Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands is one of the most famous and spectacular flower gardens in the world, located near the town of Lisse, not far from Amsterdam. It is best known for its extraordinary display of tulips, the Dutch national symbol, but is also home to a wide variety of other spring flowers such as hyacinths, daffodils, orchids, roses, carnations, and many others.
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It is open only in spring, during the tulip blooming season. To see the opening times, you must connect to the official website
The 2026 opening period is from March 19th to May 10th.
The park covers approximately 32 hectares, and approximately 7 million flower bulbs are planted each year. There are also markets and exhibitions where you can see many species of tulips.
How to reach it
The park is easily accessible by car; there’s convenient paid parking (in which case, it’s best to buy a ticket and parking fee). Alternatively, the park is well served by public transport from Amsterdam. I recommend using GetYourGuide’s transfer service.
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How to take photos
The park is a paradise for macro photography. There are countless tulips and other flowers. They are meticulously cared for, and you’re truly spoiled for choice, especially the vast variety of tulips with their unique colors and shapes.
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