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Apr 19, 2025

　　If Rotterdam had a ‘best view from a cocktail bar’ award, this bar on the 7th floor of the De Rotterdam building would be the clear winner. Action unfolds around the artfully illuminated bar or on the terrace with its spectacular view of the Erasmusbrug, and heats up on Friday and Saturday nights after 10pm, when a DJ coaxes the crowd into party mode.

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