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Amsterdam's Atlas statue returns to its familiar spot after almost two years

Amsterdam's Atlas statue returns to its familiar spot after almost two years

The iconic bronze statue of Atlas has returned to its position on the roof of the Royal Palace on Dam Square in Amsterdam following a two-year restoration. The 350-year-old statue was cleaned of green oxidation to restore its original dark bronze color and was reassembled this week as the celestial sphere was hoisted back into place.

Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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