• Flower Fields in Lisse

    Enjoy the tulips in Holland

Lisse

Lisse is one of the most famous flower towns in the Netherlands and especially known for its many colourful tulip fields in spring and Flower Park Keukenhof. During the Dutch Tulip Festival there are lots of activities and events in and around Lisse around the flowering tulips. But also outside the flowering period of the tulips there is a lot to do in this flower village.

What to expect in Lisse?

Lisse is a flower village with approximately 23,000 inhabitants. It is especially known for its beautiful tulip fields in spring and its dahlia show gardens in summer. The world-famous Keukenhof flower park is also located in Lisse.

When is the best time to visit Lisse?

Lisse can be visited all year round, but especially during the tulip season, many visitors come to enjoy the blossoming tulip fields and other spring flowers. The spring flowers bloom every spring from the end of March to the beginning of May.

What are the activities in Lisse?

What events are there in Lisse?

Lisse is an active village and many events are organised. There are a few major events that many (international) visitors enjoy visiting. Here is an overview of the best events in Lisse:

How do I get to Lisse?

Lisse is very centrally located and close to the historical cities of the Netherlands. From the cities Amsterdam, Haarlem, Leiden, The Hague, Delft and Rotterdam, the flower village is easily accessible by car. Also with public transport you can easily drive to Lisse. During the tulip season from the end of March to the beginning of May there are even special shuttle busses from different stations in the big cities.

Where can i stay in Lisse?

For a small village, Lisse has a good range of hotels and B&Bs. This is mainly due to the flower fields and the close location of the beach and the Dutch cities. See below for the current offer and prices for overnight accommodation in and around Lisse.

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