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Getijdenpark

Getijdenpark Keilehaven is a unique combination of an urban park and a natural estuary system designed by landscape architects De Urbanisten. Situated in the Keile District, the cultural heart of Rotterdam’s M4H area, it seamlessly integrates into a hub of art, technology, and creative industries. Visitors can explore nearby cultural spaces such as the Katoenhuis Immersive Experience Hub, the art incubator Kunst & Complex, the artist-run playground Brutus, and the design-focused Keilepand. The Voedseltuin (Food Garden), located opposite the tidal park, offers an additional green escape within the district.   Getijdenpark has been transformed from a rocky industrial area into a vibrant tidal park in 2024. Due to its open connection to the sea, the water level rises and falls by approximately one and a half meters twice a day. This dynamic environment fosters biodiversity and reconnects people with nature in the heart of Rotterdam’s Merwe-Vierhavens (M4H) district.

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Brutus Garden

The AVL sculptures exchange throughout the year. In Brutus Garden you can see continuous work by Atelier Van Lieshout. The artworks exchange throughout the year. Opening the garden to the public is part of Brutus’s vision; art is like oxygen. The Brutus Garden has free entry for everyone during opening hours. Open: Monday to Friday from 10.00-17.00h Saturday & Sunday only during exhibitions Free entrance: through the fence around the garden at Keileweg 18 Rotterdam

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The Food Garden

The Food Garden (Voedseltuin) was founded in August 2010 in order to supply the Food Bank Rotterdam (an organisation that delivers free food packages to low-income households) with fresh and healthy vegetables and fruits. This goal has been achieved and the Food Garden has already produced large amounts of vegetables for several years that are put into the food packages distributed by the Food Bank. The garden is also an area-oriented and participatory design facility to give rise to a vital place. Together with users and other stakeholders, an area plan has been developed, in which the design of The Food Garden was the central theme.

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