Advertising at metrostation {Graskruid}

Advertising at Graskruid station means communicating directly with the residents of Ommoord in their own familiar environment. The target audience is a stable and loyal community of over 25,000 people who live, work, and enjoy life in the district.

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• The neighborhood resident: From young families to seniors who have lived in the district for decades. This is a loyal audience that uses the metro for work, school, grocery shopping and social activities both within and outside the neighborhood.
• The local shopper: Commuters at Graskruid are practically minded. They are on their way to nearby shopping centers like Hesseplaats and Binnenhof for their daily and weekly groceries.
• Families and students: With several schools and daycare centers in the immediate vicinity, there is a daily flow of parents and children traveling to and from the area.
• The outdoor enthusiast: On weekends and after work, residents use the station as a starting point for the many green recreational areas in and around the district.

The area surrounding Graskruid station exudes the tranquility and green character of the Ommoord district. It is a station deeply rooted in the local community, surrounded by places of great importance to its residents.

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• The green heart: Situated between the Grassenbuurt and Kruidenbuurt neighborhoods, with the Albert Schweitzerplantsoen park as an immediate neighbor. Its proximity to the Ommoordse Veld and the Bergse Bos makes it a perfect starting point for leisure and relaxation.
• A hub for the region: As a junction where metro lines A and B split, Graskruid offers fast connections to all corners of the metropolitan region, from the beaches of Hoek van Holland to the city center.
• Local amenities: The station provides access to the district and its facilities, from the shops at Hesseplaats and Binnenhof to community centers like the 'Huis van de wijk' (House of the Neighborhood).
• Art that connects: Located directly at the metro line junction, the artwork 'Scheidende wegen' (Parting Ways) stands as a recognizable beacon for every commuter on this route.