Oosterpark, Public park in Amsterdam-Oost, Netherlands.
The park extends over several hectares with tree-lined paths, ornamental gardens, and a large lake reflecting the English landscape style.
Created in 1891 by landscape architect Leonard Antonij Springer, Oosterpark became the first major public park established by the Amsterdam municipality.
The National Monument of Slavery and the sculpture dedicated to filmmaker Theo van Gogh stand among numerous art pieces throughout the grounds.
Multiple entrances connect to tram and bus stops, while the park offers designated areas for picnics, sports activities, and children's playgrounds.
Grey herons and wild ducks inhabit the park's western section, creating a natural bird sanctuary within the urban environment.
Location: Amsterdam
GPS coordinates: 52.36028,4.91972
Latest update: June 2, 2025 19:33
National Slavery Memorial
220 m
De Schreeuw
196 m
De Titaantjes
185 m
Lourdesgrot
195 m
Dubbeltjespanden
240 m
Bokkenrijder
99 m
Bandstand Oosterpark
172 m
Spelende kinderen
77 m
Politiehond Albert
127 m
Monument voor de Tachtigers
243 m
Limietpalen Oosterpark
69 m
Justus van Maurikbank
57 m
Linnaeusstraat 2C
257 m
Bolgewas
40 m
Mauritskade 57
82 m
Rotsfontein Oosterpark
207 m
Bridge 159
257 m
Speelslinger Oosterpark
132 m
Communicatie
55 m
Het westen ontvangt en ontmoet 't oosten
182 m
Mauritskade 56
142 m
Klaartje de Zwarte-Walvischbrug
24 m
Het begon met een dubbeltje
245 m
Jaap Kunstbrug
170 m
Here comes the sun
151 m
Vijf wolken
227 m
Hotel Oosterpark
243 m
Interieur Rijks Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten, 1894
254 mReviews
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