You can see for miles from Rotterdam’s most populair tourist attraction. From the viewing platform 112 meters up, you look out over the entry point of ships sailing into the land. But you can do better than that still; whirl your way up in the rotating Euroscoop to 185 meters. Dare devils can abseil back down the land’s highest tower for €55.
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