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Amsterdam Tulip Museum – The Story of the Tulip

The Amsterdam Tulip Museum

The Amsterdam Tulip Museum shows you the special and suspenseful history of the tulip. It seems as if you are taking a walk through time and following the tulip on her adventurous voyage. The tulip industry comes to life in pictures, videos and made-up scenes that make you feel like you are part of this great adventure.

Experience the story of the Tulip

No other flower is as mysterious and exciting as the tulip. A simple, yet striking flower from the high mountains of Central Asia, the tulip first was discovered and taken home by plant hunters of the Ottoman Empire. It became a famous and beloved flower during the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent in the 16th century. From there the tulip started its journey throughout Europe and finally ended up in the hands of the Dutch who gave it her world-wide fame. The tulip is an intriguing flower which has inspired artists, designers, painters and florists. Examples of the tulip in different settings can be seen in the Amsterdam Tulip Museum.

Opening hours

The tulip museum is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00. The museum is only closed on King’s Day (27 April) and Christmas Day (25 December).

Prices

To visit the Amsterdam Tulip Museum you have to buy a ticket. The I Amsterdam Card gives you free admission to the Tulip Museum.

Adult ticket€ 5,00
Students€ 3,00
Family ticket€ 10,00

Hotels near the Amsterdam Tulip Museum

The museum is located in the City Centre of Amsterdam. See our listing for hotels in the City Centre of Amsterdam.

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