TORENSLUIS BRIDGE

The Toren­sluis (Tower Lock), an arch bridge over the Singel dating back to the 17th century, is the oldest preserved bridge in Amsterdam. It is also Amsterdam’s widest and a favorite location for shutterbugs for its surrounding scenery and the statue of famed writer Multatuli. It is a great location to relax with friends, take a stroll in the evening, or have a drink.

The Torensluis Bridge, the widest in the city measuring 42 meters, is one of Amsterdam's most visited tourist destinations, attracting travelers from around the world interested in Europe Tour Packages. It is a bridge with arches that crosses the Singel in the heart of Amsterdam and lets people unwind with a drink or hang out with friends.

The bridge dates back to 1648 and is the oldest Amsterdam bridge preserved to be in its original condition. The outlines of the old foundation in the cobblestone pavement were also highlighted in 2003 to make the visitors know about the history of the place.

There were dungeons beneath the tower that are now used for exhibitions and activities. The bridge's other attractions are the huge bronze statue of Dutch writer Multatuli and Café van Zuylen and Villa Zeezicht's sunny terraces. If you are looking for some memorable experiences in Amsterdam, include this bridge in your itinerary and take a trip back to history.

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