They started the build on September 15th 2000, look at it now 19 years later...

What a nice place, it looks like old no? they were maybe restoring it.
Nice video!

Very nice video. Thanks for the share. What is this place? Does it have a purpose? Like Juliflash said, it looks old?!?

Hi, very cool Video, beautiful place.
Thanks for share

Nice footage!

Thanks all !
No they had a plan...19 years ago they would like to build a castle here in the Netherlands (city: Almere) . But during construction the finance went bad and they stopped building further. Now almost 2 decades there is still no solution or plan to finish it. So it's a modern ruin

Hello and good day Sammie72. This video you have filmed from the Almere Castle in The Netherlands is amazing. Great work. .

Beautiful place..

Nice to see!

The Energienaald (1985) is a work of art by Jan van Munster along the A6 at the Almere Haven exit (exit 4).  The mast was installed on behalf of the Rijksdienst voor de IJsselmeerpolders. The mast is 55 meters high, of which 10 meters of neon lighting in the top. The base is 80 cm wide and the mast is tapered. If the wind blows hard, the mast has a 6 meter result. The mast was initially placed in the center of Almere. However, residents were afraid that the mast would blow over and fall on their home. After two trips, the current location at the A6 was reached.

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The Energienaald (1985) is a work of art by Jan van Munster along the A6 at the Almere Haven exit (exit 4).  The mast was installed on behalf of the Rijksdienst voor de IJsselmeerpolders. The mast is 55 meters high, of which 10 meters of neon lighting in the top. The base is 80 cm wide and the mast is tapered. If the wind blows hard, the mast has a 6 meter result. The mast was initially placed in the center of Almere. However, residents were afraid that the mast would blow over and fall on their home. After two trips, the current location at the A6 was reached.

Wow cool! Thanks for the info.