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Gershwinlaan side streets ready for visitors

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Gershwinlaan side streets ready for visitors

It’s been quite a wait, but we got there in the end: the very first visitors are now taking advantage of the sport and playground equipment in Benjamin Brittenstraat and Leonard Bernsteinstraat. People are also enjoying lunch in the green spaces in Peter Schatstraat.

Where in Zuidas

Work started four weeks ago and the Gershwinlaan side streets are now ready and all of the equipment has been approved. Now all that’s needed is some sunshine.

Jan Vonk
A great place to play in Zuidas
Jan Vonk
Fun for young and old
Jan Vonk
Relaxing in the greenery
Jan Vonk
This sign is no longer needed
Jan Vonk
Enjoying lunch in Peter Schatstraat
Jan Vonk
Playing in Zuidas

Lisa Brans, on Monday, July 6, 2020

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