Just 40 minutes from Amsterdam, the largest flower garden in the world offers an unforgettable escape into nature. With a flexible, hassle-free luxury coach service, you can explore the vast tulip field at your own pace. Soak in its enchanting landscapes, admire unique art installations, and experience seasonal flower shows before returning to the city whenever you choose.
The Keukenhof season starts this year on the 20th of March, and will last all the way until the 11th of May.
What's Included in the Keukenhof Tulip Bus Tour Ticket
- Round-trip bus transfer from Amsterdam (a departure every 30 minutes)
- Combination ticket including an Amsterdam canal cruise (if option selected)
- Information leaflet with helpful tips
Keukenhof’s Rich History
Originally designed in 1857 as an ornamental garden for Keukenhof Castle, the park embodies the elegance of the Romantic period. Since opening to the public in 1950, it has become a global icon, where millions of tulips bloom each year around the central pond, framed by sweeping vistas and centuries-old beech trees. For generations, Keukenhof has enchanted visitors with its timeless beauty and unforgettable floral displays.
What You’ll Experience
- The world’s most beautiful spring garden.
- The freedom of Hop on Hop off transportation to and from Amsterdam.
- Over 7 million flower bulbs including a vast array of tulips.
- Frequent departures with guaranteed seating.
Combi-deal: Keukenhof entry and an Amsterdam Canal Cruise
After visiting Keukenhof, discover Amsterdam from a new perspective. Your combination-ticket (if selected) includes a canal cruise, giving you the chance to admire the city's historic buildings, charming bridges, and scenic waterways. The canal cruise ticket is valid up to three days after the departure date of the bus tour.
About Hop-on Hop-off Holland
Hop-on Hop-off Holland is the bus tour company that will take you from Amsterdam to Keukenhof and back. They believe that there is more to Holland than just Amsterdam and are committed to showing the beauty of the Dutch countryside to all those willing to venture out of the city.
