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Rembrandtpark

Nature and active

Rembrandtpark

Image from Koen Smilde

Image from Koen Smilde

Image from Koen Smilde

Image from Ines Maudire

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Located in Amsterdam West, the Rembrandtpark is an ideal place to sit out in the sun and enjoy a picnic. The park is a green oasis with ponds, playgrounds and walking and biking paths. You can also visit De Uylenburg, the oldest petting zoo in Amsterdam.

What to do

Rembrandtpark is a beautiful park with lakes and playgrounds. There is a lot to do for children. There is the Landje, a playground where children from 6 to 14 years old can build huts, keep animals, sail rafts and more. There is also a city farm, school gardens and a playground.

Good to know

In some parts of the park you are allowed to barbecue. Check the map to see where you are allowed to barbecue (information in Dutch)

Dogs are allowed to run free in a part of the park. Check the map to see where dogs are allowed to run free (information in Dutch)

You can find the toilets on the map of public toilets (information in Dutch)

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Accessibility facilities

Tickets Available

Free with the I amsterdam City Card

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