Boasting the title of the world's only floating flower market, the Flower Market Bloemenmarkt in Amsterdam is a row of market stalls floating on barges on the Singel Canal.
Not to be missed if you're in town!
Amsterdam Flower Market: article summary
Flower Market in Amsterdam: what are the opening hours?
To visit the Flower Market in Amsterdam, you need to respect the opening hours. You can visit the site as follows:
- 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. at winter
- 8.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. in summer
The Flower Market in Amsterdam: a brief overview
Located in the city of Amsterdam, the Bloemenmarkt is a flower market famous for its floating position on the canal.
Historically, flowers arrived here by boat from the countryside, but nowadays they're transported to the canal-side market.
Bloemenmarkt sells everything:
- Cut flowers
- All kinds of seeds
- Plants
- Essential gardening products
Not only is it a must-see for those with a green thumb, it's also a must-see for those with a green thumb. a slice of history waiting to be explored.
Why should you visit Bloemenmarkt?
There are many reasons to visit Amsterdam's Bloemenmarkt, not least because it's a glimpse into the Amsterdam of the time.
There are 15 market stalls to visit, each offering something slightly different from the previous one.
The perfect place to buy your flowers
The Bloemenmarkt is the ideal place to buy flowers and other trinkets and is open all year round. During the winter months, the market is transformed into a sea of green as vendors sell Christmas trees and other festive decorations.
The summer months are undoubtedly the best time to visit the Bloemenmarkt, because Amsterdam's famous tulips appear in all their splendor, and the market explodes with color.
Attractions near Amsterdam Flower Market
Once you've finished visiting Bloemenmarkt, you can easily walk to other attractions in the area.
You can also take a walking tour of Amsterdam.
Go to Place Rembrandt
Rembrandt Square is a hub of activity. Home to a statue of Rembrandt himself and numerous cafés, restaurants and nightlife venues.
The Amsterdam Museum
The site takes visitors on a journey through the city's past, present and future. introducing them to the whole of Amsterdam.
There are many permanent and temporary exhibitions to choose from, most of which are accompanied by a guided tour.
The Palais-Royal
Discover the Royal Palace and the National Monument on this huge square just a ten-minute walk from the Bloemenmarkt.
I recommend a visit at dusk. The palace is even more beautiful under the glow of sunset.
Where to stay near Bloemenmarkt
It's probably not worth basing your whole trip around Bloemenmarkt.
However, there are plenty of places to stay that will allow you to pass the market almost every day. within easy reach of many of Amsterdam's other attractions.
Staying at the Hotel Acostar
This hotel offers you a quiet room away from the city's tourists. A shuttle bus will take you to the airport, and guests can also rent bicycles.
The location is close to Leidsplein, the Vondelpark and about ten minutes from Place des Musées
Hotel Hampshire place Rembrandt
Within walking distance of a host of nightlife and attractions, the establishment offers modern interiors.
from this hotel you can easily and quickly reach :
- Rembrandt Square
- Bloemenmarkt
- The Waterlooplein
The Flower Market in Amsterdam is a must-see during your stay. Here, you'll discover a wide variety of flowers and be able to do your shopping for take home a few tulip seeds or other plants.
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