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Molen van Sloten

In Zuid, the only one open for visitors

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De 1100 Roe (1674)
In the Ookmeer sports fields along Ma Braunpad.
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Rembrandtpark
Not too far west of the Vondelpark, but much quieter and larger in size.
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Lady Solid
Waternet Pompstation
Lady Solid is a life-size statue of a woman in a striking pose standing with arms and feet spread. The statue has a water feature making the artwork controversial as it appears the lady has an incontinence problem. The pumping station features the artwork perhaps as it was "promoting the importance of well-functioning waterways", as suggested by a website on public art. The statue/fountain can be seen from the public sidewalk.
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Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam
Electric Tram Museum Amsterdam
On operating days, the museum runs various vintage trams on two routes. Line 30 runs every 30 minutes along on a 7-km museum rail line to Amstelveen with stops along the route. Station Amstelveen is perhaps the most interesting stop as it is near an attractive small-town area with restaurants. Line 20 runs two trips only around Amsterdam. If you buy a day pass, you can travel both routes.
Sundays, April-November, plus Easter & Pentecost Mon, 11:00-17:00Adult fares vary from €3.50 to €12.50 with reduced rates for seniors (65+) and children (4-11)