- Originally used by Dutch royalty to grow fruits and vegetables, Keukenhof now welcomes travelers in search of Holland's famous tulips.
- Keukenhof is only ever open to the public for 8 weeks in a year from mid-March to mid-May, with the flower-viewing peak in mid-April.
- Public transportation offers a convenient and comfortable way to reach Keukenhof Gardens swiftly.
- 2024 hakkında güncel bilgilerle Keukenhof hakkında bilmediğiniz her şey. Keukenhof'nun tanımı ve terimi.
- Show allEnglishespañolfrançais中文. English: Keukenhof, situated in Lisse, Netherlands, is the largest tulip garden in the world.
- Keukenhof devlet sübvansiyonu almaz; gelirler bilet satışlarından ve tesis içi yiyecek ve içecek lisans sahiplerinden elde edilmektedir.
- From the Outside World to the World of Flowers The gatehouse is the transition between the outside world and the world of Keukenhof and all its flowers.
- The Lisse-based floral exhibition is set on 32 hectares (or 79 acres) of land and each bulb is painstakingly planted by one of Keukenhof’s 40 gardeners.
- Keukenhof boasts more than 7 million bulbs in bloom each year and has a variety of 800 different amazing tulips.