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Gracias por el comentario. Puedes usar la foto sin problemas. Pero cuando termines el reportaje hazmelo saber que lo vea, tiene que ser interesante.
Un saludo.
This building, located at Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, is Amsterdam's former main post office. It is now Magna Plaza, a shopping mall. The inside is preserved as much as possible. It is impressive but lacks its erstwhile grandeur.
At the top-right of the photo you see the statue of Atlas, atop the back of the Royal Palace. It was built and used as Amsterdam's City Hall.
In 1806 Napoleon Bonaparte installed his brother, Lodewijk Napoleon, as King of the Netherlands. It was Lodewijk who declared that Amsterdam would be the country's capital (and not The Hague, which is Holland's seat of government).
In 1808 Lodewijk moved into the building, which from then on was referred to as the palace.
The building at the left houses, on the ground floor, the Albert Heijn supermarket.
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beautiful shot !
Gracias por el comentario. Puedes usar la foto sin problemas. Pero cuando termines el reportaje hazmelo saber que lo vea, tiene que ser interesante. Un saludo.
Una obra de arte. LIKE Saludos.
Gracias Redi por tu comentario. Un saludo.
This building, located at Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, is Amsterdam's former main post office. It is now Magna Plaza, a shopping mall. The inside is preserved as much as possible. It is impressive but lacks its erstwhile grandeur.
At the top-right of the photo you see the statue of Atlas, atop the back of the Royal Palace. It was built and used as Amsterdam's City Hall.
In 1806 Napoleon Bonaparte installed his brother, Lodewijk Napoleon, as King of the Netherlands. It was Lodewijk who declared that Amsterdam would be the country's capital (and not The Hague, which is Holland's seat of government).
In 1808 Lodewijk moved into the building, which from then on was referred to as the palace.
The building at the left houses, on the ground floor, the Albert Heijn supermarket.
Anton DutchAmsterdam.nl
mooie foto
Congratulation, if you in the Hague make more pictures.
¿Cuándo veremos otra vez Córdoba así?
De Sint Nicolaaskerk, dus.
I go there in 2007 summer: I'll send you some photos...