Advertising at metrostation {Albrandswaard Poortugaal}

Poortugaal metro station serves a highly valuable and active audience every week. When you advertise here, you step straight into the customer journey of a unique mix of consumers:

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• Commuters and industry professionals across the Randstad: Thanks to its location between Rotterdam’s ports and the Oude Maas river, the station draws a steady stream of workers and business travellers active in this economic powerhouse.
• Highly educated decision-makers with an active lifestyle: The travellers passing through here are generally highly educated and have above-average incomes. They enjoy life to the full, with a strong focus on travel, healthy living, culture and music.
• Local families and consumers in a phase of change: Thanks to the striking new-build and redevelopment projects around the station, there is a growing group of young families, first-time buyers and active seniors making decisions about their homes, mobility and everyday needs.
• Digital heavy users: This audience is closely connected to online video, social networks and mobile media. An omnichannel experience is the norm for them. They expect brands to engage with them seamlessly, both physically and digitally.

Poortugaal metro station enjoys a strategic and versatile location in the municipality of Albrandswaard. The immediate surroundings offer a calm setting with few distractions, which significantly increases the stopping power of your advertising:

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• The iconic Dorpskerk of Poortugaal: The spire of this centuries-old historic village church is visible straight from the metro and gives the station area an authentic, familiar character.
• Poortugaal’s historic centre: Within walking distance of the station (around 700 metres) lies the charming old village centre, with its atmospheric streets, several listed buildings such as the Oudheidskamer local history museum and the Wapen van Poortugaal, and the Havenkerk church.
• Green leisure and nature areas: The village of Poortugaal is surrounded by beautiful, popular green spots such as the unique Voedselbos food forest, the Het Terphuis recreation area and the picturesque Oude Maas river.
• Fast-growing residential areas and ambitious new developments: The station area is undergoing an impressive transformation. With projects such as Kruisdijkpark (a modern, green residential area), Terrein Binder (homes overlooking the church tower), the renewal of the Schutskooiwijk neighbourhood and the large-scale Hof van Poortugaal (with 400 to 600 new homes), the local population is growing rapidly.
• Point-of-sale locations nearby: With two supermarkets, Plus and Aldi, close to the walking routes, the station is the daily start and end point of the grocery run for thousands of travellers.
• Multimodal transport hub: The elevated station on metro line D offers excellent park-and-ride facilities, a drop-off zone (Kiss & Ride), modern bicycle parking and bus connections right next to the station hall.