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Fort Ossenmarkt Weesp – Nesciobrug Loop from Waterlooplein

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Fort Ossenmarkt Weesp – Nesciobrug Loop from Waterlooplein

Pedja L. planned a bike ride

September 5, 2021

Fort Ossenmarkt Weesp – Nesciobrug Loop from Waterlooplein

Moderate

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44.0km

17.2km/h

90m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Includes movable bridges

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After 3.91 km for 17 m

After 4.01 km for 21 m

After 19.9 km for 11 m

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4.02 km

Groenburgwal Canal

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Number 44 was built around 1650 by the Silk Weavers Guild as an inspection hall. In 1857, the University of Amsterdam converted the building into a chemistry laboratory. Because Jacobus …

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11.8 km

Tree-Lined Path Along the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal

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The avenue along the Amsterdam-Rijn Canal is almost endless.
A good chance of failure to leave Amsterdam to the east.

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20.4 km

Fort Ossenmarkt, Weesp

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Until 1815, Fort Ossenmarkt Weesp belonged to the New Dutch Waterline. In 1892 the defenses were added to the Amsterdam defense line. Nowadays there is an exhibition space in the fort.

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24.6 km

Great Sea Lock, Muiden

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This old lock dates back to 1674. It consists of a double-turn lock and discharge-cum-discharge sluices on both sides.

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29.6 km

Fort Diemerdam

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Fort Diemerdam was created at the end of the 19th century as one of a total of 45 forts of the Defense Line of Amsterdam, a defense line to protect …

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29.7 km

Nesciobrug

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Today's nature park was used as a rubbish dump for household and chemical waste in the 1960s-1970s. The garbage dump was closed in the 1980s and later the floor was extensively renovated.

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