Picturesque walking paths wind through trees, shrubs, and herb beds into open spaces. Discover the Heemparks of Amstelveen on this beautiful route through nature.
Although the Dr. Jac. P. Thijsse Park is the best known of all the native plant parks in Amstelveen, there are two more native plant parks to be found a short distance from the Thijsse Park, each with its own, almost magical, character. This route takes you past all three native plant parks.
This walking route takes you past the gems of Amstelveen and the surrounding area, allowing you to enjoy the special things this region has to offer.
At 1.78 km, the Elsenhove loop is manageable for the very little ones. If you want more, take an extra lap through the small park next to the parking lot (1.5 km).
The route starts and ends in the Old Village, where you can have lunch or grab a drink on a terrace afterwards.
Explore the history of the Amstelveen polders during this bike tour through Groenelaan, Waardhuizen, and the village of Nes aan de Amstel. This part of Amstelveen originated in what was formerly known as the Bovenkerkerpolder. Many traces can still be found in the landscape and buildings that tell the history of Amstelveen.
Explore the Amsterdamse Bos by bike! From Scottish Highlanders and goats to the tranquil Blossom Park and Schinkelbos – this diverse route starts in Amstelveen and takes you past the animals and beautiful nature of the Amsterdamse Bos.
This bike tour takes you past farmhouses and beautiful viewpoints over the bends of the Amstel. Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities to stop for a cup of coffee or an ice cream. Start on the Amstelveen side of the Amstel and take the ferry halfway to the other side.