Cherry Blossom Park Amstelveen
Every spring, the 400 flowering cherry blossom trees attract thousands of visitors from home and abroad. But even outside the flowering period in March/April, the oval Cherry Blossom Park is an ideal location for finding peace and reflection. Find out more about a unique piece of Japan in the Netherlands.
Flowering period
The cherry blossoms have a blooming period of about two weeks in March/April. The exact period depends on temperature, wind, and precipitation.
Getting to the Cherry Blossom Park
Rent a bike in the Amsterdam Forest
Rent a bike at De Boshalte and also check out the other highlights of the Amsterdam Forest. Combine it with a visit to the Old Village and enjoy all the beauty Amstelveen has to offer.
Rent a bike
Walking routes nearby - Discover even more beautiful spots near the Cherry Blossom Park
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Amsterdam Forest & Schinkelbos
Amsterdam Forest & Schinkelbos
Explore the nature around Amsterdamse Bos with unique views, the Blossom Park, a beautiful view over...
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Poel route
Poel route
A walk around the Poel is truly relaxing. The soothing sounds of the water, the fresh air, and the beautiful...
(4.0 km)
Visit at a quiet time
During the blooming period, it can get very busy on the weekends. If you want to enjoy the Cherry Blossom Park in peace, visit during the week. Check Google Maps to see the current crowd levels.
Lunch nearby - Just a short walk from the Cherry Blossom Park, you'll discover a variety of restaurants
Enjoy the beautiful terrace of Sunday by de Poel, have a delicious lunch at La Gare or grab something to go, or enjoy the first warm weather with the kids and have an ice cream at Gia Gelato in the Old Village of Amstelveen.
History of the Cherry Blossom Park
The cherry trees in the blossom park were donated to the municipality of Amstelveen in 2000 by the Japanese Women's Club. Every tree in the symmetrical park has a name: 200 trees have a Japanese female name, 200 trees have a Dutch female name. Flowers and nature have a symbolic meaning in Japan. The cherry blossom ('Sakura') represents a new beginning. At the same time, the blowing of the blossom refers to the fleeting nature of life.
A day in Amstelveen - Combine your visit to the Cherry Blossom Park with a walk through the Amsterdam Forest
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Visit the Old Village of Amstelveen
Visit the Old Village of Amstelveen
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Walking routes in the Amsterdam Forest
Walking routes in the Amsterdam Forest
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The Event Calendar of Amstelveen
The Event Calendar of Amstelveen
