Magere Brug
Beautiful View in Amsterdam
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Magere "skinny" bridge dates back to the 17th century; the Golden Age of Amsterdam. It connects busy canals district of Amsterdam (center) to the more calm theaters district. Historic Carree theater and Stopera (town hall together with the modern multi-purpose opera/theater/concert complex). From thereon, you can have strol to Waterlooplein, historic center of the jewish community of Amsterdam and current fleamarket. The design of the bridge is simple yet esthetic and functional. 1200 lamps on it look quite romantic during evenings. Just five minutes away from busy Rembrandt plein but a away frim corwds and a passage to serenity. Both nice during daytime and a night time. Dont miss it..
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 01 2008
Best place to view the canal houses in a friendly atmosphere.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2007
Just one more wonderful (free) thing to do in Amsterdam. Great place to watch the world go by. And since it is a pedistrian bridge you can see the river without buses and cars whizing by. There are always great boats of ALL sizes passing by and you might even see it being opened up for larger boats. Several times a week you could see rowing teams training there on the river too.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 11 2005
This is the most famous bridge in Amsterdam. Great to see at night.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 11 2004
Beautiful View in Amsterdam
Back to Magere Brug
Magere "skinny" bridge dates back to the 17th century; the Golden Age of Amsterdam. It connects busy canals district of Amsterdam (center) to the more calm theaters district. Historic Carree theater and Stopera (town hall together with the modern multi-purpose opera/theater/concert complex). From thereon, you can have strol to Waterlooplein, historic center of the jewish community of Amsterdam and current fleamarket. The design of the bridge is simple yet esthetic and functional. 1200 lamps on it look quite romantic during evenings. Just five minutes away from busy Rembrandt plein but a away frim corwds and a passage to serenity. Both nice during daytime and a night time. Dont miss it..
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 01 2008
Best place to view the canal houses in a friendly atmosphere.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2007
Just one more wonderful (free) thing to do in Amsterdam. Great place to watch the world go by. And since it is a pedistrian bridge you can see the river without buses and cars whizing by. There are always great boats of ALL sizes passing by and you might even see it being opened up for larger boats. Several times a week you could see rowing teams training there on the river too.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 11 2005
This is the most famous bridge in Amsterdam. Great to see at night.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 11 2004
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