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Amstel Back and Forth (black)
The Amstel Heen en Weer or Amstel Back and Forth (black) is a somewhat longer circular walk to the south along the banks of the Amstel with beautiful views over the Rondehoep polder.
8.86 km- (1)
Duivendrechtse Polderroute (yellow)
The Duivendrechtse Polderroute (yellow) continues north along the Amstel and back via the Klein-Duivendrechtse Polder. This polder is popular with meadow birds such as lapwings and oystercatchers and is closed during the breeding season. Photo: Westphil Photography
7.42 km- (2)
Zwaan Route (blue)
The Zwaan Route (blue) runs along the Amstel to the De Zwaan windmill via the village centre. This mill dates from 1638 and served the polder called the Klein-Duivendrechtse and Binnenbullewijkerpolder op de Amstel.
2.78 km- (0)
Ommetje Bullewijk (red)
The Ommetje Bullewijk or Bullewijk Walk (red) is a short stroll along the banks of the former peat stream the Bullewijk. The old Kerkbrug (Church Bridge) is a national monument.
2.2 km- (1)
Museum Tram Path (blue)
The Museumtrampath or Museum Tram Path (blue) follows the full length of the botanical parks. Via a clever little bridge under the railway, you will arrive at the footpaths through the public gardens on both sides of the Museum Tramway. You then walk around De Poel, the Bloesempark and over the
9.06 km- (2)
Botanical Parks Walk (red)
The Ommetje Heemparken or Botanical Parks Walk (red) is charming in every season, but is especially breathtaking in the spring. Forest anemones, wild daffodils and summer snowflakes provide amazing splashes of colour. The sweet scents of wild hyacinths and hollowroots intermingle with the intense
2.79 km- (4)
Olympic Route (purple)
The Olympiaroute or Olympic Route (purple) is a walk through the Stadionbuurt district. This district owes its name to the national stadium that used to be located on the Stadionkade. It was immediately demolished after the
5.62 km- (0)
Schinkel Path (yellow)
The Schinkelpad or Schinkel Path (yellow) follows both sides of the banks of the Schinkel river, between the Overtoom and the Nieuwe Meer lake. Today, the Schinkel and the Kostverlorenvaart canal together form the main navigation route through Amsterdam. There are a lot of houseboats moored along
5.5 km- (2)
Nature and Garden Route (yellow)
The Natuur- en Tuinenroute or Nature and Garden Route (yellow) takes you past a number of spots that are reminders of the Floriade of 1982, such as the municipal rose garden and the heather garden. Closer to the eastern side you will find the willow garden, with pollard willows still recognizable.
3.24 km- (1)
Park Walk (blue)
The Parkommetje or Park Walk (blue) is a short walk along the water playground and the banks along the lake. The water in the Gaasperplas is remarkably clear and is good for swimming and fishing.
2.06 km- (1)