Tulip Museum Amsterdam

The Tulip Museum in Amsterdam is located in the heart of Amsterdam, in the Jordaan district, near the Anne Frank House Museum. The Tulip Museum occupies 2,200 square meters. It’s not that much, but it includes seven galleries, a flower club, and an onion basket store where you can buy tulip bulbs and fine memorabilia of Amsterdam.

The Tulip Museum in Amsterdam, established in 2004, is one of the most interesting places in the Netherlands. The museum is located in the heart of Amsterdam, where there are many different cafes, shops, restaurants. Here, visitors can see an interactive video about the development of tulip species, an exhibition of various varieties of tulips, learn about the rich history of tulip cultivation in this country, how tulips have boosted the economy of the Netherlands. Learn the history of tulips and see the tulip journey from the Himalayan highlands to your garden. Tourists are also offered a collection of paintings depicting tulips by the Dutch artist of the XVII century, Judith Leister.

From the sultans of the Ottoman Empire and Dutch merchants of the Golden Age, and today gardeners, the tulip has captivated people around the world for centuries. This elegant flower inspired artists, and brought immense wealth and even economic ruin to people who fell under its spell. The Amsterdam Tulip Museum enjoys the beauty of spring at any time of the year.