Each year, Keukenhof features diverse garden styles. From the Inspirational Gardens that offer ideas for your own backyard to the historic Clusius Garden, which recreates the 16th-century botanical style, there is a design for every taste.
What to see at Keukenhof?
The Thematic Gardens
Indoor flower shows
When you want to step inside, the pavilions (Oranje Nassau, Willem-Alexander, and Beatrix) host rotating floral displays. These shows feature lilies, orchids, and roses in artistic arrangements that change weekly to reflect the peak of the season.
The historic windmill
Located at the edge of the park, this 19th-century mill offers more than a photo op. You can climb to the gallery for a panoramic view of the surrounding commercial tulip fields that stretch toward the horizon.
Keukenhof Castle
Located just across the road from the flower gardens, the 17th-century Keukenhof Castle stands on a lush estate. While the flower park is seasonal, the castle grounds are often open year-round for walks through history.
The whisper boats
For a unique perspective, hop on an electric-powered whisper boat. These vessels navigate the narrow canals surrounding the park, allowing you to see the vibrant stripes of the tulip farmers' fields from the water level.
Sculpture Park
Keukenhof is not just about flowers; it is the largest sculpture park in the Netherlands. As you wander, you’ll find over 100 contemporary artworks by local artists strategically placed to complement the floral landscapes.
