Keukenhof: Entry + Roundtrip Bus Transfer from A’dam Tower Tickets at Keukenhof

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Keukenhof is a 32-hectare spring garden near Lisse featuring over 7 million flowering bulbs, with roundtrip bus transfer from A'dam Tower included.

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About Keukenhof: Entry + Roundtrip Bus Transfer from A'dam Tower

Keukenhof is a landmark flower garden in Lisse, South Holland, widely known as the Garden of Europe. Covering 32 hectares, it hosts over 7 million flowering bulbs planted each season, with tulips forming the centrepiece of the display. The garden opened in 1950 and operates for a limited window each spring, typically from mid-March to mid-May, making it one of the most seasonally specific natural attractions in the Netherlands.

The grounds are divided into themed sections, including a Japanese garden, a historical garden, and several glasshouses where rare and early-blooming varieties are displayed regardless of outdoor conditions. Keukenhof draws visitors from across Europe and beyond during its short annual season, with the tulip fields of the surrounding Bollenstreek region providing additional colour along the route.

What to expect

This ticket combines direct entry to Keukenhof with a roundtrip bus transfer departing from A'dam Tower at Overhoeksplein 51, on the north bank of the IJ. The bus is air-conditioned and operates on a direct route without intermediate stops, reducing travel time compared to public connections. Return timing is flexible, allowing visitors to spend as long as they choose inside the gardens before boarding a later departure.

Inside the gardens, visitors can walk freely across the landscaped paths, visit the glasshouses, and explore the Japanese and historical garden sections. Entry covers full access to all open areas within the grounds. Booking this combined option removes the need to arrange separate transport, which is particularly useful during peak weeks when parking and public bus services near Lisse are heavily used.

Keukenhof and getting there

Keukenhof sits near Lisse in the heart of the Dutch bulb-growing region, approximately 35 kilometres south-west of Amsterdam city centre. The transfer departs from A'dam Tower, directly accessible from Amsterdam Centraal by a free ferry crossing the IJ. For more on planning a visit, see the full Keukenhof schedule or browse the wider range of Amsterdam attractions to build your itinerary around the trip.

Why you'll love it

Roundtrip bus transfer included from A'dam Tower
Entry to Keukenhof gardens in Lisse, South Holland
32 hectares of grounds with over 7 million flowering bulbs
Tulips form the centrepiece of the seasonal display
Gardens open mid-March to mid-May each spring
Explore themed sections including a Japanese garden

What's included

Entry ticket to Keukenhof
Roundtrip bus transfer from A’dam Tower
Guaranteed seat in an air-conditioned bus
Direct route without stops
Flexible return time

Good to know

Know before you go: Arrival and getting there
Make your way to Overhoeksplein 51 in good time before your chosen departure. The bus is air-conditioned and runs a direct route to Keukenhof without stops, so there is no need to worry about connections. Your return is flexible, meaning you can choose when to head back rather than being tied to a fixed time.
Getting around the venue
Keukenhof covers 32 hectares, so comfortable, flat-soled shoes are a practical choice. The gardens are largely outdoors, so dress for the weather and consider bringing a light layer. Photography for personal use is welcome throughout the grounds. There are cafes and refreshment points on site, so you can eat and drink as you explore.
Cancellation policy: Free cancellation up to the day of the experience.

Frequently asked

What is included in the Keukenhof entry and roundtrip bus transfer from A'dam Tower?

The ticket includes entry to Keukenhof, a roundtrip bus transfer from A'dam Tower, a guaranteed seat in an air-conditioned bus, and a direct route without stops. You also benefit from a flexible return time, so you can spend as long as you like in the gardens.

Where does the bus to Keukenhof depart from?

The bus departs from Overhoeksplein 51, at A'dam Tower in Amsterdam. A'dam Tower is located in Amsterdam Noord, directly across the IJ waterway from Amsterdam Centraal station, which is reachable by a short free ferry crossing.

What is Keukenhof and what can I see there?

Keukenhof, known as the Garden of Europe, is a 32-hectare attraction in the Netherlands featuring over 7 million tulips, a Japanese garden, and much more. It is one of the world's largest flower gardens and opens for only a few weeks each year during tulip season.