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Cruyff Court Ajax Betondorp

There are the many Cruyff Courts in the world but perhaps the most special one is Cruyff Court Betondorp. Officially opened on 5 June 2014 by Johan Cruijff together with Mayor Eberhard van der Laan, this court was a special place for Johan as it was his old neighbourhood.

Amstelkerk

Built in the 17th century, this wooden church can be found on the Amstelveld, one of the prettiest squares in Amsterdam. It was designed by Daniel Stalpaert, the renowned Dutch architect who helped create the Royal Palace, several city gates and 's Lands Zeemagazijn, the current home of the Scheepvaartmuseum.

Amsterdam Science Park

Amsterdam Science Park is located on the eastern side of Amsterdam. The complex combines science with working and living space, covering an area of 70 hectares, which is the size of 98 football pitches.

Begijnhofkapel

The Begijnhofkapel (Begijnhof chapel) is also known as the Johannes en Ursula Kerk.  Built in 1672, the chapel serves as a centre for meditation and prayer. On Sundays, the chapel holds services in both Dutch and French.

Speeltoren

There are records of a Church, formerly called the Church of Our Dear Lady, on this site since 1350 and the tower itself dates from the 15th and 16th centuries.

Bierkade 9

Bierkade 11

Weerwal 8

Weerwal 15

The Bierkade and Weerwal

The Bierkade (Beer Quay) has a colourful history, in fact the name says it all. In the 17th century, many beer traders were located here. The Weerwal is also a neighbourhood with a rich history. Most of the buildings on the Weerwal have been preserved; a number of them have been nicely rebuilt.

Poort Nederlands Hervormde Kerk

Orgel in Nederlands Hervormde Kerk

Stovenkamer Nederlands Hervormde Kerk

Dutch Reformed Church (Keijserkerk)

Three years after the reclamation, the polder committee, then largely consisting of prominent Amsterdammers, suggested to the building master, Hendrick de Keyser, that he design a church for De Beemster. A new building form was chosen for the new polder, a rectangular hall church in renaissance style.

De Zandhaas

This octagonal tower mill was built in 1779 and titled ‘De Santhaes’. In both 1964 and 1996 it enjoyed periods of restoration, ensuring that it continues to survive the years.

VVV Edam

You can go to VVV Edam for accommodation reservations, VVV gift cards, maps and guides, VVV packages, guided tours and day trip bookings.

De Gliphoeve petting zoo

De Gliphoeve petting zoo is located in a residential neighbourhood in Amsterdam Zuidoost. The petting zoo has a variety of small animals, like goats, rabbits, pigs and chickens. There is also a large playground. Activities like birthday parties or school trips can be arranged here by request.

Gemaal Lijnden

Kerk Kwadijk

Mozes en Aäronkerk

The Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, better known as the Mozes en Aäronkerk, arose in 1837-1841 on the spot where a hidden church stood. The monumental church already served as a Roman Catholic place of worship. The old facade figurines of Moses and Aaron are located on the rear facade of the current church (Jodenbreestraat).

Buddhist temple Fo Guang Shan

In the heart of Amsterdam, the Zeedijk boasts a real Buddhist temple. Special roof tiles and traditional ornamentation for the temple were flown in straight from China. The Buddhist temple serves as a meditation centre. Organised services, guided tours are courses are also offered here.

De Oud Katholieke Kerk

Oud-Katholieke Kerk - Church

Dating from 1914, the Old Catholic Church on the Ruysdaelstraat succeeded the secret church HH. Petrus en Paulus on the Barndesteeg (which had been used by Catholic parishioners since the 17th century).

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