(4K) ROTTERDAM CENTER BY BIKE (The Netherlands) cycling through the city center. скачать в хорошем качестве

(4K) ROTTERDAM CENTER BY BIKE (The Netherlands) cycling through the city center.

Deze keer fiets ik door het stadscentrum van Rotterdam en bezoek ook de (dinsdag) markt bij de Blaak en de Binnenrotte. Daarna over de Meent naar de Coolsingel en loop over de Lijnbaan naar het Schouwburgplein en vandaar fiets ik naar het Rotterdam Centrum station en vandaar weer over de West-Kruiskade en de 1e en 2e Middellandstraat en Vierambachtstraat richting Marconiplein. *** This time I cycle through the city center of Rotterdam and visit also the (Tuesday) market at the Blaak and the Binnenrotte. Then about the Meent to the Coolsingel and walk over the Lijnbaan to the Schouwburgplein and from there I cycle to the Rotterdam Center station and from there again over the West-Kruiskade and the 1st and 2nd Middellandstraat and Vierambachtstraat towards Marconiplein. *** Rotterdam is a port city in the west of the Netherlands, in the province of South Holland. With 588,490 inhabitants (1 January 2021), it is the second largest city in the Netherlands in terms of population, after Amsterdam. The entire municipality of Rotterdam counts 656,050 Rotterdam owes its name to a dam in the river Rotte. The city is located on the Nieuwe Maas, one of the rivers in the delta formed by the Rhine and the Meuse. The port of Rotterdam was for a long time the largest in the world and is still the largest and most important in Europe. The port area extends over a length of 40 kilometers and is an important logistics and economic center. Partly because of the port industry, Rotterdam has the image of a working-class city and the city has a very diverse population. After the historic city center was largely destroyed by a German war bombing in 1940, Rotterdam has become a cradle for innovative architecture, including the Erasmus Bridge, the Cube Houses and a large number of skyscrapers. The city is also known for the Erasmus University, the art collections of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and the Kunsthal. Filmed with the GoPro Hero 9 in 5K and down sampled to 4K