Oosterpark

  Oosterpark, positioned in the eastern part of Amsterdam, is a picturesque urban park that dates back to 1891, initially designed as a communal space for relaxation and recreation. One of its standout features is the striking 20-meter tall sculpture, "The Dance of Life," created by Dutch artist Joris Ivens, which captures the vibrant spirit of the park. Throughout the year, visitors flock to Oosterpark for picnics, sports, and enjoying the diverse flora, including over 100 species of trees and plants. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including several bird species, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. Whether you're visiting in April to enjoy blooming flowers or in the summer months for lively outdoor events, Oosterpark remains a central hub for both locals and tourists looking to unwind in a lush green setting.