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Almere Stad。

Almere Stad · NL

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On the flat green edge of Almere Pampus, where the polder stretches to a horizon broken only by sky, five straight lines cut through the grass like a strange piece of writing. This is Polderland Garden of Love and Fire, a 250-by-250-metre land-art work by the architect Daniel Libeskind, installed in 1997 and re-unveiled after restoration in 2017. Three narrow canals, a footpath, a band of black gravel and a labyrinth of vertical aluminium walls together turn an open field into a meditation on connection, movement and where you stand. Open day and night and free to visit, it is one of the most quietly striking stops on Flevoland's celebrated trail of monumental land art—and, unlike many of its neighbours, it sits within easy reach of Almere's centre.