De Hef is the popular name for the Koningshavenbrug, a railway lift bridge over the Koningshaven in Rotterdam that has been decommissioned for rail traffic since 24 September 1993. The bridge formed part of the Breda - Rotterdam railway line.

The Oudehaven is one of the oldest ports in Rotterdam, in the Dutch province of South Holland. It is located in the centre of the city, southeast of Rotterdam Blaak station.

The Grote or Sint-Laurenskerk, often simply referred to as Laurenskerk, is a Gothic church building in Rotterdam. It is the only remnant of the medieval Rotterdam city centre. The current church is a cross between a hall church and a cross basilica. In one of the exhibition chapels, the church still has a button capital of its predecessor, a two-aisled hall church without a choir and tower. The church is dedicated to Laurentius of Rome, the patron of Rotterdam.

Modern complex with a covered market and several restaurants under an arch of apartments.

The 284 metre long cable-stayed bridge has a 139 metre high kinked asymmetrical steel pylon. The bridge owes its nickname "De Zwaan" to this. Between the Kop van Zuid and the pylon there is an 89 metre long bascule bridge for ships that cannot pass under the cable-stayed bridge.