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Vondelkerk open for viewing again: "Fantastic to be back"

Vondelkerk open for viewing again: "Fantastic to be back"

The Vondelkerk in Amsterdam was temporarily opened to the public during Open Monument Day, eight months after a devastating fire. Visitors were able to view the restoration progress as architects aim to fully restore the iconic building by 2028.

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Amsterdamse Hap: how Van Wees makes his famous cheese fondue

Amsterdamse Hap: how Van Wees makes his famous cheese fondue

Proeflokaal A. van Wees in Amsterdam has become famous for its unique take on cheese fondue. This article explores the recipe and cultural significance of this popular dish within the city's culinary landscape.

Recap: Substitutes help Ajax to commanding victory over Fortuna Sittard

Recap: Substitutes help Ajax to commanding victory over Fortuna Sittard

Ajax secured a commanding 5-1 away victory against Fortuna Sittard, featuring goals from several key players including a debut goal from Thilo Kehrer. The win lifts Ajax to the fifth position in the Eredivisie standings as they continue their season campaign.

Actor Mohamed Akalay wants to be the new Hamlet

Actor Mohamed Akalay wants to be the new Hamlet

Actor Mohamed Akalay is performing in 'Expeditie Rijksmuseum', a youth-oriented theater production held at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. While he aspires to play Hamlet on international stages in the future, he currently focuses on creating meaningful connections with young audiences through his acting.

Ajax travels to Sittard • First starts for Amrabat and Kehrer

Ajax travels to Sittard • First starts for Amrabat and Kehrer

This news summary covers various sports updates including Ajax facing Fortuna Sittard with a modified lineup and the Amsterdam Pirates losing the Holland Series to Neptunus. Additionally, windsurfer Luuc van Opzeeland claimed his second world title in the iQFoil class while other Dutch football teams faced mixed results in league competition.

Thousands turn out for climate march: "Holy moly, stop with oil"

Thousands turn out for climate march: "Holy moly, stop with oil"

Thousands of demonstrators marched through Amsterdam today from Dam Square to Museumplein to call for an end to reliance on fossil fuels. Organized by a coalition including Oxfam Novib and Extinction Rebellion, the protesters demanded immediate political action to move away from oil, coal, and gas.