Rotterdam can be reached in a variety of ways: by car, boat, train, bus and by air. At Rotterdam Airport, flights are continually landing from the major cities of neighbouring countries. Inside the city, a network of buses, trams, water taxis and metro maintains excellent connections.

Public transport
Rotterdam has a wide network of public transportation. Trams, buses and the metro do perfectly connect with each other. For actual information and time tables please visit the websites of the public transport providers:
NS (Dutch railway company)
RET (Rotterdam public transport company)

Public transport on the water
Fast Ferry
Watertaxi

Bicycle
In Rotterdam, people love to cycle. Cycling is the ideal way to get familiar with the city. When you prefer to explore Rotterdam by bike with a guide, please contact the organisation Rotterdam ByCycle.

By plane
From Rotterdam Airport you can reach the city centre of Rotterdam within half an hour. The airport is developing rapidly: the number of international flights is increasing and the departure and arrival facilities have been modified to meet today’s needs. You can find shops, restaurants, a business lounge and a panoramic terrace. Transavia Airlines offers a wide variety of flights to and from Rotterdam.

By boat
From the UK you can reach Rotterdam easily by boat. In Hook of Holland, the Stena Line from Harwich docks; travellers can be at Rotterdam Central Station within half an hour. P&O Northsea Ferries from Hull arrives on the Maasvlakte, where a direct bus to Rotterdam is ready and waiting for foot passengers. Once in Rotterdam, the Fast Ferry brings you to the surrounding 'Drecht' cities. A water taxi offers you the opportunity to travel easily within the cityscape seen from the water.

More info about Rotterdam can be found on

http://www.rotterdam.info/uk/brochures/index.asp