Park Sonsbeek

Park Sonsbeek in Arnhem is the most famous park in this city. It derives its name from the eponymous brook originally named Sint-Jansbeek. It is 67 hectares and outskirts the parks Zijpendaal and Gulden Bodem in the north. These three parks are firmly connected and together they are around 200 hectares. In the east Sonsbeek fringes the locale Sonsbeekkwartier and St. Marten, in the south nearly at the inside and in the west at the Burgemeesterswijk. The territory is an ensured city scape. The recreation center is generally planted with an old beech backwoods.

Striking is the uneven nature. Besides, it contains a huge assorted iety of trees and plants, it has an extensive number of lakes, wellsprings and two cascades. At the edge of the recreation center, the Dutch Water Museum has been set up in the previous Begijnenmolen since 2004. Close-by is additionally the De Witte Watermolen, the main working water plant of the ten that have remained along the St. Jansbeek. The guest focus Molenplaats Sonsbeek is situated in the outbuilding of the plant. Visitors come to visit this place from all oiver the world with their friends and family members. You can come to visit this place, explore and experience more.