Hidden Dutch Engineering 🇳🇱 | Prins Bernhardsluizen in Tiel You’ve Never Seen Like This

Explore the hidden engineering marvel of Prins Bernhardsluizen in Tiel 🇳🇱—a place where Dutch water mastery meets offbeat travel inspiration. In this short video, 4OneTravel captures a unique perspective from above the sluice complex, revealing scenic infrastructure, roadways, and the quiet rhythm of local life.
The Prince Bernhard Locks form the shipping link between the and Waal River the southern section of the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal . They are located on the east side of Tiel ; the lock gates were built in 1952 by Werkspoor Utrecht and are owned by Rijkswaterstaat . The Amsterdam-Rhine Canal has been designated as CEMT class VIb with maximum dimensions (L × W × D) of 200 × 23.5 × 4.0 meters
⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: What is Prins Bernhardsluizen? 00:05 – View from the bridge: blue car + canal 00:12 – Structural details + local tip 00:45 – Outro + CTA
💡 Why Watch:
Discover a hidden Dutch landmark with historical significance
See the sluice complex from a rare aerial angle
Learn how Dutch water systems shape local travel
Perfect for short-form travel lovers and urban explorers
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Видео Hidden Dutch Engineering 🇳🇱 | Prins Bernhardsluizen in Tiel You’ve Never Seen Like This канала 4OneTravel