Philips van Lenneppark, Urban park in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
Philips van Lenneppark is a recreational park in western Eindhoven offering diverse facilities for visitors of all ages. The grounds include tennis courts, a skatepark, a petting farm, rose gardens, and walking paths throughout the area.
The park was established in 1966 to commemorate a milestone anniversary of the Philips company and was given as a gift to the city. A renowned designer named Frans Fontaine created the master plan for the public space.
The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors spend time together, attend sporting events, and celebrate festivals throughout the year. It remains a social hub for the local community to share outdoor activities.
The park is located at Pieter Stockmanslaan and is accessible from multiple entry points around the grounds. Visitors can barbecue, play sports, and enjoy outdoor activities throughout the site.
The park is named after Sylvia Philips van Lennep, the wife of Frits Philips, an important business leader in the city. The site was previously an industrial area and was transformed into the green recreational space visitors experience today.
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