Best Parks in Amsterdam
4 parks in Amsterdam, including Vondelpark (Oud-Zuid, Amsterdam). The order here is where we started — no votes have been cast yet, and the community's votes decide it from here.
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Vondelpark
parkOud-Zuid, Amsterdam
Amsterdam's largest and most famous park, opened in 1865 and spanning roughly 45-47 hectares between Leidseplein and the Museumkwartier; hosts a free summer open-air theatre.
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Oosterpark
parkOost, Amsterdam
The first large park laid out by the municipality of Amsterdam, in the Oost district; home to the National Slavery Monument, unveiled in 2002, and a Theo van Gogh memorial.
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Westerpark
parkWesterpark, Amsterdam
A park dating to 1890/91 that was expanded around the former Westergasfabriek gasworks, opened to the public as a cultural site in 2003 with a cinema, cafes and event spaces.
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Sarphatipark
parkDe Pijp, Amsterdam
A compact park in the middle of De Pijp, named after physician and urban planner Samuel Sarphati, whose statue stands inside; renamed briefly during WWII and restored in 1945.
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