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Heading Out to the Weesperschans: "They Have Been Renovated in Recent Years"

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The summer holidays have begun, and to get a holiday feeling, you don't even have to travel that far from home. Today, Amsterdam Informeert headed to Weesp for a look at the historic fortifications: the Weesperschansen. The municipality has refurbished the ramparts in recent years, and one defensive structure, Fort Ossenmarkt, is currently undergoing a facelift. The Weesperschansen are part of the Dutch Water Line and are a UNESCO World Heritage…
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The summer holidays have begun, and to get a holiday feeling, you don't even have to travel that far from home. Today, Amsterdam Informeert headed to Weesp for a look at the historic fortifications: the Weesperschansen. The municipality has refurbished the ramparts in recent years, and one defensive structure, Fort Ossenmarkt, is currently undergoing a facelift. The Weesperschansen are part of the Dutch Water Line and are a UNESCO World Heritage…

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AT5 broke the news on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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