Keukenhof Gardens

Keukenhof Gardens claims the title of the world's largest flower garden, boasting seven million hand-planted bulbs across 32 hectares. That density alone—218,750 bulbs per hectare—outperforms #2 Bollenstreek's natural field density by over 40%, ensuring a spectacle of color from mid-March to mid-May. Each season, 800 tulip varieties bloom in meticulously designed beds, a controlled display unrivaled in variety. A recent visitor survey recorded 95% satisfaction among the 1.4 million annual guests, reinforcing its status as the Netherlands' premier floral attraction. For sheer scale and curation, nothing beats this garden.