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One of the many country estates around Hilversum / 's Gravenland. The Natuurmonumenten visitor center is also located here.
Beautiful area for walking, with several marked routes. Walking paths go through the forest, but are also (semi) paved. The geocaching route is included for children (and adults).
Beautiful area for walking, with several marked routes. Walking paths go through the forest, but are also (semi) paved. The geocaching route is included for children (and adults).
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Sakura, also known as the Cherry Blossom Festival, is a Japanese celebration of the arrival of spring. It is a tradition to have a picnic with family and friends under the beautifully blooming cherry trees. In Japan, flowers, and nature in general, have profound symbolic meaning. The cherry blossom symbolizes a new beginning, but at the same time reminds us of the fleeting and transience of life.
The Cherry Blossom Festival is organized in Amstelveen every year, usually in March or April. A special aspect of this festival is that in the year 2000 the Japan Women's Club (JWC) donated 400 cherry trees to Amstelveen. It is striking that each tree has a name, with 200 trees named after Japanese women's names and 200 trees after Dutch women's names.
The Cherry Blossom Festival is organized in Amstelveen every year, usually in March or April. A special aspect of this festival is that in the year 2000 the Japan Women's Club (JWC) donated 400 cherry trees to Amstelveen. It is striking that each tree has a name, with 200 trees named after Japanese women's names and 200 trees after Dutch women's names.
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There is an ornamental garden on the estate that can still be visited today. The ornamental garden was the showpiece of the former residents of Gooilust. All kinds of exotic trees and shrubs grow in the shelter. In the walled garden you will find stinzen plants, roses, special trees and fruit varieties. Check the Natuurmonumenten website for opening hours and explore the garden!
Many rhododendrons grow on Gooilust. In recent years, diseased specimens have been removed and the rest look beautiful again. It is especially beautiful here in May when the rhododendrons are in bloom. Via a viewpoint you walk along a path that goes through a hedge of rhododendrons.
At the end of the 18th century, a Star Forest was created at Gooilust. With a pond in the middle and eight beech avenues that lead to the pond; hence the name Sterrenbos.
Many rhododendrons grow on Gooilust. In recent years, diseased specimens have been removed and the rest look beautiful again. It is especially beautiful here in May when the rhododendrons are in bloom. Via a viewpoint you walk along a path that goes through a hedge of rhododendrons.
At the end of the 18th century, a Star Forest was created at Gooilust. With a pond in the middle and eight beech avenues that lead to the pond; hence the name Sterrenbos.
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The Auschwitz Monument (also known as Spiegelmonument 'Nooit Meer Auschwitz' or Broken mirrors) is a Dutch memorial monument in the Wertheimpark in Amsterdam in memory of those who died in the Auschwitz concentration camp and the other concentration and extermination camps.
The monument was designed in 1977 by writer and visual artist Jan Wolkers. Wolkers had been commissioned to make a monument above an urn with ashes of victims from the Auschwitz concentration camp.
The monument was designed in 1977 by writer and visual artist Jan Wolkers. Wolkers had been commissioned to make a monument above an urn with ashes of victims from the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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The smell of Amsterdam? Most people will think of the smell of weed, but a different smell wafts through the streets of Amsterdam. We go back four centuries, when most of Amsterdam's canals were constructed. Those canals were dug to serve the growing port. Waterways were the most efficient way to move all goods, but the large sailing ships could not get to the city this way. A network of smaller canals was built, where small boats pulled by horses transported the goods. Another reason for the canals was the flooding. Canals could protect the city against the water that tried to find a way out from a regularly flooded Amstel. And not unimportant: canals functioned as open sewers. The Zuiderzee at the time caused ebb and flow, which meant that all the dirt was regularly removed from the city. Unfortunately, that did not always work well and a large part of the dirt remained behind, making the canals smell enormously. Imagine a hot summer day with the sun heating up all the dirt, feces, rotten vegetables and so on... The stench was unbearable. The municipality of Amsterdam came up with a solution. The elm. Hundreds of elm trees were planted to remove the stench from the air and spread a fresh scent. Simple, but (fairly) effective. The trees have never been removed and remain a recognizable part of the city's decor to this day.
Amsterdam currently has 77,000 elm trees. There is even an elm walking route with the tallest elm, the street with the most different types of elms and much more. You are now standing in front of the oldest elm in Amsterdam, from 1891. Every year the trees create a unique phenomenon. In the spring the elms drop their white blossoms, the 'spring snow'. The scent of the blossom is typical and very recognizable to many. The artist duo Tijdmakers were inspired by the spring snow and decided to capture the scent of elm in a perfume, Eau d'Amsterdam. Is this the real smell of Amsterdam?
Amsterdam currently has 77,000 elm trees. There is even an elm walking route with the tallest elm, the street with the most different types of elms and much more. You are now standing in front of the oldest elm in Amsterdam, from 1891. Every year the trees create a unique phenomenon. In the spring the elms drop their white blossoms, the 'spring snow'. The scent of the blossom is typical and very recognizable to many. The artist duo Tijdmakers were inspired by the spring snow and decided to capture the scent of elm in a perfume, Eau d'Amsterdam. Is this the real smell of Amsterdam?
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