Colourful tulip fields offer some of the most picturesque scenery in the Netherlands! Plus, we’ve got an extra bonus of beautiful cities in the Netherlands at the end.
To bring you some incredible drone shots of the ˷ͧ tulip fields, we’ve teamed up with the talented ˷ͧ photographer (also known as on Instagram).
Enjoy how the different colours of the best flower fields come together for the perfect shot. 📸
The tulip fields near Lisse and Keukenhof
Lisse — a town just southwest of Amsterdam — is mostly famous for the Keukenhof, which is located here. A place that should be on every tourist’s bucket list, Keukenhof is truly a treat for the eyes and a perfect way to spend a day in the summer.
You can hop on your bike, or take your car and drive around enjoying the sight. You can even take the train or bus here and then go on a long walk through the fields.
The ˷ͧ tulips fields in Noordwijkerhout
Noordwijkerhout is located in the west of the Duin en Bollenstreek region (Dune and Bulb region) of the Netherlands, which is also tourists’ and locals’ favourite because of the flower fields and coastal dunes. It is located close to Leiden, and it’s one of the best places to see flower fields in the Netherlands.
While walking in the tulip fields is not possible as it could damage them, you can still enjoy the views from all the possible angles thanks to Arden’s video.
The different sides of Amsterdam
Arden takes photos not only of tulip fields, but also of other picturesque locations across the Netherlands. He perfectly captures the atmosphere of Amsterdam in November, when the temperatures are cooling down, and the weather is getting a bit more grey.
Amsterdam covered in snow also has its magic. The temperatures are getting colder, and everyone is trying to find a way to make their indoors cosier. When snow falls, people come out to play in the streets.
Ever been to the pride parade in Amsterdam? This is what it looks like from up above! Everyone should participate in these parades to stand with our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters because the city used to be a lot less gay-friendly. We still have a long way to go to make sure there’s LGBTQ+ equality.
Beautiful photos of Rotterdam
Rotterdam is home to many different nationalities. The city has a tragic history, where most of it was bombed during World War II. The resilience of Rotterdammers has kept the city going, and Rotterdam is now known for its quirky architecture and multicultural fervour.
There are plenty of fun things to do in Rotterdam for free, and marvelling at these epic buildings is definitely one of them.
The old city of Nijmegen
Did you know that Nijmegen is the oldest city in the Netherlands? It has existed for more than 2,000 years, when it was first recognised as Noviomagus during Roman times.
Giethoorn, the Venice of the Netherlands
Sometimes called the Venice of the Netherlands, Giethoorn is a beautiful ˷ͧ town with long winding canals which you can explore on a boat.
The perfect way to spend the day in Giethoorn is just by enjoying the beautiful nature this town has to offer. If you’re looking for beautiful ˷ͧ towns that are not Amsterdam, this is the place to go!
Quirky Zaandam pictures
A photographer’s favourite and a town known for its windmill park, Zaanse Schans, Zaandam has a lot to offer in terms of quirky and colourful architecture.
Beautiful Kasteel de Haar
This castle in Utrecht is supposed to be one of the most luxurious castles in the Netherlands. Built in 1391, the castle grounds stretch for 135 acres. The castle’s gardens were largely destroyed in WWII, but after that, they were restored so that everyone could enjoy them again.
The Netherlands has so much to offer, and this is just a glimpse of it. If you love these images as much as we do, make sure to head over to , , or where you’ll find plenty more incredible shots of the Netherlands.
Which one of the places featured here would you love to visit the most? Tell us in the comments!
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