Amsterdam: Feel the fragrance of tulips in Keukenhof Park

Amsterdam is the capital and largest city of the Netherlands. It is located in the north of the Netherlands and is commonly known as "Venice of the North". In March, Amsterdam is filled with the smell of tulips. As the national flower of the Netherlands, tulips symbolize richness and elegance. Many tourists come here for the sake of experiencing the exotic fragrance.

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Located about 30 kilometers southwest of Amsterdam, Keukenhof Park is the world's largest tulip park, also known as the European Garden, and attracts countless tourists and photography enthusiasts every year. When you come here, you can stroll in the sea of flowers, take photos like postcards with your camera, or rent a bicycle and ride freely in the park. In addition, if you have enough time, you can also participate in various gardening and flower arrangement activities, and develop your own sentiments.

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To say that the most beautiful place to see tulips is the Keukenhof Tulip Park, so where do you go to buy tulips? Be sure to visit the Singel Flower Market in the heart of Amsterdam. The flower market opened in 1862. Since it was built by the canals of Amsterdam, it looks like a glass house built on the water from a distance. In fact, it is not floating on the water. The glass house is like a mini version of a greenhouse. When you enter the flower market, you will be attracted by the bright colors and the scent of tulips in the distance. You can't help but be infected by the colorful here.

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If you want to learn more about the history and culture of tulips, of course, go to the Tulip Museum to find out. Founded in 2004, Amsterdam Tulip Museum is the only institution to detail the “Tulip Fever” in the Netherlands. This exquisite and small museum is located on the banks of the Princes Canal in the Jordaan district of Amsterdam, across the bridge from the Anne Frank House. The museum shows the process of tulip bulbs from primitive natural wild varieties to modern 21st century cultivation of new products through pictures, real objects and interactive videos. In the museum shop, you can buy unique tulip souvenirs, a variety of seasonal bulbs, books and handicrafts. And the in-store planting experts can always answer your questions about flower planting and horticultural design.