• Deer enclosure and animal park beside the old villa, started as a deer park in 1950 and grown since
• Ponds and winding paths from the 1830s Zocher garden design, so keep toddlers close near the water
• Brasserie De Koepel in the former orangery across Oosteinde, for a drink or lunch stop

Park Vreugd en Rust is the public garden of an old Voorburg estate, laid out around 1830 with curving ponds and winding paths. Kids head for the deer enclosure, which has grown into a small animal park, and hunt for the sculptures dotted through the grounds. The former orangery now houses Brasserie De Koepel, and an ornate iron gate from the 1910 Brussels World's Fair marks the Parkweg entrance.