The Rotterdam Market Hall is, in my opinion, an architectural delight and still very worth seeing in 2024. It is quite extraordinary that people have their dwellings in the walls and can see through windows into the interior of the hall. So they certainly don't get bored with the masses of tourists who come in and out of here every day. The prices of the individual market stalls are commensurate with the tourist interest. You probably won't get anything really cheap here. The gastronomy seems to prevail anyway. On the day of the visit, the normal weekly market was outside the market hall. Outside, countless sales stands were also set up very extensively. Conclusion: Very worth seeing!

If you come from the architectural diaspora, you will be very impressed by the building. Modern living combined with culinary diversity in a building that is very attractive both inside and out. Only the market itself can be found outside the hall on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The sanitary concept is not well implemented. 1€ and queuing when you are a customer at one of the countless stalls could be solved better. We enjoyed being here, even if it was just passing through to the neighboring train station.

We visited Markthal for the first time now knowing what to expect. Thr building itself is large and beautiful. Plenty of different food vendors with a wide variety of cuisines. There are also a few stores and sit down restaurants on the inside. What really surprised me is that the food at all the vendors we visited was really well priced. This place needs to be visited more than once.

The Market Hall in Rotterdam is a real highlight for all lovers of good food and specialties. We had originally thought that we would no longer find Stropwaffles in Holland after searching unsuccessfully for several days, but in this hall we found it! The selection of delicacies and fresh produce is impressive, and the atmosphere in the market hall is very welcoming. The architecture of the hall is also worth seeing, with a huge, colorful mosaic on the ceiling that makes the market hall a true experience. From fresh fish to cheese and exotic spices, there is everything your heart desires. A perfect place to stroll through the stalls and taste the local delicacies!

The building is really cool! It's both a market and a place where people live, which is pretty neat. They do a good job of taking care of the paintings of fruits and vegetables. It's a famous spot, so it's worth checking out. The market can be a bit expensive because lots of tourists go there, but that's expected. The food is okay with fair quality, so I still suggest going there. I also planned to visit the cube house and the "pencil house" nearby on the same day.

The particularly impressive architecture of the building will finally convince us more than the culinary proposal it houses. This kind of unusual building obviously attracts, and his visit to Rotterdam cannot be avoided. However, we do not find especially the best of what this city has to offer on a plate or in a glass: quite a few stands are alike, and what we could try did not really transport us.

The Markthal in Rotterdam is an imposing building that immediately attracts attention when you are in the neighborhood. Through the imposing glass facade you can see the artwork against the ceiling. Inside are all kinds of eateries, on the early Sunday morning that we were there not yet open.

The Markthal is, rightly so, still a very popular attraction in Rotterdam. In the center of Rotterdam, only steps away from the tram, metro or main line train station, immense underground car park (for a Rotterdam conform fee alas), stunning architecture with a unique ceiling art and more shops, restaurants and food stalls than you can shake a stick at. A must visit for every visitor of Rotterdam.

Plenty of choice in this food den open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. continuously. Duck burgers, various corndogs, Indian spices, fish and chips, satés, ramens, suchis... Practically all the cuisines of the world are represented in this temple of food. While eating you can admire the giant fresco on this very special ceiling... A must see in Rotterdam.

Absolutely fantastic place. Fun stalls in the middle and restaurants on the outer edge. We really enjoyed looking at the different stalls and buying something to take home. For dinner we chose the Greek restaurant - fast service, but the food was probably a little too boring. The market hall is a good place if the weather is not so good.