Experience the Extraordinary Magic of Dutch Tulips
The tulip fields of the Netherlands are a breathtaking spectacle and a must-see for visitors seeking vibrant colors, stunning landscapes, and a taste of Dutch heritage. Each spring, the countryside transforms into a patchwork quilt of red, pink, yellow, purple, and white blooms, drawing millions of admirers from around the globe. Don’t miss the chance to admire the iconic flowers at one of the following destinations if you’re lucky enough to be in The Netherlands in spring.
Keukenhof
Welcome to “Keukenhof,” the World’s Most Beautiful Spring Garden. Nestled in the heart of the Netherlands, Keukenhof is a must-visit destination for flower lovers, garden enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a breathtaking sensory experience. Known as the “Garden of Europe,” Keukenhof showcases over 7 million flowers, including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more, making it one of the largest and most iconic flower gardens in the world. With over 800 varieties of tulips, Keukenhof is a great destination to see the Netherlands’ most famous flower in all its glory. You'll find tulips of every color and shape, including rare and experimental breeds. Art lovers can enjoy sculptures and installations scattered throughout the park. (Approx. 2 hours)
Noordoostpolder
For those with a bit of time and a love for adventure, we offer a truly unique opportunity: a day trip to the Noordoostpolder, the largest flower-growing region in the Netherlands. This is not just a visit—it’s an unforgettable journey along the 70-mile Tulip Route, hailed by National Geographic as “one of the world’s most beautiful road trips.” Prepare to be amazed as you travel through endless, vibrant tulip fields, with opportunities to admire their beauty both from the comfort of our van and up close. You'll get the chance to walk along the edges of the fields, immersing yourself in a sea of color and capturing incredible photos. What makes this tour truly special is its authenticity. We take you to countless working tulip farms, offering a rare glimpse into the heart of Dutch tulip cultivation. Along the way, we’ll pause for breaks to enjoy the peaceful countryside and absorb the atmosphere of this remarkable region. For many visitors, this is more than a tour—it’s an experience of a lifetime. (Approx. 8 hours, Day Trip)
Hillegom: The Tulip Barn
The Tulip Barn, located in Hillegom, is a vibrant spring attraction nestled in the heart of the Dutch flower bulb region. In Springtime, visitors can immerse themselves in a stunning garden featuring over 1.5 million blooming tulips, encompassing more than 200 unique varieties. Designed as an open-air Instagram paradise, the garden boasts numerous photo opportunities with charming props such as swings, vintage tractors, and colorful pianos, allowing guests to capture memorable moments amidst the floral splendor. Adjacent to the tulip fields, an authentic greenhouse has been transformed into a cozy café. Here, visitors can enjoy a pastry or a drink. Additionally, various food trucks will be present at the weekends, providing a varied range of delicious food. (Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes)
Royal FloraHolland
Royal FloraHolland is the largest international marketplace for flowers and plants, a bustling hub where nature meets commerce on an extraordinary scale. Located in Aalsmeer, this world-famous flower auction is not just about tulips—you’ll find millions of other flowers and plants from around the globe, creating a dazzling display of color and fragrance year-round (not only in spring!). Take a tour through this fascinating marketplace and witness the behind-the-scenes action that drives the global flower trade. For flower lovers, industry enthusiasts, and curious travelers alike, Royal FloraHolland offers an unforgettable glimpse into a world where beauty and business come together. There is only one catch: we pick you up early, because the action happens around 7.00 AM. (Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes)
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