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Teylingen Castle in Voorhout is a round moated castle with a keep. It served to protect the Rhine dike and the road to Haarlem. The outer bailey was built in the 14th century. In the 17th century, Teylingen burned down and fell into ruin. P.S. The adjacent building is a RUIN IN THE PROGRESS.

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Ruins of Teylingen Castle Imposing ruins of a 13th century castle with a large outer wall, views from the towers and a moat.

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Beautiful fields. Hopefully you're lucky, because there aren't tulips every year

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Willem van Teylingen is the first known feudal lord of the Castle in the 13th century. See also www.kasteelteylingen.nl

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The bulb fields in the Netherlands have been the calling card of the bulb region for over 400 years. The excavated dunes and the healthy sea air have just the right ingredients to allow bulbs to grow optimally and create the most colorful landscape in the world every spring. The flower season starts in 2024 on Saturday March 21 and lasts until Sunday May 12. Every spring, many visitors come from all over the world to enjoy the color palette of the blooming tulip fields. The world-famous Keukenhof flower park and the annual Bollenstreek flower parade are popular, but there are also many beautiful small flower attractions and events to visit.

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Definitely go there very beautiful, and very nice owners and employees. And the coffee is delicious! And then immediately pick a bucket of tulips .

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Old castle on the outskirts of Sassenheim. https://kasteeleylingen.nl/

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In the spring there are all kinds of bulbs in bloom, in the autumn dahlias. You can also enjoy a cup of coffee there.

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De Tulperij (the "Tuliperie" in French) is a farm that grows flower bulbs. It's also a nicely laid out little shop where you can take tours and workshops. You can also enjoy a cup of coffee with a "stroopwafel", a thin pancake filled with caramel syrup.

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The human-sized works of art in the shape of a tulip bulb are painted by dozens of artists. The 80 giant onions between Leiden and Haarlem all tell their own story, which is connected to the Bollenstreek. More info 👇 https://gildemeestersbollenstreek.nl/giant-tulip-bulbs/

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The "racetrack" is located on the Leidsevaart, also known as the Leidse Trekvaart. This is a 30-kilometer-long canal between Haarlem and Leiden. It is one of the oldest canals in the Netherlands, built in 1657. The canal was 15–30 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep. Source 👇 https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leidsevaart

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Here you can see a wide variety of the famous flower fields in spring. Tulips, hyacinths and daffodils...!

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Super beautiful flowers as far as the eye can see - absolutely worth seeing 🤩💐🍰☕️

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The Teylingen moated castle is one of the rare and well-preserved medieval castle ruins in the Netherlands. A trip is worthwhile, you have to see these castle ruins. Even in Germany this type of castle complex is a rarity!

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Since 1927 De Tulperij has been run by one family, the Jansze family. The company is now in the hands of the third generation. Here you can do what is not allowed in other places: take pictures between the bulb fields. Tulips, hyacinths, daffodils: plenty of choice. In addition, you can enjoy a cup of coffee and a piece of apple pie in the flower greenhouse and there is the opportunity to participate in various workshops.

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Take a turn and go up to street Frank von Borselenlaan, get the entry to Matth. Verdegaal B.V. and you’ll be able to walk next to the tulips.

Now is the best time to cycle this one

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Right at the entrance to Sassenheim

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Flower bulbs of course only between March and May.

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Part of the walking route network South Holland. Source: https://www.wandelnet.nl/wandelrouteplanner

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