Keukenhof

Keukenhof Gardens, also known as 'The Garden of Europe', is the world's largest permanent flower garden, where we can admire fantastic floral displays. About seven million tulip bulbs are planted here each year along with crocuses, daffodils, orchids and other flowers, creating an explosion of brilliant colour.

The gardens only open in the spring, to ensure the best possible seasonal display of the beautiful flowering plants. Across 80 acres of parkland, Keukenhof also has tranquil ponds, sculpture gardens, greenhouses, a windmill open to the public, and has several cafés and terraces to relax in.