Rembrandt Park

Rembrandtpark is a 45-hectare urban park in Amsterdam, Netherlands, named after the 17th-century painter Rembrandt. The park features ponds, playgrounds, and walking and biking paths, making it an ideal place for a family picnic or a day out with kids. The park is also home to De Uylenburg, the oldest petting zoo in Amsterdam, and has a variety of sculpture and a relaxed atmosphere. With its many lakes and open fields, the park creates a peaceful oasis in the city. The park is also a great spot for nature lovers, with 37 bird species, 35 bee species, and 6 bat species observed in the area