Keukenhof

KEUKENHOF IN BLOOM

A world full of colour, flowers and inspiration. Every spring, Keukenhof is transformed into one of the most extraordinary places in the Netherlands. Stroll amongst millions of blooming tulips, hyacinths and daffodils, discover colourful flower displays and enjoy the beautiful gardens and pavilions.

What to expect

When?: Thursday 18 March to Sunday 9 May 2027, from 8.00 am to 7.00 pm

What to do: Stroll through the colourful gardens, admire millions of blooming flowers, visit the flower shows and pavilions, and explore the various themed gardens. Combine your visit with a cycle ride or walk through the Bollenstreek.

Weather: Spring in the Netherlands can be changeable. Bring a jacket and be prepared for sunny, chilly or rainy days. Much of the park is outdoors

Crowds: Keukenhof can get particularly busy at weekends and around the middle of the flowering season. Go early in the day or choose a weekday for a quieter experience.

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Top 5 Tips

Go early in the day

Start your visit early to beat the crowds and enjoy the gardens at your leisure.

Take the time to go for a walk

Keukenhof is a large park. Allow at least a couple of hours to explore the various gardens and pavilions.

Book your tickets in advance

It can get busy in the spring. Booking in advance will make your visit much easier.

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Don’t forget the flower shows

As well as the outdoor gardens, there are several impressive indoor flower displays, each featuring different flowers and arrangements.

Combine a visit to Keukenhof with the Bulb Region

Make the most of your visit and spend the whole day exploring the colourful flower fields around Lisse by bike, car or on foot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Keukenhof is only open for part of the year, during the spring when the flowers are in bloom.

Allow around 3 to 4 hours to explore the gardens, pavilions and flower shows at your leisure.

Yes. Keukenhof is suitable for families and features, amongst other things, a playground and a treasure hunt for children.

Yes. There are various cycle routes through the Bollenstreek in the vicinity of Keukenhof. Cycling through the flower fields is a lovely way to explore the area.

Yes. There are various restaurants, cafés and outdoor seating areas in the park where you can stop for a coffee, lunch or a treat.

That varies from year to year and depends on the weather and the flowering season. Throughout the spring season, there are various types of flowers and ever-changing colours.