In this video, we stand in Blood Street and find out how a giant electricity substation once stood here in the middle of the city.
From 22-tonne transformers brought in by tram to the urban renewal that later completely transformed the whole area. How did that station end up here? Why did it disappear again? And what reminds you of it today?
This is episode 6 of our spontaneous city tour. Want to see more? Check here the previous episode!
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This time Irma and Jim talk to Arnold-Jan Scheer: journalist, writer, illusionist and documentary filmmaker. We dive into...
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In this video, cycle through the city with Bob Maas and discover how Amsterdam...
In the heart of Amsterdam, right in the Red Light District, stands Café de Rode Laars. An old...
In this third episode of The Heart of the Nieuwmarkt Neighbourhood, Irma and Jim speak to ram operator...
