View of Rotterdam from the Euromast by Jeroen de Jongh Photography

About "View of Rotterdam from the Euromast"

by Jeroen de Jongh Photography

About the artwork

Imagine looking out over an iconic cityscape where modern architecture meets natural tranquillity. In this breathtaking photograph, everything that makes Rotterdam so special comes together: the proud Euromast towers above the greenery of Het Park, while the elegant Erasmus Bridge stretches across the Nieuwe Maas like a jewel of light. The deep cobalt blue of the blue hour envelops the skyline in a soft glow, with city lights twinkling like stars on earth.

This is not just another city photo - this is an ode to Rotterdam, to its progressive spirit, its iconic silhouette and the unique atmosphere that only the blue hour can bring. Perfect for lovers of urban vistas, night photography, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of Dutch cities.

The Euromast is one of Rotterdam's most iconic structures and an absolute must-see for visitors and locals alike. At 185 metres tall, it is the tallest observation tower in the Netherlands open to the public. Originally built in 1960 to mark the Floriade, the tower was 'only' 100 metres high at the time. In 1970, the Space Tower was added to make the Euromast rise above the rest of the city.

The Euromast symbolises Rotterdam's modern, progressive spirit - a city that is constantly reinventing itself. In this photograph, it forms a powerful vertical anchor in an otherwise horizontal panorama, attracting immediate attention as a beacon in the cityscape.