Keukenhof Castle is a historic mansion built in 1641 by Adriaan Muertenszoon Block. It sits on a beautiful estate with over 80 hectares of gardens and woodlands, offering stunning views and a rich history.

Keukenhof Gardens is the largest bulb-flower garden in the world, covering 32 hectares. It features over seven million bulbs, including 800 varieties of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths, attracting around 1.5 million visitors each season.

The Ruins of Teylingen are the remains of a 13th-century castle. They feature a large outer wall, impressive tower views, and a surrounding moat that make it a fascinating historical site.

Museum de Zwarte Tulp showcases the rich history of bulbs in tulip cultivation. It explains the myth of the black tulip, linked to Tulipmania in 1636, making it an interesting stop for flower lovers.

De Olmenhorst is a beautiful fruit farm located in Lisse. Visitors can enjoy the scenic orchards, pick fresh apples and pears, and experience a peaceful countryside atmosphere.