Noorse Kerk is the largest wooden building in the Netherlands. Designed by a team of local and Norwegian architects, it was inspired by Norwegian countryside churches from the 16th and 17th centuries. Among a number of intricate wooden carvings at the church you will recognize Christ and his disciples as well as several plants and animals.

The Greek-Orthodox Church Agios Nikólaos is a well known rural community church in Rotterdam. Built in 1954, it was designed in a traditional style with Byzantine influences. The church's exterior walls feature limestone and other features salvaged from olden buildings. Today the church provides services as well as Greek weddings on the weekends.

The Wallonian church dates back to the 1920s. Located in the city center, it is surrounded by many other places of worship. The church has a traditional style and yet features some quite innovative aspects for a church - expect to find some quite peculiar things inside.

Worshippers began attending the Scots International Church as far back as 1643 - it continues to have a relationship with the Church of Scotland to this day. The purpose of the church is to meet the needs of the diverse nationalities living in Rotterdam. It boasts two choirs: one that sings contemporary and traditional hymns; and another known as the Joyful Singers, whose repertoire has a distinct African feel.

The Roman Catholic Eendrachtskerk is one of the oldest churches in Rotterdam, dating back to 1868. It was designed in a neo-romanesque style by Belgian architect F. Laureys, with round arches, hemispherical curves on the windows, and belt courses. Officially it is named H.H. Laurentius en Ignatius.

The Remonstrant Church is a Scottish church that has been in Rotterdam since the 17th Century, and which retains a small but dedicated following to this day. This church building was built in 1897 in a mixture of styles. It has survived through the years even though its congregations have been persecuted and its leaders exiled.

The Rotterdam neo-baroque Paradijskerk, dating back to 1910, is the church of the Catholic rural community of H.H. Petrus en Paulus. The building is also home to the parish of St. Joseph.

The H.H. Laurentius en Elisabeth was built in 1907 as a Roman Catholic place of worship, and became the cathedral of the district of Rotterdam in 1956. It was designed in a neo-romanesque style, featuring a choral section, transept and nave. The church's frontage and two towers were later added in the 1920s.

The Roman Catholic St. Willibrordus church was built in 1928. It is currently used by the Polish community of Rotterdam. Its members hold to a tradition of contemplation, prayer and reflection.