Table tennis table, Sarphatipark: Ping Pong in De Pijp and Rivierenbuurt, Amsterdam
This is a public outdoor table tennis table in Sarphatipark, the 4.5-hectare park in De Pijp. There is nothing to book and nothing to pay: if the table is free, it is yours. It makes a good excuse for a walk in the park, as long as you bring your own bats and balls.
Where
- Area De Pijp and Rivierenbuurt, Amsterdam
Good to know
- Outdoor table
- Free to use
- No booking
- Not lit
- Wheelchair accessible
How it works
The table stands in the open in the park, so playing is free and you do not need a reservation. We could find nothing to say that bats or balls are supplied, so bring your own.
Access and light
Map data shows the pitch as wheelchair accessible and not lit, so plan on playing in daylight.
The park
Sarphatipark was laid out in English landscape style to a design by Jacobus van Niftrik. Work began in 1885 and the park took the name of Samuel Sarphati in 1888; during the occupation, from 1942 to 1945, it was renamed Bollandpark. The Sarphati monument dates from 1886, is a rijksmonument and was restored in 1993.
Common questions
- Is the table tennis table in Sarphatipark free?
- Yes, it is an outdoor table in a public park. There is nothing to pay and no booking.
- Do you need your own bats in Sarphatipark?
- We found nothing to say bats or balls are supplied. Bring your own to be sure of a game.
- Can you play table tennis in Sarphatipark after dark?
- The pitch is mapped as unlit. Plan to play in daylight.
- Where is Sarphatipark?
- It is in De Pijp, in the Zuid district of Amsterdam. The park covers 4.5 hectares.
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