdam Central Station towards Park, runs only at the Dunya Festival and during the Rotterdam World Port Days. 12: Rotterdam Centraal – Stadion Feyenoord or Rotterdam Centraal – Het Kasteel ('The Castle', Sparta Stadium). Football tramline, only for big fixtures at Stadion Feyenoord or Het Kasteel. Snert tram: historical tram, only in winter as a tourist tram through Rotterdam. Passengers are provided with a cup of "snert"; Rotterdam dialect for erwtensoep (pea soup). Rolling stock is a historical Rotterdam tram from 1968. IJsjes tram: summer version of the snert tram, providing tourists with ice cream rather than pea soup. Bus
Rotterdam offers 55 city bus lines with a total length of
RET runs buses in the city of Rotterdam and surrounding places like Barendrecht, Ridderkerk, Rhoon, Poortugaal, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Delft and Capelle aan den IJssel. Arriva Netherlands, Connexxion, Qbuzz and Veolia run buses from other cities to Rotterdam. An automated bus service, ParkShuttle, runs between Kralingse Zoom metro station and the Rivium Business Park in Capelle aan den IJssel. The RoMeO Foundation
The Foundation RoMeO (Rotterdam Public Transport Museum and Exploitation of Oldtimers) was founded in 1997 to bring together various historical transport collections into one collection. Currently, the joint collection consists of more than sixty trams, twenty buses and an underground metro dating from 1967. Since 2010 the Rotterdam public transport museum is housed in the monumental tram depot Hillegersberg from 1923. Waterbus
The Waterbus network consists of seven lines. The mainline (Line 20) stretches from Rotterdam to Dordrecht. The ferry carries about 130 passengers, and there is space for 60 bicycles. The stops between Rotterdam and Dordrecht are:
Rotterdam Erasmusbrug – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Hendrik Ido Ambacht Noordeinde – Papendrecht Westeind – Dordrecht Merwekade. Ferry
P&O Ferries have daily sailings from Europoort to Kingston upon Hull in the UK.
Халықаралық қатынастар
Роттердам бүкіл әлеммен қала және порт байланыстары арқылы байланысты. 2008 жылы қалада 13 бауырлас қала, 12 серіктес қала және 4 бауырлас порт болды. 2008 жылдан бері Роттердам қаласы жаңа бауырластық немесе серіктестік байланыстар жасамайды. Бауырлас және серіктес қалалар халықаралық қатынастарда басымдыққа ие емес. 2017 жылдың 15 наурызында Түркия президенті Стамбулдың енді Роттердаммен бауырлас қала болмауын тіледі. Роттердам муниципалитетінің өкілі содан кейін екі қаланың ресми серіктестігі жоқ екенін түсіндірді. Екі орган да жиі ынтымақтасады.
Rotterdam has city and port connections throughout the world. In 2008, the city had 13 sister cities, 12 partner cities, and 4 sister ports. Since 2008, the City of Rotterdam does not forge new sister or partner connections. Sister and partner cities are not a priority in international relations. On 15 March 2017, the Turkish president expressed his wish that Istanbul should no longer be the twin town of Rotterdam. A speaker of the Rotterdam municipality then explained that the two cities have no official partnership. Both authorities do cooperate often.
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Роттердам Эдгар Аллан Поның "Бір Ханс Пфаолдың теңдесі жоқ оқиғасы" (1835) атты әңгімесінде кездеседі. Роттердам J. T. Шеридан Ле Фанудың "Шалькен суретшінің өміріндегі таңғажайып оқиға" (1839) шығармасында бейнеленген. "Қолай аман қалды" телесериалының 1-ші маусымының 2-ші эпизодында Грег Престон: «Роттердам жанып тұрды, шақырымдап, шақырымдап от тұрды. Мұнай сақтандырғыштары бомба сияқты жарылып жатты» дейді. "Алтын қыздар" телесериалының 1-ші маусымының 2-ші эпизодында ("Тойға кім келеді?"), Дороти бұрынғы күйеуі Стэннің олар ұрысқаннан кейін оған лала гүлдерін сатып алып беретінін еске алады. «Соңында үйіміз Роттердамдағы Пасха мерекесі сияқты болып көрінетін». 1996 жылы британдық "The Beautiful South" тобы осы аймақтың атын алған "Роттердам (немесе кез келген жерде)" атты ән жазды. Джеки Чанның 1998 жылғы "Мен кіммін?" фильмінің бір бөлігі Роттердамда түсірілген. "Эндердің көлеңкесі", "Эндердің ойыны" сериясының бір бөлігі, ішінара Роттердамда өтеді. 2004 жылғы Hitman: Contracts видео ойынында "Роттердамдағы кездесу" және "Қауіпті жүк" миссиялары Роттердамда орын алады. 2017 жылы Лоуренс Оливье сыйлығын жеңіп алған Джон Бриттеннің "Роттердам" пьесасы осы қалада өтеді. Battlefield V ойынында бұл қала екі картасымен бірге – Роттердам және Devastation – шығарылды. Онда британдық армия Вермахтқа қарсы күреседі. Тарихына сәйкес, ақ ғимарат Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыс кезіндегі бомбалаудан зардап шекпеген және оны ойын ішінде де, нақты өмірде де көруге болады.
Rotterdam features in Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall" (1835). Rotterdam features in J. T. Sheridan Le Fanu's "Strange Event in the Life of Schalken the Painter" (1839). In episode 2 of the first series of Survivors Greg Preston says "Rotterdam was burning, just miles and miles of fire. Oil tanks going off like bombs." In season 1, episode 2 of The Golden Girls ("Guess Who's Coming to the Wedding? "), Dorothy reminisces how her ex husband, Stan, would buy her tulips after they fought. "Towards the end, our house looked like Easter in Rotterdam." In 1996, the British band the Beautiful South recorded a song named after this region titled Rotterdam (or Anywhere). Part of Jackie Chan's 1998 film Who Am I? is set in Rotterdam. Ender's Shadow, part of the series Ender's Game is partially set in Rotterdam. In the 2004 video game Hitman: Contracts, the missions "Rendezvous in Rotterdam" and "Deadly Cargo" are both set in Rotterdam. The 2017 Laurence Olivier Award winning play Rotterdam, written by Jon Brittain, is set in the city. In Battlefield V, this city is used as a map released on its two of its maps on launch, which are Rotterdam and Devastation, and featured the British Army fighting against the Wehrmacht and according to its history, the white building was almost left untouched by the bombing during WWII and that building can be seen on both in game and real world.