Keukenhof in photos: Impressions from 2024

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Written By Josephine Rees

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In March 2024, Keukenhof opened its doors for a new spring season. Located just 30 km outside of Amsterdam, this vibrant 32-hectare flower garden attracts thousands of visitors annually from around the world. With wheelchair accessibility high on the agenda, Keukenhof is also a great day trip for anyone using a wheelchair.

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In April 2024, I made my way to Keukenhof on a glorious sunny day. Below you’ll find some impressions of Keukenhof’s hundreds of colourful flowers:

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Miffy flowers at Keukenhof
Pink and red flowers at Keukenhof

For more information about Keukenhof’s accessibility, visit Able Amsterdam’s Keukenhof page or read my blog post about what makes Keukenhof wheelchair-friendly.

To find out more about Keukenhof and plan your next visit, go to the Keukenhof website or follow Keukenhof on Instagram.

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Josephine Rees

Josephine Rees (1993) is a Dutch-British professional based in Amsterdam. Inspired by her personal experiences as a mobility aid user, she founded Able Amsterdam in November 2018. Over the years, the platform grew to feature a wide range of accessible locations and practical tips for navigating the city. Josephine managed Able Amsterdam until October 2025, when she passed it on to Silvia Causin, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

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