A peculiar statue on the Amstelveenseweg in Amsterdam, popularly known as the 'peeing woman,' has sparked curiosity among locals and travelers. Despite its nickname, the statue's pose actually depicts something different than its common, mistaken interpretation.
Two 18-year-old students, Lucy Beukeboom and Layla Rademaker, have completed a mural in Amsterdam to honor the memory of a 17-year-old girl named Lisa, who was murdered nearly a year ago. The artwork aims to advocate for women's safety at night and serves as a statement that all women should be able to travel safely.
All metro services in Amsterdam were halted due to a technical failure in the GVB's traffic control system. Technicians are working to resolve the issue, which affects signals and switches, with an expected restoration time of 2:00 PM.
Disneyland Paris has announced that its Space Mountain roller coaster will revert to its original theme inspired by Jules Verne and lunar travel. The transition away from the current Star Wars-themed experience is scheduled to begin in late 2027.
Ten pets have gone missing in Haarlem over the past week. Owners are currently searching for their lost animals, including pets named Woezel, Muffin, and Kleintje.
This week in Amsterdam saw a variety of local stories, ranging from the opening of a homemade Italian ice cream shop on the Kinkerstraat to a curious incident involving a woman on the Amstelveenseweg. These highlights showcase the diverse happenings across the city.