The city of Oostende is set to transform the site of the old swimming pool into a vibrant new green space called Park Royal. This exciting urban development aims to connect key local landmarks such as the Renbaan, the Thermae Palace hotel, the library, the sea, and the Japanese garden. On 2025-07-02 20:10:00, city officials announced plans to engage residents and stakeholders in shaping the park’s design.
- Oostende plans new park at old pool
- Park Royal aims to connect key landmarks
- City involves residents in park design
- Judith Ooms leads urban development efforts
- Masterplan targeted for completion in two years
By involving the community in this process, Oostende hopes to create a park that reflects local needs and enhances the city’s coastal charm. How will this new park influence daily life in Oostende? And what role will public input play in the final masterplan?
These questions set the stage for a collaborative urban renewal project that promises to enrich Oostende’s public spaces and foster stronger connections between its cultural and natural assets.
What makes Park Royal a significant project for Oostende? It’s not just a new park but a strategic effort to:
- Integrate diverse city attractions into a cohesive green corridor
- Encourage active participation from residents and stakeholders
- Enhance accessibility to the sea and cultural sites
- Support sustainable urban development and tourism growth
As Oostende moves forward with Park Royal, residents and visitors alike should stay engaged and share their vision. Could this park become a new symbol of community pride and environmental harmony in the city? Only time and dialogue will tell.
