Keukenhof Tickets

Keukenhof | The highlight of the Tulip Festival

Keukenhof is a floral wonderland bursting with 7 million flower bulbs! Spanning 32 hectares in Lisse, it displays tulips, hyacinths, lilies, and daffodils in new arrangements every spring. With themed displays, art installations, and over 800 tulip varieties, this hotspot is like stepping into a Dutch postcard!

Amsterdam Tulip Festival 2025: March 20 to May 11

The 78th edition of the Amsterdam Tulip Festival turns Keukenhof into a flower lover’s paradise. Bonus idea: Pair your visit with the Netherlands’ iconic Flower Parade on April 12, 2025, for double the floral fun!

Things to know before booking Keukenhof tickets

Pre-booking tickets: Keukenhof is only open for a limited period between March and May, with the peak season in April. It is only a half-hour journey from Amsterdam, making it ideal for a day trip. With Keukenhof prioritizing its guests' safety and experience, it will operate with a limited capacity of visitors per day for a given time slot. Moreover, visitors won't be allowed to enter without tickets. To avoid the inconvenience of sold-out tickets, it is best to pre-book your tickets. You can show your ticket directly on your phone at the entrance.

Types of tickets: Keukenhof offers a variety of ticket options, so you can pick the perfect one to match your budget, starting point, and the experience you’re after! Opt between entry tickets, round-trip transfers, guided tours, and combo tours.

What’s included: Standard entry tickets include access to Keukenhof and the indoor flower shows. Note that your tickets do not include the whisper boat and parking charges.

Transfer options: While you can get to Keukenhof on your own by car or public transport, organized tours with round-trip transfers make your trip easier, allowing you to explore everything and be back in just 5-6 hours. You can enjoy round-trip transfers in a luxury coach from Amsterdam, Brussels, or Antwerp, based on the ticket you choose.

Guided tours: To make the most of your visit to Keukenhof, it's best to purchase a guided day tour. These tickets offer a well-rounded experience, from transportation services to an experienced guide or a multilingual audioguide.

Combo tours: While Keukenhof is huge and you can easily spend a full day here, you can also club your experience with other popular day trip locations and attractions nearby like Zaanse Schans, the Tulip Experience, and even nearby tulip farms. Since you can visit these in 9-12 hours, combo tours are popular options. Some tulip fields also offer the chance to pluck your own tulips from indoor gardens, making it a fun experience if you have time to spare.

Discounted tickets: Enjoy 10% off on Keukenhof guided tours, combo tours, and day trips with round-trip transfers from Amsterdam or Brussels with our limited-time early bird deal! Available only till March 19, 2025.

Late entry: Walk-ins are not allowed at Keukenhof. Every ticket has a timed entry slot, so please ensure you stick to it. Unfortunately, you may have to re-purchase your ticket to get an entry if you miss your slot.

Parking: If you travel to Keukenhof in your car, buy parking tickets beforehand. There are only limited parking slots available.

Cycling: Keukenhof is only a pedestrian park. This means that cycling is restricted inside the gardens, but you can rent a bike from the car park near the main entrance to explore the garden's surrounding area.

Cancellation policy: All Keukenhof tickets can be canceled 24 hours before the experience commences in case your plans change last minute.

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32 hectares of tulips, hyacinths, daffodils & more

Keukenhof has beautiful gardens that display a variety of flowers, including tulips, roses, hyacinths, daffodils, and more. In addition to the garden layout, Keukenhof has themed Inspirational Gardens on the east side every year.

Frequently Asked Questions about Keukenhof tickets

Does the Amsterdam Tulip Festival take place at Keukenhof?

Yes, Keukenhof is home to the Amsterdam Tulip Festival in the Netherlands. It is the most well-known tulip festival and garden in the world, located around 35 km south of Amsterdam in the small town of Lisse.

What is the best time of day for taking photographs at Keukenhof?

For dreamy photos with soft lighting and less hustle, the early morning or late afternoon is your golden hour at Keukenhof!

What if it rains on the day of my visit?

Rain or shine, Keukenhof is open! Just grab an umbrella and dive into the vibrant colors—rainy weather won’t stop the fun!

What if I need to leave the garden and want to return on the same day?

Re-entry isn’t usually permitted, but on the day of the Flower Parade, you’re allowed to leave and come back to watch the celebrations!

How long does it take to explore Keukenhof?

A visit to Keukenhof typically takes around 2-4 hours. The time spent in the gardens depends on your interests and how crowded the garden is. However, you are free to stay as long as you like till the closing time, as long as you don’t have a transfer coach to catch!