A historic park filled with blooming tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and other spring bulbs.
At Keukenhof you can gain inspiration and relax in the beautiful surroundings. The 32-hectare park has 15 kilometres of footpaths. Keukenhof has surprises in store for visitors of all ages.
Be sure to bring your camera along on this unique experience. We provide organised guided tours in Dutch, English, Spanish, French, German, Swedish, Russian, Japanese and Chinese.
Taste the spring at Keukenhof!
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The structure: short lines, open communication
The Keukenhof Association is managed by the Board of Management; the management has a policy determining role, the policy preparing and execution lies with the organization. Management members are selected for this function based on their knowledge, skill, experience and contacts. The management is open and stimulating, partially remotely, but available if specific expertise is required. Management forms the link with the organization: all formal lines join here. The general director is at the head of the Keukenhof company. He is responsible for the daily state of affairs and reports to the management. Management and board of directors maintain an open communication with each other. The board of directors communicate over relevant affairs with the management team, who then feeds this back to the departments. Vice-versa Keukenhof expects that their employees will come forward with ideas and developments that could be of interest to the organization. Once a year the entire organization meets to catch up on current developments; then it is the opportunity far any person to ask a questions.
In the Keukenhof company everything is directed at making the park magnificent for the two months of the open period. In all respects. The team have a collective mission here. Employees work constructively with each other and are prepared to put in more than their actual function-description indicates. Keukenhof has an open business culture, where, next to a clear communication and clear agreements, trust and respect are the key words. By being positive, everyone delivers a contribution to the working pleasure at Keukenhof. Translated this will obviously be a magnificent spring exhibition which inspires thousands of visitors annually.
Read more about:
Keukenhof: from tourist attraction to economic driver in 60 years
Keukenhof: Sixty years as the paragon of beauty
Opening times: 22 March to 20 May 2012
open from 8.00 a.m. to 19.30 p.m. daily
(ticket office closes at 18.00 p.m.).
Including all Sundays and public holidays.
Flower Parade: 21 April 2012
Keukenhof? That’s the place to see spring blossom. The park is unique, world famous, and has been one of the most popular destinations in the Netherlands for sixty years now. Haven’t seen Keukenhof? Then you haven’t seen the Netherlands. You won’t find such an abundance of colours and fragrances anywhere else. More than seven million flowers form a glorious decor for the most beautiful photos. Come to Keukenhof and enjoy the ultimate spring feeling, the wonderful works of art, the surprising insipration gardens and the many flower shows.
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