Parks in Amsterdam

Vondelpark is Amsterdam's largest and most popular city park, stretching 47 hectares through the museum district. It attracts over 10 million visitors per year for jogging, cycling, picnicking, and open-air performances.

Westerpark is a green space and cultural complex built around the former Westergasfabriek (Western Gas Factory). The renovated industrial buildings host galleries, restaurants, cinemas, and festivals.

Amstelpark is a landscaped park in south Amsterdam, created for the 1972 Floriade horticultural exhibition. It offers a quieter alternative to Vondelpark with a Japanese garden, rose garden, and miniature train.

Oosterpark is a serene 19th-century park in Amsterdam's multicultural Oost district. It features mature trees, wide lawns, and monuments including the National Slavery Memorial.