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Cyclists choose their own path during Linnaeusstraat closure: "People make their own rules"

Cyclists choose their own path during Linnaeusstraat closure: "People make their own rules"

Long-term road construction on the Linnaeusstraat in Amsterdam has caused significant inconvenience for cyclists, leading many to ride on sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. Residents report a chaotic traffic situation as cyclists ignore official detour signs and attempt to navigate the ongoing construction.

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Don't miss out! Sushi, cheese fondue and cocktail bars: what appeared on indebuurt this week

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The indebuurt weekly roundup features popular local dining recommendations, including sushi and cheese fondue, for Amsterdam residents. Additionally, the article highlights upcoming September events and confirms the date for Sinterklaas's arrival in the city.

Small restaurants struggling with no-shows: "Can be the difference between profit and loss"

Small restaurants struggling with no-shows: "Can be the difference between profit and loss"

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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.

Is the construction of the East Bridge up for political debate? Not for PRO, VVD has doubts

Is the construction of the East Bridge up for political debate? Not for PRO, VVD has doubts

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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.