venues
accommodations
Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre WTC Rotterdam
Beursplein 37, 3011 AA Rotterdam, Netherlands
The sessions and the exhibition of the Euroheat & Power Congress will be held at the Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre WTC Rotterdam.

The Postillion Convention Centre is located in a building with such a special history. There are few Convention Centres with such impressive architecture. Everything shows that Postillion Rotterdam is located in a national monument. Naturally, the decor has been adapted to the space.

The Postillion used to be a grain exchange. That is why there is so much light. Farmers used to trade their grain here, and good light was important to be able to certify the product. So the ceiling has plates that allow daylight to pass through. This adds to the atmosphere of the location.

The building also has a fantastic view over Rotterdam. This is an ideal location for companies and organisations that want to be in an impressive urban environment.
Wereldmuseum Rotterdam
Willemskade 25, 3016 DM, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The first dinner of the Euroheat & Power Congress, on 3 June, will take place at the Wereldmuseum Rotterdam.

Nestled within the heart of Rotterdam, this museum stands as a testament to 160 years of passionate collecting by and for the vibrant community of Rotterdam.

The Wereldmuseum, situated on the bank of the river Meuse, sits in the heart of Rotterdam’s historic shipping quarter. This magnificent, iconic building has been a hive of activity since 1851.

The museum serves as a captivating mirror reflecting the essence of cultures, both present and past, offering a profound insight into our shared global identity.
The Euromast
Parkhaven 20, 3016 GM Rotterdam
The second dinner of the Euroheat & Power Congress, on 4 June, will take place in a very special venue: the Euromast.

Iconic touristic attraction since 1960, it was built for the occasion of the first-ever Floriade by architect H.A. Maaskant and contractor J.P. van Eesteren.

In the sixties, the Euromast was 112 metres high. Enough to tower above the skyline of the Maas City. It didn’t take long before other buildings caught up to this pride and joy of the city of Rotterdam.

In 1970, the Euromast made a comeback. With the placement of the Euroscoop, the Euromast rose up to 185 metres!