Keukenhof Gardens Tickets
The Keukenhof Gardens are sure to overwhelm you! Treat your senses to an explosion of color during the tulips festival, as you soak in over 7 million tulips from across 800 species. Browse through our selection of Keukenhof Gardens tickets to get skip-the-line entry, guided tours, round trip transfers, and combo experiences.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
To see the flowers at their best, it's recommended to visit Keukenhof in April when the park is in full bloom.
Keukenhof has a different theme each year, so it's worth checking in advance to see if there's a particular theme or exhibition you'd like to see.
Enjoy a leisurely break amidst the blooms. Picnics are allowed in designated areas, and several food stalls offer tasty options.
Venture into lesser-known areas for quieter moments and hidden gems like unique sculptures or themed gardens.
Arrive early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the gardens in a more tranquil atmosphere. The early hours provide excellent lighting for photography.
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About Keukenhof
Experience the beauty of Keukenhof Gardens, Europe's largest flower paradise, just a stone's throw from Amsterdam. With over 7 million blossoms, including 800 varieties of tulips, it's a springtime spectacle you can't miss! Book your Keukenhof Gardens tickets now for skip-the-line access, guided tours, and combo experiences, and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of nature's finest display.
The word ‘Keukenhof’ can be translated to ‘kitchen garden’ in Dutch, in reference to the herbs that used to be gathered in the area for the castle kitchen.
The park is home to an English landscape garden, a Japanese landscape garden, a spring meadow, a natural garden, a historic garden, a garden maze, and several inspiration gardens that are uniquely planted each year.
Keukenhof was established in 1949 by a consortium of bulb growers and flower exporters to showcase their products.
Each autumn, 40 gardeners plant the 7 million bulbs, donated to the park by over 100 growers.
The Keukenhof Garden received 200,000 visitors in its first year.
Why visit Keukenhof?
Plan your visit
Main entrance
The main entrance, situated to the south of the gardens, features a decorative gatehouse and ticket office. Adjacent to it are stops for the Keukenhof Express Bus, tour buses, and taxis, along with ample parking spaces.
Extra entrance
Located to the north of the gardens, the extra entrance operates exclusively during peak times. It provides a smaller parking area for cars and bikes.
- Last entry: 90 minutes before closing time
- Keukenhof Gardens remain open even on holidays like Easter (22 April), Kingsday (27 April), and Liberation Day (5 May).
There is locker facility available near the main entrance where small bags and items can be stored.
Visitors can access the free wifi at various pavilions at the park.
There are public washrooms available at the park.
All lost belongings found in the park are listed on the internet. You have the option to pick them up in person or coordinate for a delivery.
There are many restaurants around the park where you can have a nice meal whenever you want.
You can rent a manual wheelchair for €5, and you can bring your own electric wheelchair inside.
Keukenhof is accessible by wheelchair.
Service animals are allowed at Keukenhof Gardens.
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