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Queen Emma Bridge

The floating pedestrian bridge joins Punda and Otrobanda across a working harbor entrance. Cross slowly to watch the waterfront and understand how the city fits around the water.

Queen Emma Bridge

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Why go

The crossing is an attraction in its own right. Its floating structure moves aside for passing ships, so the connection between the two banks follows the needs of the harbor. The walk also gives you changing views of the buildings along Handelskade and the opposite waterfront.

What to look for

  • Floating pontoon structure
  • Views between Punda and Otrobanda

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Outdoor visit · 10–25 min

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