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Curated list: Historical landmark in Amsterdam.
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The Nieuwe Kerk is an historic Gothic church in Amsterdam that functions as both a cultural exhibition space and a venue for royal ceremonies.
The Homomonument in Amsterdam is a public sculpture consisting of three pink granite triangles that memorializes people persecuted for their homosexuality.
The Westerkerk is a Protestant church in Amsterdam built during the Dutch Golden Age and features a prominent 85-meter bell tower.
The Waag, a 1488 city gate in Amsterdam, houses a restaurant on its ground floor.
The Multatuli Statue, a bronze sculpture by Hans Bayens, depicts Eduard Douwes Dekker, better known by his pen name Multatuli, in a contemplative pose overlooking the Singel canal in Amsterdam.
De Riekermolen, a picturesque windmill rebuilt in the 17th century, is situated along the Amstel River.
De Gooyer is a wooden windmill in Amsterdam which is the tallest in the Netherlands and was originally built in the 16th century.
Leidseplein is a bustling square in Amsterdam that is known for its vibrant nightlife, entertainment venues, and diverse dining options.
The Haarlemmerpoort, built in 1840, was erected to celebrate King Willem II's coronation and is a neoclassical city gate located in Amsterdam.
The bronze sculpture of the Charging Bull in Amsterdam, a replica of the iconic one in New York City, has stood at the entrance of the Amsterdam stock exchange since 2012. It represents hope and strength in the financial sector.
Rasphuispoort, a historical Mannerism architectural gem designed by Hendrik de Keyser, offers a glimpse into medieval Amsterdam's judicial practices through its intricate sculptures and Latin inscriptions.
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