Wertheimpark

Small and neighborhood park. Also, dogs entertainment area.

Nice park. Unfortunately, there are many ground spots in the grass. The park has many trees, so on hot days there is enough shadow. You can also sit next to the canals.

Lovely green place to take a rest, with a lot of benches. The other side of the street is the botanical garden.

Beautiful little parc

The wertheimpark is named after the Jewish philanthropist Abraham Weirtheim. It contains a foutain, a jewish WW2 memorial and 2 Sfinxes. It has some lovely winding roats with big trees that provide some excellent shade. There is also enough grassy areas along the canal to enjoy a picnic and gazing at the passing boats.

It is located in a beautiful walkable place memorable place to visit and learn why that is important ! and you can find some little stores around.

The monument is very sad 😔 people have put small stones as a sign of respect 🙏 the beautiful wingnut tree 🌳 beside it is also a very fitting monument to the grief that is remembered here 😢 💔

Small park, a relatively quiet place to sit or take your dog for a short walk.

On our way back to our hotel after a day at Micropia, we passed through Wertheimpark, named after entrepreneur and philanthropist Abraham Carel Wertheim (1832 to 1897). It's a fairly small park, surrounded by a fence with the Nieuwe Herengracht canal on one side. In the park is a fountain, although it was dry when we were there. There is also a memorial to remember the victims of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Unfortunately I don't recall seeing the memorial, which is a shame. Overall, not a particularly interesting park. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Parks and Gardens]

Nice small park in the outskirts of the city center. There are a few monuments inside this park but it is more passive than a park for playing. Nice place to sit and meditate or reflect on the monuments. One is if correct a WWII monument and other is an interesting ground display of the broken glass symbolizing Auschwitz. It was quite moving especially since it was wet, gray, and cold outside on the day I visited. There is no admission charge to enter the park and you can stay as long as you with. I believe it is pet friendly as there were quite a few dogs playing with their owners.

Decently nice park to just relax in. Could be a bit bigger, but there is Vondelpark for that.