Amsterdam is a city of surprises; a lovely, walkable capital where history and everyday life meet on its canals. Narrow, gabled houses and floating houseboats line concentric waterways that outnumber Venice, while canal-side cafes and more world-class museums per square meter than any other city invite discovery. Learn how 17th century tulip-mania helped finance the Golden Age, use the city to see Keukenhof’s stellar springtime display, and shop at the world’s only floating market. Through it all, soak up the city’s atmosphere of tolerance and openness, and admire a per asive bike culture (with over a million bicycles). Whether you’re after its charming canals, art, architecture, culture, or simply people…

Want to visit the amazing Keukenhof Gardens near Amsterdam and are not sure how to get there? Or what to expect? This guide covers all the details on this amazing park: where to get tickets, how much they cost, how to get here, and all the other tulip activities you can experience while the park is open. Keukenhof is one of the biggest flower gardens in the world with around 7 million hand-planted flower bulbs in a dazzling array of color on a 79 acre garden, something you can’t miss. And it’s not just tulips, although they are definitely a star with about 800 varieties, there’s also crocus, daffodil, hyacinth,…