Frequently Asked Questions
Keukenhof is closed. In 2026, Keukenhof will be open from 19 March to 10 May.
Keukenhof is closed. In 2026, Keukenhof will be open from 19 March to 10 May.
Visitors can park their car at the Keukenhof parking lot. When purchasing an entrance ticket for Keukenhof via www.keukenhof.nl, you can also buy a parking ticket. Online the parking ticket costs €9.00, which is €5 cheaper than on site. The parking lot closes at 7:00 PM. Please be aware of traffic around Keukenhof. Use Google Maps and the travel advice below to save time.
Travel advice
– From Amsterdam and surroundings: Follow the A4 and take the N207, navigate to P1.
– From Rotterdam and surroundings: Follow the A4, take the N434 to the A44. Exit to the N208 or N206 and navigate to P2.
During our opening days, you can also choose the direct Qbuzz bus lines from Amsterdam, Schiphol, Leiden, or Haarlem.
Yes, combitickets are valid for both the travel to and from Keukenhof by public transport.
Yes, Dogs may travel for free on the KeukenhofBuzz as long as they are kept on a short leash. Dogs are not allowed on the seats but are allowed on your lap or on the ground.
You can take your dog to Keukenhof, but because of the other visitors, narrow paths and events in the park, a visit can be stressful for some dogs. Also, keep in mind that entertainment and musical performances at Keukenhof regularly involve loud noises. If you do decide to bring your dog, make sure he is comfortable in a lively environment. In addition, there is a maximum of one dog per person. To ensure that the visit is enjoyable for everyone, your dog must be leashed at all times and are not allowed inside the pavilions and restaurants, with the exception of guide dogs for the needy. Free dog poop bags are available at the entrance controllers.