Rotterdam, Netherlands

Because it was largely destroyed by German bombs 30 minutes before the deadline for Dutch surrender, Rotterdam is a much more modern city than many others in Europe. Despite the paucity of historic buildings, I enjoyed Rotterdam because a Dutchman led us around the city, the husband of one of Luke's friends. It's also the 2nd largest port in the world, only to Shanghai. Overall, the Netherlands are a place I wouldn't mind going back to. Also, this is my last album from within mainland Europe.

A Bizarre Place to Live
Have you ever wanted to live in a house oriented 45 degrees off from gravity? Now's your chance.

I figured that advertising campaigns would be different throughout the world for huge international companies, but this really checked the box for my Dutch stereotypes. I wonder if it was targeted at me (tourists) or the locals.
Erasmusbrug bridge

Cute, Modern Apartments
Indoor Market
Indoor market with apartments on all sides. We didn't get to go in because it was closed but it's a very cool idea.