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Visit the Amsterdam Zuidas Information Centre online

The Amsterdam Zuidas Information Centre is expanding – and it’s happening online. A very practical move, especially in these times of coronavirus. But even after that, you’ll still be able to take a crash course on Zuidas from the comfort of your sofa. Of course, it's still always nicer and more educational to pay a visit in person.

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Always wanted to know where architect Rem Koolhaas got his inspiration from when he designed the nhow hotel at Amsterdam RAI? Why is it that so many offices have set up business in Zuidas? Perhaps you’d like to know how many new homes there’ll be in the future Ravel residential district? From now on, you’ll find the Information Centre menu button in the yellow menu bar at the top of this page. There is also a very short video in which we explain the story of Zuidas and Zuidasdok. Definitely worth watching.

More online

But there’s more. Our online Information Centre features facts and figures about Zuidas, everything you need to know about living in Zuidas, more details of our lesson packages and interesting information about the history of Zuidas. In the near future, we also hope to be able to offer you even more online. Feel free to take a look around. And when it’s allowed again, you are of course warmly welcome at our real-life Information Centre in the WTC.

Redactie, on Tuesday, February 23, 2021

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