The Bollenstreek (lit. "Bulb Region") is a region in the province of South Holland in the Netherlands. It is famous for its large flower fields that bloom in spring. At the same time of the year, almost one million visitors see the Keukenhof flower gardens in Lisse.

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Map of the Bollenstreek

• 52.164.481 Leiden — vibrant student city with a historic town centre
• 52.2914.5822 Hillegom
• 52.24.4133 Katwijk
• 52.2584.5624 Lisse — mostly visited in spring for the large Keukenhof flower garden
• 52.2414.4435 Noordwijk — historical city with a nice beach.
• 52.1854.4756 Oegstgeest
• 52.2254.5217 Teylingen (Sassenheim, Voorhout and Warmund)

• 52.26974.54651 Keukenhof — 800,000 visitors from all over the world visit this flower garden and the surrounding flower fields in spring

Leiden Central station has direct connections to trains from Schiphol Airport.

Arriva and EBS operate local buses in the area, although train service is usually more convenient.

The bulb fields are a seasonal attraction, in the spring (end of March to the end of May). The main bulb-growing area is on the sandy soil behind the dunes, between Haarlem and Leiden. If you just want to see the flowers briefly, you can do that from the train between Haarlem and Leiden. There are also signposted cycle routes through the bulb fields, such as the Leidse Bollenroute, a 37 km route, starting at the rear of Leiden Station.