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camilee

May 2016

A market hall built within a unique residential and office building.

Located within a unique horseshoe shaped building, There are many reasons to visit this site. It has great food, amazing architecture, a beautiful mural designed by Arno Conen, and the largest glass window cable structure in Europe. It is also located near other unique sites in Rotterdam, such as the Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk, cube houses, Old Town, and nearby views of Rotterdam's port. The beautiful apartments create an archway over the market hall, creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. There are dozens of food stands where you can sample the local cuisine, or you can sit down for a nice meal at one of the bars and restaurants. There is even a grocery store located inside.

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Disabled Access at Markthal

The Markthal, which is the first covered market in the Netherlands, is a place where good food and unique housing are harmoniously combined in a spectacular arch. This iconic fresh market opened for business on 1 October 2014, after five years of construction. We have sliding doors so to make an entrance by wheelchairs is not a problem. The parking garage is reachable by elevator. Wheelchairs are available. If required, please report to the office of the Market Supervisor/ control room above unit 124. An ID is required as deposit.

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Accessible parking at Markthal

https://parkereninmarkthal.nl/en/

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at Markthal

Yes, there is an accessible toilet for on level -1. For more information, please see the commercial site of Vendor Washrooms.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.