Culture & Museums

Parking Witte Huis – Rotterdam

Car park Witte Huis Rotterdam

The Witte Huis is one of Rotterdam’s most recognizable landmarks. This historic monument on the Geldersekade, next to the Oude Haven, was built in 1898 and was once the tallest office building in Europe. With its white tiles, art nouveau style and elegant towers, it remains a true eye-catcher on the waterfront.

Planning to visit the Witte Huis or explore the lively Oude Haven area? Park conveniently at Interparking Markthal. From there, it’s only about an eight-minute walk to the Witte Huis. Along the way, you’ll pass some of Rotterdam’s most iconic sights, including the Markthal, Station Blaak and the Cube Houses.

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Parking near the Witte Huis Rotterdam

Parking near the Witte Huis is easy at Interparking Markthal. The car park is spacious, modern and open 24 hours a day. Your car is safely parked indoors, and there are multiple charging stations available for electric vehicles.

If you reserve online in advance, you’re guaranteed a parking space and benefit from lower rates – up to 50% cheaper than the standard tariff. It’s the perfect way to start your visit relaxed and stress-free.

How to get from the car park to the Witte Huis

From Interparking Markthal, it’s about an eight-minute walk to the Witte Huis. Exit the car park at Dominee Jan Scharpstraat, cross Blaak and walk via Geldersplein towards the Geldersekade. There, along the waterfront, you’ll find the impressive Witte Huis.

The route is clear, flat and easy to walk – ideal for a daytime visit or an evening stroll.

Reserve your parking space near the Witte Huis Rotterdam

When you book online at Interparking Markthal, you park smarter: no queues, no tickets, just automatic entry and exit with license plate recognition – and at a lower price.

Whether you’re visiting for a city walk, a drink by the harbor or to admire this remarkable building, a reserved parking space at Markthal puts you within minutes of the Witte Huis.

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What to expect from the Witte Huis Rotterdam

The Witte Huis was designed in 1897 by Willem Molenbroek and was Europe’s first high-rise office building. Standing eleven stories tall and built on a thousand wooden piles, it’s a masterpiece of innovation and engineering.

During the 1940 Rotterdam bombing, the Witte Huis miraculously survived while most of the city center was destroyed. Today, it’s a national monument and a lasting symbol of Rotterdam’s resilience.

Inside, you’ll find offices and a cozy café with views over the Oude Haven. From the rooftop, you can enjoy a beautiful panorama of the city skyline.