Lomanstraat Street in The Netherlands 2024
Don't hesitate to visit one of the most scenic streets in the world
Best time: late September - early November
Lomanstraat Street in Amsterdam is a must-visit spot for anyone traveling to the city. People come here from all over the world because of the uniquely bent lush trees, forming a sort of arch. The big, crossed Honey Locust trees (also called Gleditsia triacanthos) resemble dark urban hedges, which are perfect for taking awesome Pinterest-worthy pictures. You can walk around, take photos, or go cycling on the street.
How to get to Lomanstraat Street
Lomanstraat Street is located not far from Vondelpark and Valeriusplein in the Oud-Zuid (Old South) neighborhood in downtown Amsterdam. It can be reached by tram # 2. The closest metro is Station Zuid.
When is the best time to visit
Lomanstraat is a good place to visit year-round. Its lush greenery gives you the ultimate summertime vibe from June to August. However, during fall, thanks to its rustic fall foliage, Lomanstraat turns into a real fairytale spot. Therefore, we highly recommend visiting the street any time of the year, but especially–from late September to early November. Also, it’s no secret that Amsterdam gets extremely busy during this season, so you might want to book your accommodation in advance (check the map below for housing recommendations).
Practical info
What is unique about the trees on Lomanstraat Street?
In Amsterdam's Lomanstraat Street, the big, crossed Honey Locust trees, also called Gleditsia triacanthos, create an arch-like formation, an ideal picturesque scene that is unique. The lush dark urban hedges are perfect spots for taking photos. To enrich your Amsterdam experience, a visit to the street is a must-do item on your itinerary.
How can I capture the best pictures on Lomanstraat Street?
If you visit Lomanstraat Street during golden hour, the western side of the street imbues with extra warmth and glow from the sunset light, making taking photos exquisite. Capturing photos from the pavement's very bottom can create an optical illusion, heightening the perspective in your photos. Early autumn is also an ideal time to experience the unique rusty-colored leafy background.
Are there any nearby attractions to see when visiting Lomanstraat Street?
Lomanstraat Street's nearby attractions in Amsterdam include Museumplein, which has Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum just a few blocks away. Besides, visitors can rent bikes, go on canal tours, and explore Artis Zoo by taking a few metro stops around the city, an ideal place for sightseeing. Taking a bike tour from the street can also help visitors discover more beautiful sites around Amsterdam City.
