Municipal Monuments

Bongers Tearoom (Pancake pavilion)

The Bongers Tearoom on Meent is such a familiar Rotterdam building that few people realise it was designed by an architect.

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Groenendaal Housing

The Groenendaal Housing project illustrate well the confrontation between two styles of architecture that dominated the post-war period in the Netherlands.

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Pannekoekstraat commercial building

The Pannekoekstraat commercial building is a double building with retail space on the ground floor.

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Stadstimmerhuis Meent

For a long time Stadstimmerhuis meent has been the name given to the building that houses city departments that deal with construction.

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Hoogstraat shops

The Hoogstraat Shops were three retail buildings opened one after another in quick succession on Hoogstraat.

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Institution for the Blind

The ‘Work Institution for the Blind People in Need’ was a society set up in 1851.

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Unveiling of The Destroyed City

This sculpture is intended to preserve for eternity the memory of one of the worst events points in the history of our city and our people.

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De Nederlanden van 1845 office building (Café Dudok)

Café Dudok was the office of life assurance company De Nederlanden van 1845.

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De Heuvel building

De Heuvel was an initiative by the CHJ, an organisation that offered spiritual and social training to secondary level pupils, students and working youths.

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Spaarbank

The head office of the Verenigde Spaarbank on Botersloot was badly damaged by the bombardment.

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Mariniersweg housing

The Mariniersweg housing block forms a single entity with the housing and shops on Pannekoekstraat at the rear.

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