If you’ve been searching for ways to get from Amsterdam to Keukenhof, you’ve probably noticed one of the easiest options: the Keukenhof bus from This is Holland (some websites say A’DAM Tower, but it’s the same bus). How can you get there? Here’s our step-by-step guide, with photos, on how to get to This is Holland, along with an overview of all ticket options.
Keukenhof is already closed in 2026. In 2027, Keukenhof will be open from 18 March to 9 May. You can already book the entrance + bus tickets to Keukenhof and hotel for the 2027 season.
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Other day trips from This is Holland
Tip! In the meantime, you can join other tours from This is Holland as well. These tours combine the freedom of traveling on your own with the ease of not having to think about logistics. Most of them will take you to your chosen destination in a comfortable bus and give you time to explore it on your own.
| Tour from This is Holland to: | Price in 2026 | Tickets |
|---|---|---|
| Zaanse Schans | € 19,50 | Tickets |
| Volendam | € 25 | Tickets |
| Giethoorn | from € 64,50 | Tickets |
| Efteling | from € 92,50 | Tickets |
| Alkmaar | from € 69,50 | Tickets |
| Paris | from € 79,50 | Tickets |
These buses depart from Overhoeksplein 51.
How to get to This is Holland
From Amsterdam Central station take a free ferry across the IJ river (direction Buiksloterweg).
From the ferry pond, walk in the direction of A’DAM Lookout, the beautiful tall building with the red swing on top. This is Holland is just 2 minutes walk away.
Tip! Visit A’DAM Lookout when you’re back from Keukenhof. Just look at these sunsets! By the way, a free entry to A’DAM Lookout is included in the I amsterdam City Card
You will see direction signs to the HopOnHopOff tours check-in.
At the entrance to This is Holland attraction you have to check-in with your online ticket.
Please arrive at least 20 minutes before departure. After the check-in you will be guided to the bus.
And here it is, your comfortable coach bus to Keukenhof!
Prices and tickets for the bus departing from This is Holland in 2026
| Ticket | Price in 2026 | Book online |
|---|---|---|
| Keukenhof entrance + bus (fixed date) | € 42,50 – € 52,50 | Book |
| Keukenhof entrance + bus (flexible date) | € 59,50 | Book |
| Keukenhof day trip | from € 64,50 | Book |
| Return ticket (bus-only) | € 25 | Book |
Tulip Festival Card
| from € 54 | Book |
With this transfer you always get a guaranteed seat (unlike in public transport). Transfer buses depart from Amsterdam every 30 minutes from 08:00 till 15:30. You can stay at Keukenhof as long as you want. The last bus back to Amsterdam departs at 18:30, and you can take any bus – return times are flexible.
Note: Keukenhof’s 2027 season runs 18 March – 9 May 2027, but This is Holland hasn’t published 2027 prices or departure times for this bus yet. The fares, the 08:00–15:30 schedule and the booking widget below are still showing the 2026 season; check the widget closer to the 2027 season for updated dates.
Departure point: Overhoeksplein 51.
Operated by: Hop On Hop Off Holland.
Travel time to Keukenhof from This is Holland: around 45 minutes (depending on the traffic).
Departures to Keukenhof in 2026: 08:00 – 15:30, every 30 minutes.
Last departure from Keukenhof to Amsterdam: at 18:30. You are free to choose any departure bus back.
Tickets: from € 39,50 to € 52,50, depending on the day and time. The price includes entrance to Keukenhof and transfer by bus. Check availability >>
Tip! If you already have Keukenhof entrance tickets, you can still travel by this bus – you just need to buy a bus-only ticket (from € 25). Check availability >>
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About the author:
Written by a local
Anastasia Dudina
I’ve been living in the Netherlands since 2013 and exploring it ever since. I write and update all articles on Amsterdam Explorer and Holland Explorer myself: real tips, not tourist traps.