Vroesenpaviljoen
A laid-back park pavilion café in the middle of Vroesenpark, with a sunny terrace, breakfast, lunch and drinks.

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Parks · Kralingen
Rotterdam's largest city park (about 250 ha) wrapped around the Kralingse Plas lake, with forest, open meadows, a heemtuin nature garden and a small dog beach.
A huge, varied green space with dedicated off-leash zones and a dog swim spot minutes from the centre.
Dogs must be leashed in the forest except in the signed losloopgebieden (off-leash zones); the municipality maps these on its hondenuitlaatzones layer (rotterdam.nl). Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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