Keukenhof Tickets and Tours

Private tour from Amsterdam, windmills, clogs & cheese..

Great tour with Sunny!

We loved learning about the windmills and how many different types of wood were necessary to build them. Our guide was so knowledgable and able to answer our questions plus he took some great pictures for us that captured memories we'll cherish forever.

Amsterdam: Keukenhof Tulip Gardens and Giethoorn with Boat Tour

Colors of nature at it’s best

What a beautiful garden its the most amazing park i had ever seen windmills are just magical but the thousands of beautiful tulips is so beautiful words will never do it justice. We should have skipped the boat trip which was boring to say the least the time in the park wasn’t sufficient

Keukenhof and Zaanse Schans Windmills Tour from Amsterdam

NICE WAY TO SEE KEUKENOF GARDENS, WINDMILLS, SAMPLE CHEESES AND WOODEN SHOES

My wife and I went on this tour May 6, 2024 which was near the end of the season. Taking this bus tour was a very nice way to see the Keukenhof Gardens and to see the windmills, wooden shoe factory and sample Dutch cheeses. At the Keukenhof Gardens we got a short guided tour from the entrance to the windmill and then had about 3 hours free time to look around on our own. The Keukenhof Gardens are huge. We realized that we couldn’t see everything so we visited two of the six pavilions; the Willem-Alexander where we literally rushed through and the Juliana with a special exhibit honoring”75 years of the Gardens”. There was a long line up to get to the top of the windmill so we skipped it. There was a stationary row boat where you could get a pretty picture but with many people in line ahead of it was not worth time time (go early when there is few people in line). The was because many of the people ahead of us had to get a picture of every possible combination of everyone in their group. Yes, they waited in line like everyone else but how about just taking a few pictures. After the gardens, we went to Zaanse-Schans. There watched a wooden shoe demonstration (where we watched a skilled young man make a new wooden shoe in no time) and went to a Dutch cheese factory (after a short talk on the making of cheeses by a young lady, there were several stations where we sampled the many different varieties of cheese that they had to offer. There were some very tasty cheeses). During our free time to explore, we took a walk along the windmills but did not stop for a tour of one of the windmills. We could have also went to see the Zaanse-Museum nearby but didn’t as we felt there was no time. On the bus, our guide told us things on the way to the Gardens, to Zaanse Schans, at Zaanse Schans and then on the way back to Amsterdam.