rssMay 7, 2026, 15:05

Crowds at Buiksloterweg due to roadworks: "Waiting for two ferries isn't that bad"

Travelers to Amsterdam-Noord face delays at the Buiksloterweg ferry terminal due to maintenance work on the quay that will last until May 22nd. The construction of a new anti-slip layer has reduced the number of available ferries, leading to increased crowding during peak hours. While some commuters expressed frustration over potential work delays, many remain patient with the temporary inconvenience.

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How to recover after a marathon: Five tips from a physiotherapist

Physical therapist Milou Schooneman offers recovery tips for participants of the Amsterdam Marathon, emphasizing the need for gentle movement, proper nutrition, and hydration. She advises runners to gradually rebuild their training intensity over the week following the race and to seek medical advice if muscle pain persists.

Look back: tens of thousands run Amsterdam Marathon

Approximately 32,000 runners participated in the 51st TCS Amsterdam Marathon today. The race began and concluded at the Olympic Stadium, with full-marathon participants completing the standard 42.195-kilometer distance.

Lemi Berhanu wins Amsterdam Marathon, Buze Diriba fastest woman in the Amsterdam Marathon

Ethiopian runners Lemi Berhanu and Buze Diriba claimed victory at the 51st Amsterdam Marathon, with Diriba setting a new women's course record. Despite cold and wet weather, both races featured competitive finishes, while Dutch athletes Mikky Keetels and Noah Schutte recorded strong performances for the home nation.

Summary: League leader VZV deals new blow to national champion VOC

VZV remains the undefeated leader of the Super Handball League after a 30-26 victory over national champion VOC. Despite a strong start from the Amsterdam-based visitors, VZV dominated the second half to secure their fifth consecutive win of the season.

Long wait times at Schiphol due to electronic passport control failure

Schiphol Airport is facing significant passenger delays after a technical failure incapacitated its automated eGate passport control system on Sunday morning. Royal Netherlands Marechaussee officers are currently conducting manual checks as they investigate the cause of the malfunction, which is not believed to be a cyberattack.