Historische Verkenningstocht door Diemen

A statue of Cornelis van Doorn, a Dutch engineer, located in Amsterdam-Oost, commemorating his life and work, especially in Japan, where he designed a water network in Koriyama. The monument features a urn with Van Doorn's ashes.

Jan Albregt's tomb is a natural stone monument featuring a rectangular base, a frieze with acroteria, and a standing stone depicting a mourning muse in high relief.

A monument dedicated to Japanner Kitarō Ōkawa, commemorating his life and legacy. The statue is a replica of the original monument planted for 250 guilders in 1866.

A group of sculptures, "Spelende kinderen van Bolhuis", created by Gerrit Bolhuis, features four bronze angel figures posed and dressed as children, standing on six sandstone pedestals, symbolizing a "symphony of life".

Piet van Nek's tomb is a grave monument featuring a standing stone with relief, a lying slab with inscription, and simple fencing with short pillars. The relief depicts Van Nek standing beside his stayersfiets, flanked by figures representing Roem and De Dood.

A bronze sculpture created by Fred Carasso in 1955, also known as the Geest van de dood. The work depicts the Angel of Death, vigilant over the mortal remains that are brought to their final resting place.

A sculpture on the De Nieuwe Ooster cemetery in Amsterdam, featuring a relief and a quote from the poet Ed. Hoornik's work, surrounded by a stone with a fish and a bird bath, designed by architect Edo Spier.

A war memorial, the Graven van de Geallieerden, houses the graves of fallen military personnel. Identical white marble slabs featuring a bird with outstretched wings and a cross in relief adorn each grave, remembering Allied soldiers who lost their lives on Dutch soil during World War II.

A sculpture by Marinus Boezem, featuring a meteorite/comet-shaped strip that strikes a granite gravestone, symbolizing the "explosive creativity" of Willem Breuker, who inspired the artwork.

De Nieuwe Ooster-Toegang is a monumental gate that serves as the main entrance to the De Nieuwe Ooster cemetery, designed by Leonard Anthony Springer and built by Adriaan Willem Weissman in 1892.

Amsterdam New Eastern Cemetery is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission maintained cemetery, located at the Kruislaan in the Watergraafsmeer in Amsterdam-Oost. The cemetery has an area of 33 hectares and has been in operation since May 1, 1894.

A sculpture titled Teken, created by Marianne van den Heuvel, is a large, round plate with a Latin cross carved out of it, standing 2.5 meters tall. The sculpture features two meditative texts: "Dood ben je als je wordt vergeten" and "En ga met mij waar niemand met mij gaat".

A memorial column dedicated to 18 resistance fighters who were killed or died during World War II, including Willem Bouwhuis and 13 executed on Vliegbasis Soesterberg in 1942.

A sculpture titled Oneindigheid, created by Mies Wubs, is an abstract work named "Poort van de ziel" (Gate of the soul) made of diabas, measuring 85x45x45 cm. It was unveiled on March 3, 2022, on the De Nieuwe Ooster cemetery in Amsterdam.