Keukenhof

#springblossom Our visit to Keukenhof Gardens was an absolute delight! We dedicated an entire day to exploring the meticulously landscaped gardens, which were a feast for the eyes with their breathtaking displays of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. The vibrant colors and fragrant blooms created an enchanting atmosphere. In addition to the captivating beauty of Keukenhof, our stay in Lisse provided the perfect base for further exploration. Venturing beyond the gardens, we discovered an expansive canvas of tulip fields stretching over a 50-mile radius. Renting bicycles allowed us to immerse ourselves in this sea of colors, making each day an adventure filled with natural wonders. The combination of our time at Keukenhof Gardens and the surrounding tulip fields made for a truly magical and memorable experience. After visiting Lisse a few times now, I can suggest best time to be here is between mid April and mid May.

#springblossom This year, you can also indulge in gossip about cherry blossoms and the beautiful sea of tulips in the Netherlands. The weather is warming up and the sky is gradually lengthening. Finally, spring is coming in Europe! What must be done in spring? Of course it's dressing beautifully and going to see the flowers! The spring breeze brushing against the face and all things reviving is a good season for appreciating flowers. Once a year, let's embark on a swimming trip to visit the Dutch tulip fields and explore the most beautiful spring in the world together! The flower viewing season lasts from mid March to five months each year

I had the opportunity to visit the most beautiful tulip garden in the Netherlands, located in Lisse, Netherlands. It started with purchasing an admission ticket online. If you don't have a personal car, you must take the bus. Start by taking the train to Leiden central station. Then walk out of the train station and wait for bus number 50 to Vreewijk stop, then walk about 1km to the garden. The journey takes almost 1 hour. Alternatively, you can take the train to Sassenheim station and wait for bus number 50 there, which also ends at Vreewijk stop. The garden is very crowded with tourists. Don't forget to watch your belongings and bring sunglasses and a sun hat. For the return trip, walk back to the same bus stop and take the bus to Leiden central station just like before.

#springblossom It was a amazing experience to see so many colours and enjoy the fragrance of various hyacinths and their clouds too. All flowers were at their best and get like was the best time for my visit. Would certainly recommend that all visiting Amsterdam in spring should try and visit the park. Certainly worth all the effort. Required to get there. There are direct buses (3different routes) that make getting to the park easy, via public transport.

KEUKENHOF 🌷 1, 2 or 3 ? Memories from my little trip in Holland during the tulip season two years ago ! I got the chance to visit the famous Keukenhof Garden and was blown away by the colors and shapes of the tulips. I heard it is unfortunately not allowed to open for the second year in a row so I hope it will be open next year as it is truly a must-do for anyone who is visiting this part of the country near Amsterdam 🙏 Have you ever been ? #themepark#nationalpark

Nicknamed "the garden of Europe," the Netherlands. ✨Possessing the most beautiful spring in the world More romantic than roses, tulips. As the national flower of the Netherlands 🌷 Every year from March to May, every corner of the Netherlands is filled with blooming tulips. The whole city is filled with the beauty of spring 💗. · 📍Keukenhof Park is located in the small town of Lisse, near Amsterdam, which is famous for its tulip fields. It is the largest tulip park in the world🌷. In spring🌿, nearly a thousand varieties of tulips compete to bloom in the park, with colorful and gorgeous flower fields, as if walking into a dreamlike fairy tale world. · 🚲Bike riding in the flower fields. Bike rental starts at 3 hours, 💰10 euros for 3 hours, 💰15 euros for a day. 🔺Renting a car comes with four cycling routes, or you can ask the staff for recommendations. · Transportation ✈️Flight: Depart from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and take bus 858 directly to the garden. 🚂Train: Get off at Lisse or Leiden station and take public transport 🚌391. 🚘Self-driving: 30 kilometers away from Amsterdam. · Flower viewing time: late March to late May. 🎫Ticket: Adult 18.5 euros, children aged 4-17 9 euros, it is recommended to purchase in advance online. ·

🇳🇱Here are the most helpful and comprehensive Keukenhof Garden Tips:
 🎫 Tickets & Transportation 🚗: 
-Purchase tickets on the official website. Choose between admission-only 🎟️ or packages with transportation included 🚌. If you're car-less, consider the transport-inclusive option 🚍, starting from Amsterdam's RAI station at €36. It's a bit pricier than admission alone 💰 but saves time with a 30-minute direct ride, while public transport may take an hour or more with transfers.
 🕙 Ideal Timing ⏰: 
The garden opens 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Visit early (before 11:00 AM) for fewer crowds and better morning light for photos 📸. Afternoon visits tend to be busier with less favorable lighting. Plan for around 3 hours ⏳ to explore and capture beautiful shots.
 🌷 Blooming Season 🌼: 
Keukenhof is famous for its spring blooms 🌸 from mid-March to mid-May. April is the prime time to witness the vibrant tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. Blooming timing varies yearly 📅, so check the official website for updates. Don't miss the chance to experience the beauty of spring in full bloom! 🌼🌷🌻 
Hope you enjoy your stay in Netherlands🇳🇱～
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Translated, Keukenhof means "kitchen yard". In the XV century, the lands belonged to the Jacobine of Bavaria. The Duchess ordered vegetable gardens to be laid out in the hunting grounds around the castle so that fresh herbs could be served to the table. In the middle of the 19th century, the owners of the estate commissioned famous landscape architects, father and son by the name of Zoher, who developed the Vondelpark project, to refine the territory in the traditions of English park design with lawns, fountains and walking paths. After the Second World War, Dutch flower exports brought the main income to the treasury and private farms. The park received its first guests in 1949 on the initiative of the mayor of Lisse, who invited exporters to show their products in one place under the open sky. In 2018, the main Dutch flower show was visited by 1.4 million people from 100 countries. In honor of the 70th anniversary, the program of events will be especially intense. The seed fund is provided free of charge by farmers and companies engaged in the supply of goods abroad. The organizers managed to create a popular platform for demonstrating the achievements of the Dutch flower industry and an attractive tourist attraction. In the Netherlands, hundreds of thousands of bulbous crops are grown on the drained lands of Lake Haarlem, but only two months a year you can admire the amazing works of landscape designers and whole carpets of living spring flowers around the town of Lisse. The season in the park begins towards the end of March with the flowering of crocuses, which are replaced by daffodils and hyacinths, and finally, from mid-April, tulips appear in all their splendor before the audience. Towards the end of April, the park is decorated with apple trees in bloom. A tulip is a special flower. What passions boiled around him in the XVII century, fortunes were acquired and collapsed. The black flower is not at all an invention of Alexandre Dumas. Keukenhof speaks all languages of the world in April. Lovers, newly married couples, all of them are here. The Royal Park is incredibly beautiful, all the necessary infrastructure has been created on the territory: benches for recreation, free WC, several cafes, places where you can purchase only water, fresh strawberries or ice cream. #flowerlover #garden #trip

#familytrips2024 Address: Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse, Netherlands Keukenhof, home to over 7 million flowering tulips 🌷, daffodils and other bulb flowers in spring, is only open for around 2 months a year from March to May. Keukenhof offers a unique scent and colour experience with the many open inspirational colourful garden spaces, the beautiful flower shows in 3 of their pavilions, boat ride, lovely windmill, and many activities for children and families. It's a really unforgettable and wonderful visit which one should not miss. My dream destination will be Japan.

Alright, buckle up because I'm about to take you on a journey through a garden so gorgeous it'll make your Instagram explode with envy! Picture this: you step through the gates of Keukenhof Garden in Amsterdam and suddenly you're surrounded by a kaleidoscope of colors that would make even Monet jealous. I'm talking rows upon rows of tulips in every shade of the rainbow – it's like Mother Nature herself decided to throw the ultimate springtime party! And let me tell you, the fragrance in the air? It's like a symphony for your nose. You'll find yourself stopping every few steps just to take it all in. But Keukenhof isn't just about the flowers (although let's be real, they're pretty darn amazing). There are winding paths to explore, charming bridges to cross, and even a few hidden nooks perfect for a quiet moment of reflection. Oh, and did I mention the windmills? Because yes, there are actual windmills dotted throughout the garden, adding a touch of Dutch charm to the whole experience. Now, I could go on and on about my favorite parts – like the mesmerizing flower mosaics or the themed gardens that transport you to different corners of the world – but honestly, you just have to see it for yourself. Keukenhof Garden is like stepping into a fairytale, and trust me, you won't want to leave! #Amsterdam #keukenhof #netherland #Tulip #Flower

Spring flowers are always irresistible, and their stunning beauty is indeed true~ Those who love flowers and photography should hurry up! Attraction Information Keukenhof Park in the Netherlands: Little science time: This is the largest and most famous flower festival in the Netherlands, with a total of 7 million flowers blooming during this period. In addition to tulips, there are also irises, lilies, daffodils, orchids, hyacinths, and more on display Park opening hours: 8:00-7:30 🚌Transportation: First take the M52 subway to europaplein, then change to the bus line 852, which takes about 30min to reach the park~ Just check GoogleMap. 🎫: You need to book your tickets in advance, scan the code to enter, the park is not crowded at 8 am, but it starts to get crowded at noon! The park is quite large, it takes about 3h to walk around, it's recommended to set aside half a day. When entering the park, just go with the flow, clockwise or counterclockwise, everywhere you look there are beautiful tulips, in all sorts of colors and varieties.

"Embark on a journey of wonder amidst the vibrant tulip fields of Keukenhof, a true feast for the senses! Lose yourself in a symphony of colors as you wander through endless rows of meticulously cultivated tulips, each variety more breathtaking than the last. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking a moment of tranquility, Keukenhof offers an unforgettable experience. And with Amsterdam's delightful spring weather as your backdrop, every moment becomes a cherished memory. Don't let this opportunity pass you by - come and immerse yourself in the beauty of tulip season! #Keukenhof #TulipMania #AmsterdamBeauty #SpringSplendor"