And at the end of this "men's day," we invite you to a private brewery near the old mill. In 1911, a bathhouse was built near the mill, in the building of which there is a modern brewery. Former musician Caspar Peterson opened it in 1985. It brews eight beers and three seasonal beers that can be tasted, as well as eat in a pub with an outdoor terrace! For beers, try Zatte. This beer is a golden hue with a particular definition adopted in the Netherlands - Tripel (tripel). Istria of this name begins not so long ago, only in the thirties of the last century, when monastic breweries started to make "super-beer" - a special triple ale – from special triple ale - hence the name TripEl. The famous Pilsen malt gives it a golden hue. As for the mill, this is the highest wooden mill in Holland - its height is almost 27 meters. It was built at the beginning of the same golden age of Amsterdam, and today it is a national monument under the protection of the municipality. It is noteworthy that the city authorities bought the destroyed mill in 1928, and due to power outages during the Second World War, the mill served the city to grind corn grains. Only in the fall of 1972, having suffered after a devastating storm did the mill permanently stop its work. https://www.brouwerijhetij.nl/?lang=en
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This route is ideal for a male company or for fathers and sons. The day will begin with the famous Maritime Museum and one of Amsterdam's most famous golden age ships. This sailboat belonged to the legendary East Indian company, and headed for the islands of the Indonesian archipelago in the late autumn of 1748, and what you will learn later on an exact copy of the ship moored in the eastern harbor. Next you will find a cheerful and serious, bright and real, fully gaming and very academic museum of science Nemo. Here you can find out a bunch of unexpected facts about a person and the world and confirm your guesses by experience, and let a light drink drunk on the observation deck relax, enjoying the views of the city. Further - the most unexpected acquaintance with Amsterdam - from a surfboard sliding on the quiet water of the canals! This new and growing type of tourism is called sapsurfing and combines a bit of sport, a little courage and an indescribable feeling. We propose to end the day in a small brewery and bar near the old Dutch mill. Here you can taste eight sorts of local beer and get to know the excellent triple ale. Have a great day!
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