We visited on the final weekend of the season and were truly impressed by how beautiful and well maintained the park is. Although many flowers were no longer in full bloom, there were still plenty to admire, including tulips, daffodils, amaryllis, and a wide variety of other flowers. One downside of visiting so late in the season was that all the large flower fields outside the main park were no longer blossoming. There are several observation decks overlooking these fields, which must offer breathtaking views when everything is in full bloom—but unfortunately, they were completely empty during our visit. The park offers much more than just its floral displays. There are several bars and restaurants on site, as well as shops selling local goods and flower bulbs. For families, there are dedicated play areas for children, a lively DJ area, and plenty of space for picnics or simply relaxing on the grass. Benches are thoughtfully placed throughout, and the entire park is impressively clean and well cared for. We spent about 2.5 hours exploring the park at a relaxed pace. Arriving at 10:00, we found the park peaceful and quiet, but by the time we left, it had become quite crowded—so an early arrival is recommended. Entry was €20 per person, and parking cost €9 when booked in advance. If you wait to buy your parking ticket on site, the price increases to €14. Note that parking tickets are checked upon exit. The parking area is well organized, with helpful staff on hand to direct visitors to available spots.

The vibrant colors of the spring garden create a breathtaking spectacle. A gentle breeze carries the sweet fragrance of blossoms throughout the air. The abundance of blooms provides a haven for pollinators, buzzing with activity. Visitors can find solace and rejuvenation amidst the natural beauty. Would suggest to buy tickets in advance and visit during the week when it is not as crowded.

Absolutely LOVED my visit at Keukenhof! Mid-April seems to be the perfect time since almost all the flowers were in full bloom. Even though I came here on a weekday, Easter season draws crowds and crowds for sure, but the splendour and the colours of all the flowers and the lovely smell of the hyacinths everywhere will attract all your attention. This lovely spring park, which confidently claims to be the most beautiful one in the world (and that claim is more than accurate), kept me spellbound and exhilarated for 6 hours straight (short breaks only)! So you can imagine its dimensions! I have never seen that variety of shapes and colours in tulips in my life before, but now they will all be cherished memories for the rest of my life. My favourite ones are called "Apricot Impression", "Pink Impression" and "Design Impression" ... they seem to glow from within. But all other flowers like hyacinths, narcissus, muscari and imperial crowns are stars in their own right! Inside three pavilions you can even marvel at so many different kinds of orchids and amaryllis. Pre-booking of all tickets is strongly advisable to avoid the "fully booked"-disappointment. The entrance fee (20 €), Keukenhof Buzz bus round trip from/to Amsterdam (17 €) and Whisper Boat tour along the tulip fields (10 €) added up to almost 50 €. I would not go on the boat tour again since the views were not what I expected, but at least it provided 45 minutes of tranquility. Almost (but only almost) one star got lost because of the smelly bathrooms even though cleaning staff was buzzing around.