Park Frankendael

Park Frankendael, located in the Watergraafsmeer district, is a public park with a rich historical background. Offering a serene retreat amidst the urban bustle, the park is renowned for its historical heritage. Park Frankendael's gardens include a diverse collection of plants and flowers, including a peaceful pond and fountain that contribute to its rustic atmosphere. The park's name comes from the historic Frankendael house, which was built in the 18th century and now serves as the renowned Merkelbach restaurant, known for its culinary delights. Another culinary destination in the park is De Kas, where dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients from their own farm and greenhouses. On the last Sunday of every month, Park Frankendael hosts an organic market, where visitors can enjoy local and sustainable products. Locals and tourists alike find Park Frankendael an excellent place to relax, picnic and take part in various events, including concerts and festivals. The park is also home to several cafés and restaurants, where people can enjoy culinary experiences in green surroundings.