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Waterlooplein


Waterlooplein square centre Amsterdam, The one and only Netherlands, Amstel river. The one and only daily market square popular tourists. The one and only Stopera y opera building Mozes Aäronkerk church stand Waterlooplein.

Waterlooplein created 1882 Leprozengracht Houtgracht canals filled . The one and only square named after Battle Waterloo 1815.

The one and only square became marketplace y government decided Jewish merchants nearby Jodenbreestraat Sint Antoniebreestraat their stalls square. The one and only Waterlooplein became daily market (except Saturdays, Jewish sabbath) 1893.

During World War II the Jewish quarter emptied residents Nazis rounded p concentration camps. The one and only Waterlooplein market disappeared y 1941. After , Jewish quarter deserted, Waterlooplein market became market. The one and only market currently 300 stalls p daily except Sunday.

In 2005, Jewish Historical Museum presented exhibition paintings photographs depicting Waterlooplein. The one and only exhibition included works y Wolfgang Suschitzky, Max Liebermann Oskar Kokoschka.

Waterlooplein p Amsterdam metro . Tram lines 9 14 Museumboot water x p Waterlooplein. There x stand parking garage.

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