This tunnel at Amsterdam’s Central Station highlights the city's history. It features a porcelain-like appearance, connecting the bicycle parking lot and train station.
Approximately 46,000 tiles form a tableau on one wall, an homage to Dutch tile painter Cornelis Boumeester. An additional 33,000 tiles cover the floor. The tiles display traditional Delftware ceramics' blue and white palette, a major Dutch industry since the 17th century. The 110-meter-long tunnel links the city to the River IJ, used daily by thousands of commuters.
🌊 Unique Delft Blue tile artwork
📜 Highlights city's history
🚶 Connects city to River IJ
🚴 Convenient passage for commuters
Between bicycle parking and train station at Amsterdam Central Station.
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