Best places: Sculptures in Badhoevedorp, Netherlands

👍👍 Rembrandtplein is a vibrant and iconic square located in the heart of Amsterdam. It’s named after the renowned Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn and serves as a popular gathering spot for both locals and tourists alike. The square exudes a lively atmosphere, especially during the evenings when the su...

👍👍 Very nice in terms of location and design.

👍 This is a statue of a little boy with a mischievous grin on his face and his hands on his hips. We happened to pass by as it is on Spui Square, not far from the center.

👍👍 The statue of Andrè Hazes near a lively market. Of course we had a beer in his local pub.

👍👍 Like a time capsule what came to the service. this bronse art piece within the pavement is a message states that you are located in the Red-light district of Amsterdam, where the oldest proffesion in the world is respected as a proffesion.

👍👍 During the February strike in 1941, Dutch workers protested against the arrest of Jews. The Dock Worker Monument, which is located in the old Jewish quarter, commemorates this event. Only one of the 427 arrested and deported Jewish men survived the concentration camp. The first commemorative ceremon...

👍 Artwork for the old church in the red light district

👍 One of those monuments that you pass by without noticing the significance. This statue is a reminder of the execution of several political prisoners by German forces during World War 2. The area itself is quite serene and a good place to take a breather from the city buzz.

🫤 Disappointing. Despite a refurbishment last year it appeared overgrown and unkempt. It was difficult to get to the aluminium posts of the artwork due to the long grass surrounding it, and the canal sections were hidden by bull rushes. Great for nature though. Seems that the car park is a regular mee...