Eendrachtspark, Public park in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, Netherlands.
Eendrachtspark extends between Ruys de Beerenbrouckstraat and Albardagracht, featuring drainage ditches and pedestrian bridges across its green spaces.
Architects Cor van Eesteren and Ko Mulder designed this park in 1959 as part of Amsterdam's General Expansion Plan, naming it after a local peat yard.
The park displays two notable sculptures: the 1971 'Vogelgod' by Leo Braat and the 1974 'Love sphinx' by Carel Kneulman.
Children can enjoy the playground area with a splash pool designed by Aldo van Eyck, while adults can use designated barbecue spaces during warm weather.
The park includes a natural play area called Jungle Park where children build forest huts and explore nature through various physical activities.
Location: Amsterdam
GPS coordinates: 52.38167,4.80917
Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:37
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