[2025 Lisse Attraction] Travel Guide for Keukenhof (Updated Mar)

The layout of the garden is very unique! There are tulips everywhere you look, and one variety is more beautiful than another. Incredible variety and everything beautifully laid out. Went at the end of April when all the flowers were in bloom and the tulips were stunningly beautiful. If you book tickets online, you must register for a time period, but this is only the admission time. You can stay in the park as long as you want. I feel one should plan on at least 3 hours plus, I can only recommend visiting the park on a weekday, we were on a Tuesday. Rumor has it that it’s not too busy before 10:30 and after 16:00, and the morning and evening sunlight allows for great photos. In addition, Monday to Wednesday are less busy than other days. But please remember that it is only open from the end of March to the first week of May each year. #花花 #Holland #Amsterdam #KeukenhofTulips #TulipflowerSea

#naturalbeauty The Keukenhof, located in Lisse, Netherlands, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty. Often referred to as the "Garden of Europe," Keukenhof is one of the largest flower gardens in the world. It features over seven million tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and other spring flowers, creating a vibrant and colorful display. The park's meticulously landscaped gardens, themed flower exhibits, and serene waterways make it a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers seeking to capture the breathtaking beauty of Dutch horticulture.

Here’s three activities I did when visiting Amsterdam • Keykenhof tulip gardens - A wonderful place to visit in the spring when the flowers are blooming, if walking around the sculpted gardens isn’t for you, you can also hire bikes or a boat and go on a tour around the actual flower fields • Hortus Botanicus - This botanical garden has a wide variety of plants and lets you discover butterflies up close. It has a nice cafe and is situated right on a canal making it a great place for lunch Zuid-Kennermerland - After short train ride to Haarlem and then renting bikes, we cycled to the national park that’s located on the coast of the Netherlands. There’s so many paths to discover here, and we ended up over the dunes and on the beach, after grabbing a snack from the cafe here. It’s a safe easy place to cycle to and would be great for a family #Nature #Amsterdam #Flowers #park #Beach

Keukenhof is a 30-40 minute bus ride from Amsterdam, Netherlands. The park is open every year from late March to mid-May, and is covered with tulips. There is a fee, but the entrance fee alone is about 19€, and the round-trip bus fare from Amsterdam is about 35€. I stayed there in mid-May. This was the last week of the year for the tulip fields, and many of the tulips had already been picked, so they were not in perfect condition. The best time to see the tulips seems to vary from year to year, but the best time is said to be mid- to late April. I went there with the intention of visiting once, so I was not disappointed, but if you are traveling with this as your goal, you should choose the time carefully. Address: Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse

Nice weather and beautiful flowers. Alot of different varieties of tulips at indoor and outdoors. Took a bus shuttle from Rai Train station. Crowded in the afternoon. Can ride a bicycle to explore the gardens. One of the must visit attraction in Amsterdam during end Mar to May. Will recommend to friends as well. Many food vendors in the park and relaxing to take a stroll. Spend almost 1 day taking pictures and admiring the full blooms.

Keukenhof Park is also known as the Garden of Europe. It is one of the world's largest flower gardens, situated in the municipality of Lisse, in the Netherlands. Keukenhof Park covers an area of 32 hectares and approximately 7 million flower bulbs are planted in the gardens annually. Keukenhof Park is widely known for its tulips, and it also features numerous other flowers, including hyacinths, daffodils, lilies, roses, carnations and irises. Keukenhof is located in the province of South Holland, south of Haarlem and southwest of Amsterdam in the area called the "Dune and Bulb Region" (Duin- en Bollenstreek). It is accessible by bus from Haarlem and Leiden train stations as well as Schiphol. Though its grounds are open year-round for private affairs and festivals, Keukenhof is only open to the general public for a world-renowned 8 week tulip display from mid-March to mid-May, with peak viewing arriving near mid-April, depending on growing season weather, which varies annually Getting There - By bus, train or private transport. We booked the keukenhof express bus with skip the line entry ticket into the park Attractions - The amazing variations of tulips on display Hotels - There are many hotels nearby to suit all budgets Food & Restaurants - There are food carts and F&B outlet in the Keukenhof Park. Shopping - You can shop for souveniers and also tulip bulbs in the park. #keukenhof #gardenofeurope #tulips #amsterdam #holland #netherlands

So right to come to the Netherlands from the end of March to May, the must-see place is the Keukenhof Gardens, inside is really super large, there are many different varieties of flowers, blooming beautifully and after playing you can also rent a bicycle outside to ride to the nearby flower fields, very spectacular 😍💯

#Flower Viewing Strategy Every spring, the tulips bloom in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and the endless sea of ​​​​flowers is really beautiful. Most visitors to Amsterdam usually visit Keukenhof, the largest tulip park in the world, covering 28 hectares and boasting more than 6 million floral plants, including tulips, saffron, hyacinths and more. In fact, there are many tulip-growing farms near the park, and this time I was fortunate enough to be invited by the farmer to enter the farm and see a sea of ​​red and orange flowers.

KEUKENHOF 🌷 1, 2 or 3 ? Memories from my little trip in Holland during the tulip season two years ago ! I got the chance to visit the famous Keukenhof Garden and was blown away by the colors and shapes of the tulips. I heard it is unfortunately not allowed to open for the second year in a row so I hope it will be open next year as it is truly a must-do for anyone who is visiting this part of the country near Amsterdam 🙏 Have you ever been ? #themepark#nationalpark

Keukenhof | The world's most beautiful flower sea park Keukenhof Park (Keukenhof), is the world's largest flower exhibition, covering an area of ​​32 hectares.It is also known as one of the 50 places to visit in life. With over 800 different varieties, 7 million flowers, including tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, lilies and orchids, the beautiful flower sea park🌞☀️🌹🌷💐🌼🌸🌺🌻⛲️. The Dutch national flower 🌷 represents a symbol of beauty, luxury and solemnity ❤️ Everywhere is a good place to take pictures📸️😍 🌟📍The flower show period is probably from the end of March to the beginning of May every year🇳🇱🇳🇱🌷 #Netherlands #OverseasTravel #coolest travel experience #Kukenhof Park #coolest travel experience #travel abroad #exhibition where you can take beautiful photos #I miss #flower viewing strategy

Netherlands 🌷Keukenhof Gardens🌷 When you think of the Netherlands, the first thing that comes to mind is tulips, right?🌷 It's the season when tulips bloom, but it's a limited-time park. I went to the Netherlands because I wanted to go here. The best season is around Golden Week in Japan, so I visited during Golden Week one time. The tulips are blooming in the vast park. I can't imagine how hard it must be for the people who take care of them. The park is so large that you can't see everything, and people from all over the world gather here in the Netherlands at this time of year. As a result, hotels around Amsterdam are so expensive. Still, it's worth going to see it! I definitely want to go see it again someday. #Netherlands #Keukenhof Gardens #Flower spot #Spring trip #Overseas trip #Breathtaking view

Keukenhof The Garden Of Holland : No visit to the Netherlands can be complete without visiting the magnificent gardens at Keukenhof Lisse. Me and My wife always visit the park once a year and I never enjoy a better day each year as there are so many things to see and experience. This year is the 58th time the parks are open to the public and they are spectacular. The Dutch people really excel in art of producing the worlds most beautiful flowers. The other draw is the fact that the smell of the flowers is astonishing. Opening this year on the 20th March I found my self and my wife engrossed in the splendor of colour and imagination of the various flower mosaics and exhibition flowers. In one of the large exhibition rooms you can watch the flower masters I have no other words for them putting together arrangements and displays. They are extremely talented also as you browse you notice that each of the flower arrangements and displays are marked... #travelguide#themeparks#naturalwonders#roadtrip#summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

Keukenhof - The Netherlands: Visiting Keukenhof during tulip season is a one of the must. The huge flower show that we should experience in a life time. There are plenty types of tulip with several color shades. You will fall in love with this place for sure! 🌷🌷🌷

Holland Travel / Keukenhof Appreciation Raiders want to come to the Netherlands to see tulips, then you must not miss Keukenhof, the park not only has a variety of tulips, but also planted daffodils, hyacinth, and All kinds of bulbs and flowers of various types reach more than 7 million. Kukenhof is not only one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Netherlands, but also the most photographed place in the world. The tulip flowering period is very short, only two or three months a year, usually from the end of March to mid-May. Kukenhof between Amsterdam and The Hague, want to arrive in Keukenhof, you need to take the train to Leiden leiden, then take the bus to the station 857, about 30 minutes to arrive. Kukenhof is not small, it is generally recommended to stay here for half a day, otherwise it will be better. There is a map at the gate of , but there is no Chinese version. Park Tickets: 16 Euro

Keukenhof, the world's largest tulip garden! When you walk into the park, you will feel a kind of exciting shocking, colorful tulips, like brocade paved in the forest, grass, small lake, beautiful People dare not approach! There are a lot of tulip cultivars here, including cup type, bowl type, egg type, ball type, lily type, double flap type, etc. These colorful flowers will be used throughout the Keukenhof Park. The embellishment is extremely glamorous and colorful, and people are overwhelmed! No matter what adjectives you use, you will feel that the words are not satisfactory: colorful, colorful, colorful, gorgeous, beautiful, pleasing... You can only lament your lack of vocabulary After the rain, the tulips are more pure, with a little dew on the flower bones, with a seductive color and full of charm! Most like the violet flower bones, bright and energetic and with a little aristocratic temperament! In addition to the absolute protagonist's tulip, there are other kinds of flowers in the garden: - Armenian grape hyacinth - Daffodil - Daffodil - Hyacinth - Dutch chrysanthemum - Evening Sakura Park is surrounded by a field of flowers, the endless colorful tulip fields are particularly beautiful when the weather is fine! Colorful flower fields seem to be boundlessly spread on the earth, and it is difficult to ignore them! Pick a favorite color and indulge in the ocean of tulip flowers... Tips: Kukenhof Garden is surrounded by pieces The flower fields are recommended for cycling or self-driving. If you are staying in the flower field, you can choose to live in the towns of Noordwijkerhout / Noordwijk, less than a 10-minute drive from the Keukenhof Garden.

The most beautiful garden in the world, the Dutch garden of Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe. It is one of the largest gardens in the world, located in the vicinity of Lisse, the Netherlands, covering 33 hectares. The park is opposite the Keukenhof Castle. There are about 7 in the park.

The entire park is large in size, and there are many indoor areas in addition to tulips, as well as other flowers such as roses and phalaenopsis. . Stroll through the flower gardens, eat fresh strawberries and cream, and dine at the restaurant. Windmills, wooden shoes... A variety of Dutch features are indispensable, with traditional craftsmanship and folk performances. The first time I saw the process of making wooden shoes by hand. There are lambs and bunny in the small zoo, which is suitable for family and children. The best viewing period should be from mid-April to late April. During the visit in early April, there were more flowers in the room, and the outdoor and flower fields were not open. But if it comes at the end of April, the flower field will be harvested and needs attention.

#hollandtrip Traveling to Holland is an unforgettable experience, where vibrant tulip fields and charming cities await. A must-see destination is Keukenhof, often referred to as the "Garden of Europe," where millions of tulips bloom in a stunning display of colors every spring. The breathtaking flower gardens provide a perfect escape into nature’s beauty. After exploring the gardens, a visit to Amsterdam is a must. The Dutch capital offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modern attractions, from its picturesque canals and world-class museums like the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, to the lively streets full of cafes and boutiques. Whether you're enjoying the serene beauty of Keukenhof or the energetic atmosphere of Amsterdam, Holland offers the perfect mix of natural wonder and urban charm.#couplestrip #travel #europe

🚆[Golden Transportation Line: A Seamless Fairytale Journey] From Amsterdam Central Station, take the special bus line 858 directly to the park, passing by the morning mist and windmills of the Dutch countryside. If you are transferring at Schiphol Airport, the 858 bus, which takes 30 minutes to reach the park, is a perfect choice for a layover. Visitors driving themselves can navigate to Stationsweg 166A, a 40-minute drive away. The park offers a large parking lot (6–10 EUR/day). Even more exciting, you can rent orange bicycles at the entrance to the park. A 20 km panoramic flower field cycling route lets you feel the thrill of "traveling through flowers" with the sky as your backdrop! 🌸[Four-Dimensional Sea of Flowers: A Visual Feast Through Time and Space] 1️⃣ Time Dimension: March 20–April 15 is the main tulip exhibition period. On April 12, there will be a giant float parade composed of millions of flowers. The daffodil exhibition from April 3–8 and the anthurium show from April 17–23 allow for seamless flower viewing. 2️⃣ Space Dimension: From the classic flower field under the 17th-century windmill at the entrance to the rainbow-gradient "Dream Rainbow Garden" and the spectacular reflections on the lakeside boardwalk, every step is a postcard-worthy scene. 3️⃣ Sensory Dimension: Rare varieties cultivated in a constant-temperature greenhouse, accompanied by Dutch music concerts, immerse you in both sight and sound. The children's play area with horticultural interactions and Miffy-themed days adds a touch of childlike fun for families. 4️⃣ Technological Dimension: The photography studio provides professional guidance, teaching you how to capture the heartbeat of the sea of flowers with light and shadow. Scanning the map with AR technology unlocks hidden Van Gogh flower field Easter eggs. 📸[Complete Guide to Popular Photo Spots] 1. God's Perspective: Panoramic flower field viewing platform, the end of the 23 km cycling route, a 360-degree overlooking view of the sea of flowers. 2. Fairytale Moment: At the foot of the windmill + Miffy mascot, take photos with an *Alice in Wonderland* feel. 3. Cinematic Composition: Lakeside boardwalk at sunset, use long exposure to record the flow of light and shadow. 4. Micro Aesthetics: Close-ups of tulips in the greenhouse, showcasing the delicate veins of the petals. 💡[Hidden Gems Guide] - Olfactory Journey: Explore the secrets of bulbs at the Black Tulip Museum and taste Dutch desserts made with flowers. - Taste Adventure: 12 themed restaurants in the park. We recommend trying cocktails made with tulip petals. - Night Tour: Light shows are available during the May flower exhibition. Tulips in the purple halo look like alien visitors. 🎒[Packing List] - It's windy in the Netherlands in March–April, so a windproof jacket + fleece hat are essential. - Waterproof or action camera to cope with morning dew and rainy days. - Children are advised to wear non-slip shoes. Free stroller rentals are available in the park. 💰[Money-Saving Tips] - Purchase tickets on the official website before March 15 to enjoy early bird discounts (18 EUR for adults). - Group packages include cycling + dining, with a per capita cost of 15 EUR for a full-day tour. - Half-price tickets during the flower field harvest season (mid-May), allowing you to observe the bulb handling process up close. When the last petal falls, this spring carnival will eventually come to an end, but the splendor captured in the lens will forever bloom in our memories. Book your trip now and let the tulips of Keukenhof become the most dazzling poem of your spring 2025!

#hollandtrip Visiting Keukenhof in spring felt like stepping into a living painting, where millions of tulips bloomed in a mesmerizing display of color. Known as the “Garden of Europe,” this world-famous park in the Netherlands is a floral paradise, with carefully arranged gardens, winding pathways, and vibrant flower beds stretching as far as the eye can see. From the moment I entered, I was surrounded by an explosion of colors—rows of red, pink, yellow, purple, and white tulips creating a breathtaking tapestry. Each garden had its own unique design, some featuring elegant water features, while others showcased intricate floral patterns. Walking along the tree-lined paths, I found myself pausing at every turn, captivated by the delicate beauty of the flowers swaying gently in the breeze. One of the highlights was the indoor pavilions, where rare tulip varieties and artistic floral displays were arranged in creative and unexpected ways. The scent of fresh blooms filled the air, adding to the enchanting atmosphere. Beyond tulips, the gardens also featured daffodils, hyacinths, and orchids, each contributing to the vibrant landscape. A short walk led me to the iconic Dutch windmill, where I climbed to the top and looked out over vast tulip fields stretching into the horizon. The sight of endless rows of tulips set against a bright blue sky was unforgettable—a true postcard-perfect view of the Netherlands in spring. Keukenhof is more than just a garden; it’s a celebration of nature’s beauty, Dutch horticultural mastery, and the fleeting magic of spring. As I left, I couldn’t help but feel grateful for witnessing such a spectacular burst of life and color, a memory that would stay with me long after the last petals had fallen.

#europetravel If you’ve ever dreamed of walking through endless fields of colorful tulips, Keukenhof Gardens is the place to be! Every spring, the Netherlands transforms into a floral wonderland, with Keukenhof at its heart—home to over 7 million flowers in bloom. 🌷 What to Expect 🔹 Endless Tulip Fields – Stroll through breathtaking displays of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths arranged in stunning patterns. 🔹 Hidden Photo Spots – Venture beyond the main paths to find quiet corners with windmills, ponds, and charming flower arches—perfect for unique shots! 🔹 Boat & Bike Rides – Explore the surrounding tulip fields by renting a bike or taking a relaxing "whisper boat" ride through the flower-filled landscape. 🔹 Themed Pavilions – Each year, Keukenhof features a new theme, with special flower art installations and interactive floral experiences. 💡 Top Tips for a Magical Visit ✅ Best Time to Go – Mid-April is peak bloom, but the gardens are open from mid-March to mid-May. ✅ Arrive Early or Late – Beat the crowds by arriving before 10 AM or after 3 PM for the best experience. ✅ Getting There – Take a train to Schiphol Airport, then hop on the Keukenhof Express Bus—fast and convenient! ✅ Combine with a Tulip Route – Visit nearby Lisse, Noordoostpolder, or Bollenstreek for stunning tulip field drives. ✅ Book Tickets Online – Keukenhof gets busy! Pre-book your entrance and transport to save time. Spring in the Netherlands isn’t complete without a visit to Keukenhof—it’s a floral paradise you’ll never forget! 🌸

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Start your day early to avoid crowds and enjoy the serene beauty of Keukenhof Gardens. Arrive by 8:00 AM when the gates open, and grab a free map at the entrance to plan your route. Begin with the iconic tulip displays near the main entrance, then explore themed pavilions showcasing exotic flowers like orchids and lilies. Don’t miss the windmill for panoramic views of the surrounding tulip fields. Take a 45-minute whisper boat tour to see the fields up close. Enjoy lunch at one of the garden’s cafes or bring a picnic. End your visit by shopping for tulip bulbs and souvenirs. Plan for 4-5 hours to fully experience the gardens. #netherlands

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Keukenhof is one of the top flower parks in the world and is well worth a visit. The flower types are distributed by region and have exquisite landscaping. In addition to the most famous tulips, Keukenhof also has irises, hyacinths, lilies and other flowers on display. If you come to the Netherlands from April to May, you must not miss the tulip season. Unfortunately, it was not in full bloom when I went there, otherwise it would be more spectacular🥹 2025 opening dates: March 20 to May 11 Tickets: adults/20 euros, teenagers 4 to 17 years old/9 euros Park tour boat ticket: adults/10 euros, teenagers: 5 euros It is recommended to buy a ticket or a package tour the day before, because it is inconvenient to go if the weather is bad, and it is not possible to take pictures! Transportation: Public transportation in Amsterdam is very convenient. It is recommended to purchase a regional ticket, which is applicable to all public transportation and can be purchased with the "Tiqets" app. Method 1: Take Amsterdam Metro Line M52 to Europaplein (RAI), then transfer to Keukenhof Express Line 852 to the park. Method 2: Take bus route 397 (or train) to Schiphol Airport, then transfer to Keukenhof Express route 858 to the park. I'm lazy, so I just bought a package with pick-up and drop-off😆 #GlobalTravel #EuropeanFreeTravel #Amsterdam #keukenhof #KeukenhofPark #TulipflowerSea

| Highly recommended for a 3-day tour. Three-day tour of Europe, specially customized for seniors! Easily explore the historical sites of the two countries, appreciate the natural beauty, and deeply experience European culture. The itinerary is rich and not tiring. -- Travel through Europe through the historical corridor, from 🏰 castles to 🏛️ Roman ruins, and feel the vicissitudes of thousands of years. Stroll through the green countryside, experience the wine culture, and enjoy the regional customs. A trip with multiple charms! -- Attraction suggestions: Amsterdam Canal Cruise ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Please pay attention to the itinerary information for the specific boarding location. - Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 - Play time: 1-2 hours - Take a canal cruise, admire Dutch houses and scenic spots, and feel the charm of the water city. Giethoorn ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Netherlands - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration of play: 1 day - Known as Green Venice, the boat tour, reed houses and tranquil scenery are intoxicating. Keukenhof ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse - (Note: Not open from May 13, 2024 to March 19, 2025) - Play time: 2-3 hours - A walk in the spring garden, a sea of ​​tulips, the close integration of art and nature. Zaanse Hans ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Schansend 7, 1509 AW Zaandam, Netherlands - Opening hours: Open all day - Play time: 2-3 hours - The pastoral beauty of the windmill village, the ancient windmills and traditional craftsmanship, and the fun of bicycle riding. Dam Square ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Dam, 1012 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Opening hours: Open all day - Play time: 1 hour - Historic squares, street art, carnivals and markets, and surrounding buildings are worth visiting. -- 🧳 Travel essentials: You must bring these when traveling to Europe! 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, Mainland China ID card, a copy, and translation of driver's license and international driver's license. 📱 Communication: European calling cards or international roaming to keep in touch; plug converter for worry-free charging. 👗 Clothing: It’s freezing in Europe in January, so you’ll need to bring a down jacket and thermal underwear; your shoes should be comfortable so you won’t be afraid of wherever you go. 🎒 Personal belongings: power bank, data cable, camera to record beautiful moments; and umbrella in case of unexpected weather. 💊 Medicines: Keep some commonly used medicines, including band-aids and cold medicines; stay healthy and have more fun! -- During your trip to Europe, enjoy the romance and style. May every step of your journey leave unforgettable memories! 🌟

When most people think of the Netherlands, they immediately think of windmills and tulips! It’s rare to come to the Netherlands in May, when the tulips are in full bloom. Of course, you can’t miss the tulip viewing! Keukenhof is known as the Garden of Europe and is the largest tulip garden in the world. Keukenhof is about a 40-minute drive from Amsterdam, which is not too far. There are tens of thousands of flowers in the park, all colorful and blooming brilliantly. In addition to tulips, there are also many other types of flowers, such as lilies, roses, carnations, etc. Different flowers form a sea of ​​flowers, which is romantic and spectacular! A must-visit when in the Netherlands from March to May! 💕💕💕💕 #2024Travel Review

If there’s one season that truly defines the Netherlands, it’s tulip season, and there’s no better place to experience it than at Keukenhof Gardens, just a short trip from Amsterdam. Often called the “Garden of Europe,” Keukenhof is a breathtaking floral park that bursts into color every spring, attracting flower lovers from around the world. Open for only a few weeks each year, usually from late March to mid-May, Keukenhof showcases more than 7 million flowers, with tulips taking center stage. Rows upon rows of vibrant blooms in every imaginable color create a mesmerizing landscape that’s almost surreal. It’s a photographer’s paradise and a dream for anyone seeking the perfect Instagram shot. What Makes Keukenhof Special: Keukenhof isn’t just about tulips—it also features daffodils, hyacinths, orchids, and roses arranged in imaginative displays across beautifully landscaped gardens. Each year, the park chooses a unique theme, ensuring that every visit feels fresh and new. A Must-Visit for All Ages: • Flower Shows and Pavilions: Get a closer look at curated flower exhibitions that highlight Dutch horticultural artistry. • Boat Tours and Bike Rides: Explore the surrounding tulip fields by boat or bike for a quintessential Dutch countryside experience. • Family-Friendly Fun: From a charming windmill to a petting zoo and playground, Keukenhof offers something for everyone. Fun Fact: The history of Keukenhof dates back to the 15th century when it was the kitchen garden (hence “Keuken”) of a local castle. It officially became a flower exhibition park in 1949, solidifying its status as a global floral destination. Visiting Keukenhof during tulip season is more than a trip—it’s an unforgettable celebration of nature’s beauty. So, mark your calendar, plan your spring escape, and let this floral wonderland leave you in awe. #europetrip