Park 1813

Park 1813 spans across the Lemelerberg area with diverse vegetation, including native plants and trees supporting local wildlife populations.

Created in 1913 to mark 100 years of Dutch independence from French rule, the park was established by the Oranjebond van Orde.

The park features a monument with a sitting lion on a column, crafted by sculptor Gijs Jacobs van den Hof in 1934.

Visitors can access designated walking paths throughout the park, which remains open year-round for nature observation and outdoor activities.

In 1916, individuals could plant and name trees in the park after historical figures or family members for a fee.

GPS coordinates: 52.45972,6.39694

Latest update: March 25, 2025 21:54