This Wednesday, May 31, at 22:00 p.m., a new program of 'Valencians al món'. On this occasion, he will travel to Amsterdam with the reporter Enrique Tena to publicize King's Day, a legendary holiday in the Netherlands, to learn more about its sustainable infrastructures. And it is that Amsterdam is famous for its love of bicycles. There are plenty of bike lanes, making it easy and convenient to cycle around the city.
But in addition, the program will show different places in the Dutch city at the hands of several Valencians who, due to different circumstances, live in this part of Europe. Among the participants is Iván Mut, a resident of Xàbia who has lived in Amsterdam for six years.
Mut will take a tour with his boat through the canals of the city. They will end up in Diemen, where he has his house. There, he will introduce his family and cook a Valencian paella in his style.
What they are known for is the Oosterscheldekering, an immense containment dam for seawater to avoid flooding. A magnificent work of Civil Engineering.
TOTALLY AGREE
What they are known for is the Oosterscheldekering, an immense containment dam for seawater to avoid flooding. A magnificent work of Civil Engineering, what here we don't even know what it means... Civil Engineering? What strange things... And in the documentary they only show the bike lanes? Without the dam and the drainage systems that they have, nothing would exist. Everything would be flooded. They could take an example here for when Denia floods.