The hills in Park Randenbroek are river dunes that formed here after the last ice age (± 10,000 years ago). At that time, the Heiligenbergerbeek dragged out a low bed, drying out the higher riparian areas. The wind then caused the sand to rise into hills.
The estate was laid out as a park by the garden architect Hendrik van Lunteren around 1814. At least thirty-five species of trees and shrubs and fifty species of plants grow in Park Randebroek. Throughout the year, you can see thirty-five species of birds and six species of bats here.
Photo used is from Straatkaart.nl