Tulip Experience Amsterdam is located in the flower village of Noordwijkerhout, about 40 kilometres from Amsterdam’s canals. The venue is a tulip museum and a tulip show garden in one. There are lots of fun photo locations where you can take great selfies. You will also learn all about Dutch tulips in a modern exhibition. They are only open during the Dutch tulip season. Tulip Experience Amsterdam is currently closed and reopens in spring 2027. Tickets for the 2027 season go on sale via the official website later in 2026.
Tulip museum and tulip show garden with photo opportunities
Just 2 kilometres from the popular Keukenhof Gardens is the Tulip Experience Amsterdam. Set up by a flower bulb growing family, these attractions offer everything you need to enjoy Dutch tulips. From the extensive tulip museum to the tulip garden with more than 4 million tulips.
Entrance fees and availability
Tulip Experience Amsterdam sells admission tickets per day and with a time slot. This way, they ensure that the tulip museum and tulip show garden are never too crowded. Do book your ticket in time to make sure you can get in. Below are the prices of the most recent season (2026). Prices for spring 2027 will be announced on the official website later in 2026.
| Tulip Experience Amsterdam | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (12+) | € 12.00 | Reserve tickets |
| Child (3-11) | € 6.50 | Reserve tickets |
| Child (0-2) | Free | |
| Parking | Free | |
| Tour from Amsterdam | € 79.50 | Reserve tickets |
What can you do at Tulip Experience Amsterdam?
Tulip Experience Amsterdam combines three experiences in one visit: a tulip show garden, a tulip museum and an indoor tulip picking garden. Everything is located on a working flower bulb farm in the Bollenstreek, the famous flower bulb region between Amsterdam and the North Sea coast.
Walk through a show garden with 4 million tulips
The show garden contains about 4 million tulips in roughly 700 varieties, planted in colourful beds with plenty of photo spots. It is one of the largest tulip show gardens in the Netherlands and a favourite alternative to walking into private tulip fields, which is not allowed in most of the Bollenstreek.
Discover the story of the tulip in the museum
In the modern tulip museum you learn how a tulip bulb becomes a flower, how the Netherlands grew into the world’s flower bulb centre and what happens on the farm in each season. An audio tour is available in 11 languages, so most international visitors can follow the story in their own language.
Pick your own tulips indoors
In the indoor picking garden you put together your own bunch of tulips, whatever the weather. Picking a bunch is included in your admission ticket, so you always take a colourful souvenir home.
More to discover
On site you will also find a regional products market, a coffee corner, a small cinema, art exhibitions and play activities for kids. Free parking is available for cars, campers and buses during your visit.
A real family flower farm
Tulip Experience Amsterdam was created by the Pennings family, who have been growing tulips in Noordwijkerhout since 1951. Three generations have worked on the farm: founder Wim Pennings, his son Simon, and granddaughter Sylvia, who leads the visitor experience today. The attraction received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023, 2024 and 2025 and was named one of the “Best Hidden Gems of the World” in 2023.
Opening times 2027
Tulip Experience Amsterdam is open during the Dutch tulip season only, roughly from mid-March to early May. The attraction is currently closed and reopens in spring 2027; the exact opening dates and ticket sales for 2027 will be announced on the official website later in 2026. In 2026 the season ran from 19 March to 10 May, so a similar period can be expected.
How to get to Tulip Experience Amsterdam
The address is Delfweg 37, 2211 VK Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands. By car, Tulip Experience Amsterdam is about 35 minutes from Amsterdam (32 km), 20 minutes from Schiphol Airport (23 km) and only 4 minutes from Keukenhof (4 km), close to the Lisse/Delfweg exit of the N206. Parking is free during your visit (maximum 2 hours). By public transport, take a train to Hillegom station, then bus 22 towards Leiden to the Ruigenhoek stop; from there it is a 10-minute walk. By bicycle, the farm lies along the most popular cycling routes of the Bollenstreek, with a separate cycle path next to the Delfweg.
Planning a flower day out in the Bollenstreek? Combine Tulip Experience Amsterdam with the nearby Tulip Farm De Tulperij or The Tulip Barn, discover more flower farms near Amsterdam, walk through the tulip fields or time your visit around the annual flower parades in the Bollenstreek flower region.
Frequently asked questions about Tulip Experience Amsterdam
When is Tulip Experience Amsterdam open?
Only during the tulip season in spring. The attraction is currently closed and reopens in spring 2027. In 2026 it was open daily from 19 March to 10 May; the 2027 dates will be published on the official website.
How much does Tulip Experience Amsterdam cost?
In the 2026 season an adult ticket (12+) cost € 12.00 and a child ticket (3–11) € 6.50; children up to 2 visited free. Tickets are sold per day and time slot. Prices for spring 2027 will be announced later in 2026.
Is tulip picking included in the ticket?
Yes. In the indoor picking garden you pick your own bunch of tulips, and this is included in the admission ticket.
How far is Tulip Experience Amsterdam from Amsterdam and Keukenhof?
The farm is in Noordwijkerhout, about 32 kilometres (35 minutes by car) from Amsterdam and only 4 kilometres from Keukenhof – roughly 4 minutes by car or 10 minutes by bicycle.
Is parking free at Tulip Experience Amsterdam?
Yes, parking for cars, campers and buses is free during your visit, with a maximum of 2 hours. Reservation is not needed.
Dreaming of a sea of tulips? Check ticket availability below and book your time slot for the new season – the Dutch tulip season is short, colourful and worth planning ahead for.
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