Keukenhof 2025
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Keukenhof 2025
BUY YOUR KEUKENHOF TICKETS NOW!
19 March to 10 May 2026
TULIP SEASON: THE KEUKENHOF OPENS AGAIN
This is a quick reminder for anyone who’s planning to be in or around Amsterdam between the end of March and the middle of May. The Keukenhof will officially be blooming beautifully for all to see from 19 March.
Boris went along last year and came back with some stunning photos and top tips to share with you!
Read his full report right here.
And here’s a short summary written by yours truly…
KEUKENHOF TICKETS
A SELECTION
1 MINUTE
AT THE KEUKENHOF GARDENS
Take a look yourself!
We’ll take you to Keukenhof for a minute and give you an idea of what to expect there!
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Your Celine
The details
at a glance
Opening hours:
19 March to 10 May 2026
Daily, 8.00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m
Prices:
EUR 21 for adults (online)
EUR 25 at the cash desk
EUR 10 for children between 4 and 17 years
free admission for children up to 3 years
Getting there:
Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse
Netherlands
By Car: Anyone arriving by car must secure a parking ticket. Wild parking is not permitted! Parking tickets only on the official site.
Public transportation:
Train: Inexpensive, duration: approx. 1.5 hours, 1x change in Sassenheim, Haarlem or Sipol Airpot – depending on the connection.
Easy and relaxed: the providers’ shuttle bus + admission ticket
Tiqets shuttle bus from: EUR 35
GetYourGuide shuttle bus from: EUR 39
Same offer, two different agencies.
Guided tours & day trips:
Of course there are also day trips, guided tours and other add-ons. Here are my 2 favourites:
Day trip with shuttle bus + entrance fee + windmills + bulb farm + hike in bulb fields + 1.5 hour canal cruise near Keukenhof. Price: EUR 87.50 for 8.5 hours. Tour in ENGLISH
Keukenhof + bicycle tour through tulip fields: Arrive yourself, admission to Keukenhof + 2.5-hour bicycle tour through tulip fields from EUR 49.50
Additional Information:
– The park is divided into different garden areas (biological garden, rose tea garden, tropical beach garden etc.)
– There are also various indoor flower shows
– At the weekends there are various activities such as music, a flower parade or a children’s program
– There are various restaurants in the park
– You can only pay by card
– Wheelchairs can be borrowed (EUR 5)
WHAT IS THERE TO DO
AT THE KEUKENHOF?
Let’s start by saying that the flowers are the stars of the show! And we’ve been waiting all year for them to bloom!
There are around 7 million spring flowers here in total, with about 4.5 million tulips being planted by hand every year along with daffodils, hyacinths and crocuses. It’s more than worth all that effort – trust me!
It’s important to remember that not all the flowers are out at the same time. Crocuses, daffodils and hyacinths – and some tulips – bloom early. But you have to wait until the back end of the season to admire some other types of tulips, including the taller varieties.
Footpaths covering a distance of 15 km in total guide you through the sea of spring blooms, taking you past huge flower beds and branching off into narrow trails leading to charming little gardens and water features.
It may come as no surprise that there’s a windmill in the park!
And all you art aficionados out there will be pleased to hear that there are plenty of sculptures to check out too.
You won’t want to miss the floral displays inside the various pavilions, which are filled with orchids or tulips presented to perfection.
Among all the flowers, you’ll also find food stalls, restaurants and a traditional Dutch organ or two.
Be warned that the Keukenhof can get pretty busy at the weekend, so you’ll be better off going during the week if you can.
Cool for kids:
There’s a free scavenger hunt to keep the little ones entertained. You can pick up a booklet from the information desk at the entrance to the park or download it from the website before you go (available in English).
Kids will also enjoy the petting zoo, where they can see goats, pigs and peacocks up close.
The play area and maze are also popular with children who need a break from all the flowers!
Text and image rights: © Céline Mülich, 2023 – 2026
Plan of the courtyard: © Keukenhof official website: https://keukenhof.nl/en/
