Inline Skating Amsterdam

Lots of pedestrians and dogs unfortunately

Molen De Bloem, also called De Blom, is an octagonal top porter with scaffolding, originally built in 1768 and equipped as a flour mill. Until 1878 this mill stood on the redoubt at the Raampoort, on the stronghold of Rijkereoord, north of the passage through the city wall. The Rijkerbolwerk was originally called De Bloem (Bloempunt). Like most flour mills at the time, it was a post mill, which was replaced in 1768 by the current octagonal mill.
We often ride on rollerblades along this beautiful mill!

On the way to the Vondelpark on this beautiful cycle path

Here they gather every Friday at 7:30 pm all year round for the Friday Night Skate
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Not far from the Vondelpark

Always nice to take a selfie with Rembrandt

We can take a short break at the Nieuwmarkt in Amsterdam

Here we pass at the back of Amsterdam's infamous Central Station

Some sightseeing with the skaters on this street

Here you can buy a tshirt afterwards .... a drink .... after talking ....

Almost in Heemstede ... just a little while longer

Between all those beautiful historic buildings, an exceptionally beautiful building. A museum. Enjoy a visit while skating through Haarlem.

Behind the photographer the Veermolen

One of the many windmills along the Ringvaart Haarlemmermeer

Beautifully converted bunker, impressive

We have to skate past that and take a picture of it

Offered with love there