Keukenhof 2022
Keukenhof is the most beautiful Spring garden in the world. Well-known all-over the world. It’s one of the world’s largest flower gardens, situated 40 minutes in the south of Amsterdam. Keukenhof Park covers an area of 32 hectares (79 acres) and approximately 7 million flower bulbs are planted in the gardens annually.
Keukenhof is widely known for its tulips, it also features numerous other flowers, including hyacinths, daffodils, lilies, roses, carnations and irises. Keukenhof is only open from March 24th May 15th 2022.
The Keukenhof is the No.1 visited tourist attraction in The Netherlands. The Keukenhof of today is the initiative of a group of bulb farmers; they were interested in a permanent exhibition. In 1950, the park opened its door and during the last 67 years Keukenhof has grown into a world famous attraction. Over 7 million bulbs are planted by 100 flower bulb companies. During the whole year, a team of 40 gardeners is busy making Keukenhof the beautiful park that it is today.

Highlights
• Visit the most famous and largest spring garden in the world
• Enjoy the comfortable bus ride with direct connection from Amsterdam Centre
• Frequent departures offered throughout the day with a bus departing every 30 minutes
• Skip the queues and gain hassle-free entry at the Keukenhof
• Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city
Prices
This bus tour runs from 24 March till 15 May 2022
Take the trip to Keukenhof!
Departure details
From Amsterdam Central Station, you can take the free ferry with direction “Buiksloterweg”. This is only a 3 minute boat trip. From here, it is just a 1 minute walk to THIS IS HOLLAND. The check-in is at the giftshop.
Where to buy
You can buy our tickets online. Or at the following locations:
- THIS IS HOLLAND
- At the front desk of your hotel

The Keukenhof
Though the Keukenhof is a world famous park, almost everyone, except for the Dutch of course, has trouble pronouncing the name “Keukenhof.” That raises the question; why is it called ‘Keukenhof’ , instead of an easy name, such as Tulip Park? Well, this is an interesting story, that goes back to the 15th century. Countess ‘Jacoba van Beieren’ went to these fields to gather food for the kitchen of their castle. ‘Keukenhof’ means ‘Kitchen Garden’ in Dutch, so there you go.
The Keukenhof is the No.1 visited tourist attraction in The Netherlands. The Keukenhof of today is the initiative of a group of bulb farmers; they were interested in a permanent exhibition. In 1950, the park opened its door and during the last 67 years Keukenhof has grown into a world famous attraction. Over 7 million bulbs are planted by 100 flower bulb companies. During the whole year, a team of 40 gardeners is busy making Keukenhof the beautiful park that it is today.