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Expansive parkland & gardens with 18th-century mansion, fountains & a water mill, plus tea house. Sonsbeek is often home to public art exposures, and is by far the best-reached and most-used park of Arnhem.
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Interactive and educational museum about water. Make a trip through a sewer or learn about dikes and how water is used all over the world.
The water mill produces organic flour and the mill barn sells its products plus baked goods.
Directly north of Sonsbeek, Zypendaal is a less-used park with features like Sonsbeek, but lacking the public art. The park, however, contains ten Rijksmonumenten, or recognised monuments varying from the entry gates to the 18th-century estate.
This octagonal neo-classical church stands in the middle of Jansplein, a public square, and was built in 1837-1838. It is used today by the Reformed Church.
Korenmarkt (literally: corn market) is a small, attractive city square lined with sidewalk cafés.