암스테르담‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Cycling to this Highlight is not allowed, but it is worth getting off and taking a look on foot.

Anyone who dares to climb this wooden structure can watch the birds in the Lutkemeerpark from the observation point. The observation point was designed by Natasha Oduber, a former student of the Rietveld Academy. The observation hut is called "Amphibion" because it is partly on land and partly in the water. The artist was inspired by the birds that also live in water and on land. The hut is made entirely of bamboo and with as few attachments as possible. The Lutkemeerpark is the unofficial name of a park in the western part of the Lutkemeerpolder. The park was partly created in the 1990s when a business center was built on the southern edge of the polder. It is a so-called wetland that is part of the Dutch nature network.

Beautiful view over De Natte Graslanden. You can see many species of ducks, the Lapwing, the Egret and if you are lucky, you can also see hunting birds of prey, such as the White-tailed Eagle, the Hawk, the Hen Harrier and the Marsh Harrier.

Bird viewing point in this nature and lake area.

By blocking the lower pedestrian path, birds can no longer be observed near the shore. This can be done even further from this bird view point.

From this point you have a great view over the lake. Don't forget to bring your binoculars for bird watching.

Bird Watching Hut 'Amfibion' This special bird watching hut, designed by Natasha Oduber, a former student at Rietveld Academy, is located in Lutkemeerpark. The observation hut is called "Amphibion" because it is partly on land and partly in the water. The artist was inspired by the birds that also live in water and on land. The hut is built entirely of bamboo and with as few attachments as possible. The Lutkemeer Park Lutkemeerpark is the unofficial name of a park in the western part of the Lutkemeerpolder. The park was partly created in the 1990s when a business center was built on the southern edge of the polder. It is a so-called wetland that is part of the Dutch nature network.

One of the many places where you can look out over the 'wet land' and spot birds. Bring binoculars!