Dutch style garden

Dutch style park covers an area of nearly 80000 square meters, including about 4800 square meters of artificial lake. The park is generally trapezoidal, about 340 meters long from east to west and 190-250 meters wide from north to south. The artificial lake is located in the center of the park. To the west of the lake, tulips and hyacinths are planted on a large scale. Besides, there are also primrose, calendula, pansy, Buttercup and other flowers from the European continent. The total amount of flowers in the whole garden exceeds 450000 pots.

Wuhan Dutch style park is located in the east of Minzu Avenue in Hongshan District, north of Wuhan University of science and technology. According to the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of landscape architecture, the park was originally Guanshan park. In February last year, the Wuhan municipal government decided to build it into a Dutch style park as a historical witness of the friendly exchanges between the city and Arnhem, the Netherlands.

The big windmill has undoubtedly become a highlight of the Dutch style park. When you enter the Dutch style garden, you can see the towering windmill. The big windmill is 13 meters high with a blade radius of 7 meters. The highest point of the windmill can reach 21 meters when it rotates.

Dutch style garden

Dutch style park is located on the east side of Minzu Avenue in Hongshan District, opposite to contemporary student apartment, covering an area of nearly 80000 square meters, formerly known as Guanshan park. To commemorate the friendly exchanges between Wuhan city and Arnhem City, the Netherlands, Wuhan municipal government started the construction of the park on November 20, 2007. The scheme is designed by the Dutch akadi company and perfected by the municipal landscape architecture planning and Design Institute.

geographical environment

The Dutch style park is located in the east of Minzu Avenue in Hongshan District, north of Wuhan University of science and technology. According to the introduction of Wuhan Municipal Bureau of landscape architecture, this place was originally Guanshan park. The Wuhan municipal government decided to build it into a Dutch style park as a historical witness of the friendly exchanges between the city and Arnhem, the Netherlands.

Main attractions

Man-made lake

Dutch style park covers an area of nearly 80000 square meters, including about 4800 square meters of artificial lake. The park is generally trapezoidal, about 340 meters long from east to west and 190-250 meters wide from north to south. The artificial lake is located in the center of the park. To the west of the lake, tulips and hyacinths are planted on a large scale. Besides, there are also primrose, calendula, pansy, Buttercup and other flowers from the European continent. The total amount of flowers in the whole garden exceeds 450000 pots.

Big windmill

Undoubtedly, it has become a highlight of the Dutch style garden. When you enter the Dutch style garden, you can see the towering windmill. The big windmill is 13 meters high with a blade radius of 7 meters. The highest point of the windmill can reach 21 meters when it rotates. The famous landmark of the Netherlands is the big windmill, so the Netherlands is also known as the country of windmills. In the period of underdeveloped productivity, windmill once played an important role in the development of industry and agriculture in the Netherlands as an important tool of production and life; and in today's highly modernized era, windmill, as an important historical product, has also become a symbol of the Netherlands.

Pancake house

In the north of the artificial lake lies the pancake house, which is a typical Dutch style landscape element. The pancake house didn't open yesterday. According to the Department of landscape architecture in Wuhan, the investment is still in progress. Soon, people from Wuhan can come here to taste authentic Dutch pancakes.

Landscape wall

Dutch style garden is the first to build graffiti wall in Wuhan Park, which is full of "foreign flavor".

According to the Department of landscape architecture in Wuhan, the five graffiti walls are not for tourists to paint, but for professional graffiti artists to create works with Dutch style. "In the future, graffiti murals will be a major scenic spot in the garden."

Address: 163 Minzu Avenue, Hongshan District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province

Longitude: 114.39771367534

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