De 1200 Roe, Amsterdam
The molen or windmill 1200 Roe near Seineweg is an octagonal water mill originally used to keep the Osdorperbinnenpolder swamp area dry and now a tourist attraction..
The molen or windmill 1200 Roe near Seineweg is an octagonal water mill originally used to keep the Osdorperbinnenpolder swamp area dry and now a tourist attraction.
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About De 1200 Roe
Haarlemmerweg 701
De 1200 Roe and Nearby Sights on Map
De Bloem
The De Bloem windmill at Nieuwpoortkade was once a flour mill
Rembrandtpark
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Museum Het Schip
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Molen Van Sloten Windmill
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Westerpark
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Brouwersgracht
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Pianola Museum
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Noorderkerk
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Electric Tramline Museum
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Anne Frank House
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