10 Photos showing the beauty of the Keukenhof flower gardens

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Written By Josephine Rees

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Keukenhof is a gorgeous flower garden located just 30 km outside of Amsterdam. With 32 hectares of over 800 different types of colourful flowers, it’s a must if you’re visiting the Netherlands in spring. As accessibility is high on the agenda, Keukenhof is also a great day trip for anyone using a wheelchair.

Whether you’re planning a trip to Keukenhof or want to experience it from farther away, here are 10 photos that prove the flowers and colours at Keukenhof are absolutely stunning:

 
Red and orange flowers at Keukenhof and a bridge full of people in the background.
A yellow flower surrounded by yellow and pink flowers at Keukenhof
Red tulips at Keukenhof
A hill of colourful flowers at Keukenhof.
Pink and yellow 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.

Feeling inspired to visit Keukenhof?

Josephine Rees

My name is Josephine Rees (1993) and I am Dutch-British. I was raised in Tokyo and Moscow and moved to the Netherlands to study Anthropology & Human Geography in 2012. After briefly living in Thailand and Cambodia, I am now based in Amsterdam and have recently completed my MSc in Social Policy and Public Health.

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