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Located in an old tram depot, the museum has dozens of old trams, metros and buses on display that at some point in time services the greater Rotterdam area. The museum and heritage train rides through the city centre are organised and run by volunteers, so opening hours may vary wildly.
The Rotterdam Public Transport Museum is a transport museum in the Dutch city of Rotterdam and is located in a former tram depot. The museum was founded in 1997, although the depot was built in 1923 and its collection dates back to as far as 1880. The museum's collection consists of dozens of historic trams, several buses and two metro trains. The museum is run entirely by volunteers and is only open to visitors for a few days each year.
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Small amusement park, mostly aimed at parents with young children and school classes. The park houses mostly animals from mainland Europe, but also has meerkats, wallabies, coatis, and several species of small monkeys.
De Prinsenmolen dates back to 1648 and worked until 1966 to keep the adjacent polder dry. It's a house now, but the mill is still in working order. It's a nice walk alongside the Bergse Voorplas lake.
De Vier Winden was built in 1776. Until 1964 it was used to grind wheat. Although the mill is not open to visitors, it has a small shop with old fashioned mill-products.
De Speelman was built in 1712. Heavily damaged during World War II, it was restored and moved to its present location.