At the Grote Markt in Nijmegen, the weighhouse is built around 1613; also called Boterwaag by some. The weigh house was designed by city architect Cornelis Janssen of Delft. It is a richly decorated building reminiscent of the creations of Hendrick de Keyser. De Waag is nowadays a restaurant and 'atmospheric meeting location'. The establishment received a historic sounding name: 'De Waagh'.
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Arthur van Leeuwen works as a freelance photographer since 1995 in Duiven, Gelderland. He photographs mostly wedding photography, portraits, corporate photography, models, photography and 360 degree photography You can take a look at his website http://www.fotografievanleeuwen.com or http://www.fotografievanleeuwen.nl. Have fun watching.
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