This colourful tour takes us through the outstanding flower fields in the direction of the Keukenhof, the world’s largest flower garden. Inside the Keukenhof gardens there will be plenty of time to admire this beautiful internationally renowned display of all sorts of flowers in a relaxed way.

There are about seven million different bulbs planted each year, including a wide variety of tulips, hyacinths, orchids, daffodils, lilies and crocuses. Especially the tulip displays are breathtaking; there are more then 700 different varieties.

There is also a large collection of sculptures and works of art scattered throughout the Keukenhof garden.

Don’t miss the Keukenhof windmill which provides an excellent vantage point to take pictures.

The Keukenhof started as a kitchen garden of countess Jacoba Van Beieren in the 15th century on the grounds of the nearby castle Teylingen. Nowadays the garden measures more then 32 hectares or around 80 acres.

The Keukenhof is visited by almost 1 million visitors per year and is the most photographed spot in the world.

Prices: 

• 4.5 hour duration € 34 per adult, € 17 per child ( 4-12 years)

• 7 hour duration € 39 per adult, € 19,50 per child ( 4-12 years)

• 9 hour duration € 45 per adult, € 22,50 per child ( 4-12 years)

• Infants (0-3 years) free of charge 

Departure: daily from 18/03/2010 till 16/05/2010

Times : 

• 4.5 hour duration @ 09:30 and 14:30
• 7 hour duration @ 12:15
• 9 hour duration @ 09:30

Location:  Damrak 26, Amsterdam;

(approx. 200 meters from the Central Station) 

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This colourful tour takes us through the outstanding flower fields in the direction of the Keukenhof, the world’s largest flower garden. Inside the Keukenhof gardens there will be plenty of time to admire this beautiful internationally renowned display of all sorts of flowers in a relaxed way.

There are about seven million different bulbs planted each year, including a wide variety of tulips, hyacinths, orchids, daffodils, lilies and crocuses. Especially the tulip displays are breathtaking; there are more then 700 different varieties.

There is also a large collection of sculptures and works of art scattered throughout the Keukenhof garden.

Don’t miss the Keukenhof windmill which provides an excellent vantage point to take pictures.

The Keukenhof started as a kitchen garden of countess Jacoba Van Beieren in the 15th century on the grounds of the nearby castle Teylingen. Nowadays the garden measures more then 32 hectares or around 80 acres.

The Keukenhof is visited by almost 1 million visitors per year and is the most photographed spot in the world.

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