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Keukenhof, Holland

Keukenhof and Lisse Web links:

Keukenhof
The official Web site of Keukenhof has all the facts you need to plan a visit to the gardens. You can order tickets in advance from Keukenhof's Web site to avoid queues at the ticket office. (Parking tickets are also available online.)

Lisse: Visitors
The local government's tourism site is skimpy, but it does contain some information on what to see and do in Keukenhof's home town. If you're looking for a place to stay in Lisse, try the three-star Hotel de Duif (which is within walking distance of Keukenhof and the Black Tulip Museum) or the four-star Hotel Nachtengaal van Lisse (which is 1.3 km or less than a mile from the gardens, with bike rentals available).

From Europe for Visitors:

Floriade 2012
Holland's once-in-a-decade World's Fair of horticulture will run from April 5 to October 7, 2012.

Amsterdam
It's only about an hour to Keukenhof from Amsterdam, the subject of this illustrated 24-page collection of annotated Web links.

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