Leuvehaven is a historic harbour in central Rotterdam, named after the Leuve, a small creek that once ran through the area.

Today it serves as the outdoor home of the Maritime Museum Rotterdam, where historic vessels are moored along the quays and skilled craftsmen maintain the fleet in waterside workshops.

The museum's main building, at the end of the quay, presents six centuries of Dutch maritime history. The harbour is also a practical transit point on the water.

Pier 47 at Leuvehaven connects to Rotterdam's water taxi network, a system of bright yellow speedboats that offers fast, on-demand crossings of the Maas River to destinations across the city.