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The Herengracht (German: "Herrengraben") is the innermost of the three canals forming part of the Amsterdam Canal Belt, laid out concentrically around the Old Town of Amsterdam. It lies west and south of the medieval city center; its extension across the Amstel River, the Nieuwe Herengracht (German: "New Herengracht"), extends east of the Old Town. The former medieval city moat, the Singel, runs parallel to the Herengracht canal, while the Keizersgracht canal runs outside. The Herengracht was built in two phases, around 1613 and 1664. Among its most famous monuments are the baroque city palaces built in the Gouden Bocht (German: Golden Arch) by some of Amsterdam's wealthiest families. Construction on the Herengracht canal began in 1612 on the initiative of Mayor Frans Hendricksz. Oetgens, city architect Hendrick Jacobsz. Staets, and city surveyor Lucas Jansz. Sinck.

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Those of rank and name lived on the Herengracht in the Golden Age. Today, the fine addresses are even less affordable than they were then. Banks and law firms have moved into the former apartments, but also enchanting museums that invite you to look around and marvel.

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One of countless beautiful canals.

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It is a bascule bridge / drawbridge.

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Amsterdam is always worth a trip - if you avoid the tourists

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A well-preserved bascule bridge.

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The Herengracht was built during the 17th century. Many of Amsterdam's most powerful and wealthiest residents built magnificent city palaces along the canal.

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Definitely watch from the water.

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Beautifully maintained park with countless paths

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A visit to the Rijksmuseum takes you on an exciting journey through the Dutch art history of the golden age. There are also thousands of exhibits by artists from all over the world.

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Established in 1612, the Herengracht is one of three major canals in central Amsterdam. With its beautiful Golden Bend stretch, stately mansions and interior gardens, it has long been one of the trendiest spots in the city. To this day, many of the most chic places to live in the Dutch capital are located along this canal.

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A visit to the Rijksmuseum takes you on an exciting journey through the Dutch art history of the golden age. There are also thousands of exhibits by artists from all over the world.

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One of many drawbridges that can be found in Amsterdam. 😊

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The Walter Süskindbrug in Amsterdam is a good choice for every city traveler who likes to travel on foot. This historic bridge crosses the famous Amstel Canal and offers breathtaking views of the city. The bridge is named after the legendary Jewish resistance fighter Walter Süskind and is an important part of Amsterdam's history. While walking through the city, one can easily reach the bridge and take a break to enjoy the view of the city. The Walter Süskindbrug is a popular meeting point for locals and tourists and offers a relaxed atmosphere. It's a great place to take photos and enjoy the beauty of Amsterdam. The Walter Süskindbrug is a symbol of resistance against the Nazi occupation during World War II. Walter Süskind risked his life to save Jewish children from deportation and death. The bridge is a legacy of his bravery and a sign of solidarity with all those fighting against oppression and injustice.

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Beautiful illuminated bascule bridge in Amsterdam. 😊

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A historical museum full of new offerings: Take your time to admire the masterpieces of Dutch art and gain new perspectives on the present day.

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The Magere Brug is a traditional wooden bridge over the Amstel in the center of Amsterdam and looks simply gorgeous. Couples in love, walkers and Japanese tourists. The Magere Brug has a magical attraction for visitors to Amsterdam. You are guaranteed not to forget a visit on a beautiful evening. The Magere Brug is one of the most photographed sights in Amsterdam - yet the bridge never seems crowded. https://www.mr-amsterdam.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten-magere-brug-amsterdam.htm

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Probably the most famous bridge in Amsterdam is the Magere Brug, which crosses the Amstel. It was built in 1934 and crosses the canal at Kerkstraat. It is one of the few surviving wooden Dutch bridges. Because the original 1691 bridge that stood at this point, the Kerkstraatbrug, was very narrow, the name 'Magere Brug' dates back to that time.

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