The Stadios Rotterdam was built between 1914-1920 and designed by Henry Evers as the city hall building, the only building to survive the 1940 bombings, and has been designated a national monument since 1997. Fine art, which was dominated by the Byzantine and Roman character when designing, in addition to a collection of paintings and artwork inside the place, and visitors can enter the building and see its architecture and artwork through pre-arranged tours.