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Leidsepoort

Coordinates: 52°21′51″N 4°52′59″E / 52.364242°N 4.882978°E / 52.364242; 4.882978
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The Leidsepoort is a former landmark city gate in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, formerly located at what today is the Leidseplein.

It was built in 1664 after a design by the city architect Daniël Stalpaert in 1664.[1] It was torn down for traffic purposes in 1862.[2]

References

  1. ^ History of the Leidseplein[permanent dead link] on Amsterdam City Archives
  2. ^ Information about the Leidsepoort on tourist website (on the history of the Leidseplein)

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52°21′51″N 4°52′59″E / 52.364242°N 4.882978°E / 52.364242; 4.882978

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