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Dambrug는 1945년경 전쟁 피해 복구 및 부분 개보수를 거친 전간기 시대의 유물입니다. 원래는 수동으로 작동되었으나 현재는 유압식으로 작동됩니다. 출처: Inventaris Onroerend Erfgoed

1군데 2012년 10월 1일에 개장한 Brug Ter Beuken은 도시 중심부로 안전하고 녹색 연결을 제공합니다. 이제는 Vijgenstraat 끝에서 Durme를 가로지르는 아름다운 빨간색 자전거 및 보행자 다리로 풍경의 고정된 랜드마크가 되었습니다. 다리 길이는 21m입니다. 출처: axiradio.be

You will always come across many cyclists along the Scheldt.

Come down from your attic and walk through the polder...

The Schoon Verdiep is located in the City Hall, which has a rich history. The City Hall is a Renaissance building, designed by the architect Cornelis Floris De Vriendt. It was built between 1561 and 1564. The name 'Schoon Verdiep' is a literal translation of the French 'bel-etage' (single floor). A bel-etage is the main floor of a building that is located on the first floor rather than the ground floor. The most evocative room in the Schoon Verdiep is 'The Mayor's Office'. This is the office of the Mayor of Antwerp. Striking features of this room include the beautiful mantelpiece, the gold leather wallpaper, and the portraits of former mayors. The 'Trouwzaal' (Wedding Room) is the largest room in the City Hall. For over 130 years, the people of Antwerp have exchanged vows here. Previously, the room served as a reception room for heads of state and governors. "De Wandelzaal" (The Walking Room) is a highly diverse space. Noteworthy features include the stained-glass windows and the large porcelain vases. The College Hall is where the city council meets. Eye-catching features of this room include the paintings, the balcony, and the beautiful carved wood mantelpiece. The city council meets in the Council Chamber. Here, the majority and opposition sit opposite each other, and debate the city's governance. Copper panels adorn the walls of the Council Chamber, listing the names of Antwerp's mayors over the centuries. The "Kleine Leyszaal" (Small Leys Room) now serves as the landing between the Leyszaal and the Wedding Hall, but was once a staircase to the ground floor. In 1861, painter Hendrik Leys was commissioned to create murals in "De Leyszaal." Together with city archivist Pieter Génard, he devised a truly unique scenario. Above the doors were placed portraits of dukes and princes who had granted Antwerp significant favors and liberties. The large scenes on the walls illustrate the city's acquired liberties before 1794. Receptions and gatherings are regularly held in the Leyszaal.

A beautiful piece of history

Very beautiful, calm, greenery.