Jazz Café Dizzy, Rotterdam

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Dizzy’s claims to be the oldest jazz stage in Holland. Opened in 1977 in central Rotterdam it also operates as a fine restaurant and runs tapas workshops.

‘s-Gravendijkwal 127
3021 EK Rotterdam
+31 (0)10 – 477 3014
info@dizzy.nl

Photo © Menno Bouma

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