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Milan

bajin — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 15:46:21 +0000

Fashion, fine food and finance, Milan is as much gloss and glamour as it is business. A place of charming juxtaposition, this stylish metropolis is home to Dolce & Gabanna as well as Italy’s stock market and business centers. Practical yet beautiful, one can only anticipate world-class pleasures in this city of pure indulgence.

In spite of its frenetic urban pace, you can sill appreciate Milan’s rich history and culture by visiting its passionate operas, unique art treasures, delightful churches and museums.

NICE SIGHTS

Duomo
Dating back to 1300, the Duomo is Milan’s most outstanding artistic and religious monument. Also the world’s third largest Christian church, this Gothic wonder has one of the best views in the city.

La Scala
Since 1778, this famous opera house is dedicated to Italy’s most celebrated composers and performers. It was here that Rossini made his name, where Verdi premiered most of his works nad Puccini’s “Madame Butterfly” had its first airing.

Santa Maria delle Grazie
A pilgrimage for all Leonardo Da Vinci’s fans, this church houses Milan’s greatest art treasure – Leonardo da Vinci’s “The last Supper”. The recently restored fresco can be admired on the refectory wall. And unlike most of the church, the refectory miraculously escaped the bombs of World War II.

BE IN VOGUE

Arguably one of the world’s fashion and design capitals, it’s no surprise that shopping is a religion here. Check out these exciting and must-sees and must-do, especially if you are a fashionista.

Monte Napoleone
Shop till you drop. Or maybe just window-shop if your budget doesn’t stretch to designer goodies. It is still worth taking a stroll down Milan’s high-fashion emporia, Monte Napoleone, and its equally chic sister street, Via Spiga.

photo by Luisfran

Milan Fashion Week
In recent years, the Milan Fashion week has been extended to include some 100 shows. Expect to see hot new creations of the world’s top designers like Versace, D&G, Armani and more.

burberry

Galleria Vittorio Emmanulle II
Designed by Gluseppe Mengoni in 1864, Galleria Vittorio Emmanulle II is a stunning glass-domed arcade lined with chic restaurants, cafes and bookstores – a great place to sip coffee and watch the world go by.

photo by James Martin

INDULGENCE IN STYLE

There will never be a shortage of stylish places to wine, dine and party in Milan. Here are the hot spots not to be missed.

Teatro 7
One of Milan’s most popular restaurants – known for its hip decor and open kitchen where flamboyant chefs Rico Guarnieri and Claudio Colombo cook up complicated delicacies effortlessly.

10 Corso Como
Located in a former mechanic’s workshop, it is a 13,000 square foot complex housing a restaurant, bar, bookstore and homeware/ fashion boutique all rolled into one. It even has an exhibition space for art that attracts collecotrs and enthusiasts alike.

II Volo
Trendy and unique, this bar is at the forefront of the Milanese aperitif revolution. Set in a typical Milan house, there’s a special garden where Armani-suited clientele sip on cocktails under the trees.

NSW: Byron Bay

bajin — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 07:23:10 +0000

Byron Bay is located on the North coast of NSW with Cape Byron being Australia’s most easterly point. Summer temperatures average between 21Â°C and 28Â°C and winter temperatures average between 15Â°C and 21Â°C, giving Byron Bay an excellent year round climate. The many beaches around Byron Bay offer clean warm water, 26Â°C in summer and 21Â°C in winter, with the chance to see dolphins regularly and whales May through October.

Byron Bay With pristine blue beaches, and rolling countryside, Byron Bay is also known for its art, entertainment and locals. There are a steady stream of international travellers, especially backpackers, attracted by the laidback atmosphere and beautiful location. With every type of water sport imaginable, including scuba diving at Julian Rocks, there is room for everyone. The area is known for its famous lighthouse, where you may spot some of the migrating whales famous in the area, and there is an easy walk to the Cape to experience the coastal scenery at its best.

Here are main tourist attractions to enjoy in Byron Bay:

Cape Byron Lighthouse

photo courtesy of Winsome Bonham

Constructed of prefabricated concrete blocks in 1901, the Cape Byron Lighthouse stands on the most eastery point of the Australian mainland and is Australiaâ€™s most easterly lighthouse. It stands 22 metres high, perched 94 metres above sea level on the crest of a windswept headland.

With a beam equivalent to 2,200,000 candles, the light is one of the most powerful in the southern hemisphere. It is powered by a 1000 watt tungsten-halogen lamp and flashes every 15 seconds over a range of 27 nautical miles. The heavy two-metre diameter lens is supported by a mercury float bath and keeps rotating during the day to reduce the risk of fire from the sun’s rays.

photos by Darren McCoy

Cape Byron Lighthouse is still an important shipping aid today and is managed and maintained by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.

Julian Rocks

Julian Rocks, 2.5 km from Byron Bay’s shore Named by Captain Cook in 1776, and considered as one of the best dive spots in the world, is consists of ancient sedimentary rock, remains of a volcanic eruption more than 20 million years ago. It is an extension of Cape Byron separated by water and forms a most unique marine reserve, providing shelter and food for more than 500 tropical and temperate fish species alone.

Not only does Julian Rocks provide resting and nesting grounds for many seabirds, such as seagulls and cormorants, underneath the water is an invisible world with abundant marine life present.

All different dive sites around Julian Rocks are equally impressive and offer dives that are spectacular for the novice and the very experienced underwater explorer!

photos courtesy of underwater.com.au

Whale Watching

Byron Bay is famous as one of the most popular whale watching locations in Australia. Each June/July thousands of Humpback whales travel past Byron Bay, on their annual migration from Antarctica to their breeding grounds off the Great Barrier Reef. Then in September/October the same humpback whales return with their newborn calves.

photo courtesy of www.byronbaywhalewatching.com.au

NSW: Byron Bay – Tourist Attractions
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Byron Bay

Blue Mountains

bajin — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 10:36:09 +0000

The Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, are found approximately 48 kilometres west of Sydney. They are a range of sandstone geological structures that reach to at least 1,190 metres AHD (in the Lithgow area). The Blue Mountains is a unique region within a National Park, less than an hour’s drive west of Sydney. The Blue Mountains is a natural wonderland of untamed bush, spectacular rock formations and abundant wildlife and birdlife. The eucalyptus oil evaporating from the many gum trees creates a blue haze which gives the region its name. The Blue Mountains experiences four distinct seasons presenting an array of sky colours, mountain air texture and mountain mists.

How to Get Here

If travelling by car the best way to approach from Sydney is along the Great Western Highway or along the M4. If travelling from the western side of the Blue Mountains, travellers must drive through the towns of Lithgow and Hartley. There are also trains from Sydney to Katoomba and Lithgow and there is a Blue Mountains Explorer Bus from Katoomba Station. There are also plenty of day tours to the Blue Moutains leaving from Sydney or you can hire your own car, 4WD or limousine.

Climate

The climate of the Blue Mountains is somewhat cooler than the lower Sydney region. During the winter months (June, July, August), the average temperature in the Upper Mountains is around 5Â°C, while in summer (December, January, February) the average temperature reaches around 18Â°C. The Lower Mountains have a much warmer climate, ranging between an average of 16Â°C in winter and 29Â°C in the summer months.

Best months to visit

No matter what time of year you visit the Blue Mountains, you won’t be disappointed. In summer, the mountains offer cool relief from Sydney’s sticky heat, and although winters can be chilly, you’ll be fine as long as you pack warm clothing. Many people enjoy ‘Christmas in July’ in the cozy warmth of the mountains’ many hotels and lodges.

The Blue Mountains are considered one of the most scenic and beautiful sites in Australia. The Blue Mountains feature tourist attractions such as the following:

Scenic World

Scenic World blue mountains is suitable for visitors of all ages; it is located near the Three Sisters at Katoomba, less than two hours by rail or road from Sydney . Scenic World is home to a number of attractions, the two most famous of which are the Scenic Railway and Scenic Skyway.

The Scenic Skyway with its world first Electro-Sceni Glass floor completes the trip over to the other side of the valley to a viewing platform. This amazing ride takes in all of the iconic views of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Wilderness including the Three Sisters, Moutn Solitary, The Jamison Velley and Katoomba Falls.

The Scenic Railway is reputedly the steepest cable-driven funicular railway in the world, with an incline of 52 degrees, over a distance of 415 metres. It can carry up to 84 passengers and operates every 10 minutes.

Scenic World also has a restaurant with a revolving floor, a new cafe and viewing area, a souvenir shop, a free carpark and a 100 seat cinema.

Website: www.scenicworld.com.au

Zig Zag Railway

The Great Zig Zag Railway, the original rail line into the Lithgow Valley, was opened in 1869. The line was hailed as an engineering masterpiece of the 19th century. Today, the historic tourist railway, traverses the 7 1/2km track, operating steam trains and vintage diesel locomotives.

The Zig Zag is a series of gently sloping ramps in the form of a letter ‘Z’ passing through 2 tunnels and over 3 magnificent sandstone viaducts, all surrounded by the beautiful Blue Mountains escarpment.

The Zig Zag Railway is open daily, except for Christmas.

www.zigzagrailway.com.au

Jenolan Caves

A collection of 300 magnificant limestone caves located south east of Lithgow. Nine caves are open to the public and the caves feature breathtaking limestone stalagmites and stalactites and present a magical outlook on historical nature.Jenolan Caves attracts over 250,000 visitors a year, making it the most popular tourist location in rural New South Wales. The caves are said to be the oldest in the world.

Website: www.jenolancaves.org.au

Three Sisters

Three Sisters are one of the Blue Mountains’ most famous sights, towering above the Jamison Valley.

The Sisters were formed by erosion. The soft sandstone of the Blue Mountains is easily eroded over time by wind, rain and rivers, and the cliffs surrounding the Jamison Valley are being slowly broken up. Formations like the Three Sisters are created when water seeps into small cracks in the rock, gradually enlarging them over time to form large indentations. Eventually, the Sisters will be eroded away completely.

Echo Point is one of the most famous lookouts to view the Three Sisters and Jamison Valley. With dense rainforest, waterfalls, deep gorges and world class bushwalking trails, it is a world class destination.

NSW: Blue Mountains – Tourist attractions
References:
Visit Blue Mountains
Wikipedia

Sentosa

bajin — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:13:38 +0000

Sentosa is Singaporeâ€™s premier island resort getaway with multi-faceted appeal, teeming with events all year round. Just 15 minutes from the city, it is a unique blend of leisure and recreational facilities including family attractions, sea sports, golf as well as hotel accommodation and retreats. A canopy of secondary rainforest covers 70 per cent of the 500-hectare island and is home to monitor lizards, monkeys, peacocks, parrots as well as other native fauna and flora. Sentosa has a 3.2-kilometre stretch of white sand beach, and is the only location in Singapore to offer beachfront accommodation and over 670 hotel rooms with full facilities. Accessed by cable car, bus, taxi or car, the island is open for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Offering a variety of experiences for all ages, Sentosa is a must-visit destination for tourists and a popular recreational playground for local residents.

The Cable Car Ride

Sentosa can be reached by bus, taxi, or by walking accross Causeway Bridge, but most dramatic way is by taking the cable car. The Cable Car Ride guarantees a fantastic view over Sentosa and toward city centre.

Attractions:

Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom, Cinemania, Dolphin Lagoon, Fort Siloso, Images of Singapore, The Merlion & Merlion Walk, Sentosa Golf Club, Sijori Wondergolf, Sky Tower, Underwater World, Musical Fountain, Nature, Animal & Bird Encounters, The Beach,Trapeze,VolcanoLand

Beaches:

Sentosa has a stretch of sheltered beach of more than two kilometres in length on its southern coast, divided into three portions: Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach. These beaches are artificial, reclaimed using sand bought from Indonesia and Malaysia.

Sentosa Singapore Tourist Spot
References:
http://www.sentosa.com.sg/

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Sydney

bajin — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 09:41:44 +0000

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is an international metropolis of the finest restaurants, shopping, attractions and diverse culture. With the Opera House, Storey Bridge and Darling Harbour just some of the many tourist attractions, there is a long list of sights to see within the city and beyond. Just an hour away you will discover incredible national parks, beautiful beaches and scenic tourist drives. For travellers from all over the world, Sydney has to be at the top of the list.

Climate:
Sydney has a temperate climate, with over 340 sunny days per year. Average rainfall is approximately 1210mm per year, and the summer season (Dec to Feb) can have strong sunny days, so wear a hat and sunscreen between 10am and 3pm.

Summer average temperature 22 Celsius, Winter average temperature 13 Celsius. Note: The seasons are reversed from the northern hemisphere – Summer here is December to February, Winter is June to August.

Main Tourist Spots that can be found in Sydney:

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is one of the world’s most distinctive 20th century buildings, and one of the most famous performing arts venues in the world.

As well as many touring theatre, ballet, and musical productions, the Opera House is the home of Opera Australia, the Sydney Theatre Company and the Sydney Symphony. It is administered by the Opera House Trust, under the New South Wales Ministry of the Arts.

Website: www.sydneyoperahouse.com

Sydney Harbour Bridge

The bridge was the city’s tallest structure until 1967. According to Guinness World Records, it is the widest long-span bridge in the world and is the highest steel arch bridge with the top of the bridge standing 134 metres (429.6 feet) above the harbour. It is also the fourth-longest spanning-arch bridge in the world.

Reference: Wikipedia

Sydney Tower or AMP Tower

Sydney Tower is Sydney’s famous landmark, is tallest free-standing structure, and the second tallest in Australia (with the Q1 building on the Gold Coast being the tallest). It is also the third tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere (after Auckland, New Zealand’s Sky Tower) and Melbourne, Australia’s Eureka Tower; though Sydney Tower’s main observation deck is almost 50 metres higher than that of Auckland’s Sky Tower.

Website: www.sydneytower.com.au/

Museums & Galleries

Sydney offers an abundant repertoire of museums and galleries, and the art sceneâ€™s certainly alive and kicking. You could spend days touring its many museums â€“ from masterpiece-filled art institutions and quirky treasure troves to first-class galleries showing the latest contemporary art. Sydney’s largest public museum is the Powerhouse Museum which covers Australian social history, science and technology as well as the decorative arts. Lots of hands-on exhibits of interest to young and old alike.

Parks & Gardens

Sydneyâ€™s cityscape is dotted with parks and gardens â€“ from formal English-style retreats to lush subtropical oases, providing many a peaceful sanctuary from the urban hustle and bustle. If not on the beaches, Sydneysiders love to hang out in these verdant havens, so do like the locals do and wander through at least one of the cityâ€™s green beauties.

Beaches

Sydney is renowned for its beaches and, with its warm climate, attracts people to the beaches almost all year round. Sydney’s beaches are either ocean facing, such as the internationally renowned Bondi Beach , or harbour beaches, such as Balmoral Beach . The ocean beaches are usually divided into the Northern Beaches, north of the entrance to Sydney Harbour and those to the south, in the eastern suburbs and Cronulla.Most beach suburbs have one beach. A small few have two. Manly with eight beaches stands out.

Map of Sydney:

NSW: Sydney – Tourist Destinations
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Paris

bajin — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:35:33 +0000

Paris,the grand City of Lights, is the city of France that tourists usually visit first. The French capital has many tree lined boulevards and many of the building architecture are magnificent. Even though the city is modest in size there are a lot of tourist attractions in here.

The top Tourist Attractions in Paris are:

Eiffel tower

The Eiffel tower has come to symbolize the city. This historical monument was built during 1889 as the centerpiece of the World’s Fair. Try to climb to the top of the Eiffel tower and have a magnificent view of the city below.

Website: www.louvre.fr

The Louvre

The Louvre is a world famous art museum and was once the residence of kings. the Louvre’s most popular piece is Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa.” It was established in 1793, and is one of the oldest museums in Europe. Its collections spans from the birth of great civilizations up to the 19th century.

Website: www.louvre.fr

Musee d’Orsay
One of the world’s most-visited museums, the Musee d’Orsay houses the largest collection of painting, sculpture, and decorative objects produced between 1848-1914, showcasing many of the most remarkable works of the early modern era.

Website: http://www.musee-orsay.fr

Notre Dame Cathedral
Parisâ€™ Notre Dame Cathedral is arguably the most stunning gothic cathedral in the worldâ€”and is undoubtedly the most famous. Conceived in the 12th century and completed in the 14th, Notre Dame Cathedral was the very heartbeat of medieval Paris. After a period of neglect, it recaptured the popular imagination when 19th-century writer Victor Hugo immortalized it in â€œThe Hunchback of Notre Dameâ€.

Website: www.cathedraledeparis.com

Sacre Coeur and Montmartre

With its unmistakeable white dome, the Sacre Coeur sits at the highest point of Paris on the Montmartre knoll, or butte. This basilica, which was consecrated in 1909, is best-known for its garish gold mosaic interiors and for its dramatic terrace, from which you can expect sweeping views of Paris on a clear day. Take the funicular up with a metro ticket and stop off at Sacre Coeur before exploring the winding, village-like streets of Montmartre.

Website: www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.com

Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-ElysÃ©es

The Arc de Triomphe is one of Paris’ most visit attractions. This monument is devoted to one of France’s most fearless leaders, Napoleon Bonaparte. A visit to the Arc de Triomphe gives visitors a chance to see this architectural wonder, as well as a fabulous view and photo vantage point on the Champs Elysees. Here is a guide to visiting Paris’ Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile. The arch brings in 1.4 million visitors each year.

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Shenzhen Window of the World

bajin — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 12:00:32 +0000

Shenzhen is located in the southern portion of the Guangdong Province, on the eastern shore of the Pearl River Delta. Neighboring the Pearl River Delta and Hong Kong (located just south of Shenzhen), Shenzhen’s location gives it a geographical advantage for economic development. In 1980, the first Special Economic Zone of China was built in Shenzhen. From then on, Shenzhen become a highlighted city of China, one known for its rapid economic growth.

While Shenzhen City does not have as many historical attractions as other famous cities in China, it has created a number of excellent theme parks which entertain while teaching visitors about China and the world. One of these is the Window of the World.

Shenzhen Window of the World is a fantastic replica park situated at the Overseas Chinese Town. Here you can see vivid replicas of the world’s wonders, historical heritages and famous scenic sites. The entire masterpiece is built at ratios of 1:1, 1:5 or 1:15.

Within one day, you can visit many reproductions of famous sites from different countries. For example you can find the Mahamuni Pagoda of Rangoon and the Angkor Wat of Cambodia here. European architectural splendors, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Ancient Athens, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Tower of London will carry you back to the cradle of classical European culture. When you tour the miniature Roman Colosseum, you might notice a cruel and bloody scene. Enjoy the picturesque scenery as you take a gondola along the canals of Venice. Mysterious Africa is always full of life and vigor. Here, the Pyramids and the Sphinx are quietly waiting for your visit. After traveling through typical African hamlets, you come to the Oceania. Sydney Opera House, which boasts a unique style, is a landmark not only of Australia but also the whole Oceania. Looking from a distance, it looks like a luminous pearl on the vast expanse of blue sea water. The rumbles of Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon lead you to the America, a young continent. These two natural wonders are awe-inspiring. Moving on to modern civilization, in the replica of Manhattan you will see rows of towering skyscrapers. No wonder they say the rhythm of life speeds up here.

Visiting during a festival time is another way to experience this replica park. Annually the park holds the Cherry Festival and the Indian Cultural Week. During the Cherry Festival, wandering in the cherry garden of Japan and taking a cup of tea will refresh you. Window of the World runs many programs during holiday periods too. In the summer holiday, the International Beer Festival is a big tourist attraction. Probably, the Pop Music Festival is the favorite of young people. This is held on China’s National Day. In December, Santa Claus welcomes New Year’s approach. Following this the World Dance and Singing Gala is held during the Spring Festival. Taking part in the entertainment activities complements your travel plan.

Tourist Spot Shenzen Window of the World
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Shenzhen Window of the world

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Phuket Island

bajin — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:07:44 +0000

Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, with the shape of an irregular pearl, is 21 kilometres wide and 48 long.

Driving from one tip of the island to the other would take about 1Â½ hours.

Located in the sparkling waters of the Andaman Sea just 70 minutes flying time south of Bangkok, Thailand’s most popular beach destination has everything that you could possibly want on holiday: beautiful beaches, some of the finest resort hotels, international and Thai cuisine, temples, water sports, coral reefs, turquoise seas, scuba diving and liveaboards, and tropical sunshine â€” all in plentiful proportions.

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patong beach

wat chalong temple

phuket chineese new year

Although building sites, new road construction and traffic mar some of the island’s scenery, if you are looking for some quality scuba diving and an action-packed time with plenty of night life, Phuket Island remains the place to be in Thailand.

night life

The range of activities in Phuket continues to grow in sophistication and variety, offering visitors of all budgets, tastes, ages and abilities something to enjoy.

Map of Phuket Island:

Phuket Island
References:
Phuket Island Official Website
Phuket Island Tourist Information

Intramuros

bajin — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 04:48:47 +0000

Intramuros, located along the southern bank of the Pasig River, was built by the Spaniards in the 16th century and is the oldest district of the city of Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Its name, taken from the Latin, intra muros, literally “Within the walls”, meaning within the wall enclosure of the city/fortress, also describes its structure as it is surrounded by thick, high walls and moats. During the Spanish colonial period, Intramuros was considered Manila itself.

During World War II, much of Intramuros was damaged by bombings from both Japanese, Filipino and American soldiers who besieged on it.

In 1945, Japanese soldiers who had occupied the islands, invaded the site of Intramuros, killed many civilians and Filipino soldiers; destroying most of the original buildings contructed. Almost 100,000 people died during the liberation of Manila. Intramuros was in ruins after the war and the only structure that survived was the San Agustin; almost no other buildings remained standing.

Intramuros has been restored for the tourists. Today, it houses a museum, art galleries, an open-air theatre, fine restaurants, craft shops and souvenir stalls. It also keeps a park lush with tropical flora and homing pigeons. The park, Puerto Real, is the venue of Saturday musical performances during dry months.

Here are some of the historical spots than can be seen inside Intramuros:

fort santiago Phillip II

baluarte de san diego

casa manila

oldest church san agustin

manila cathedral

Map:

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Intramuros

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Keukenhof Flower Garden

bajin — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 09:09:02 +0000

Keukenhof (pronounced [?kÃ¸?k?n?h?f], in Dutch: Kitchen Court), also known as the Garden of Europe is situated near Lisse, Netherlands, and is the world’s largest flower garden. According to the official website for the Keukenhof Park, there are approximately 7,000,000 (seven million) flower bulbs planted annually at the park. [1]

Keukenhof is located in South Holland between the towns of Hillegom and Lisse, south of Haarlem and southwest of Amsterdam. It is accessible by bus from the stations of Haarlem or Leiden.

The flower garden was the idea in 1949 of the then-mayor of Lisse, a small town south of Amsterdam. The idea was to have a flower exhibit where growers from all over the Netherlands and Europe could show off their hybrids which will help the Netherlands as it is the world’s largest exporter of flowers. Keukenhof has been the world’s largest flower garden for over fifty years.

Keukenhof is open annually from the last week of March to mid-May. The best time to view the tulips is around mid-April, depending on the weather. In 2008 the Keukenhof will be open from March 20 to May 18.

Guided Tour

Keukenhof organises guided tours daily.Obviously you can make a stroll through our park on your own. If, however, you intend to visit Keukenhof in a group, you can also select an organised guided tour. You will then get an explanation on the history, background information on the planting and you will hear all kinds of interesting information that you would normally miss. Are you coming with a foreign group? No problem, we provide organised guided tours in Dutch, English, Spanish, French, German, Swedish, Russian, Japanese and Chinese. It costs ? 125.00 per group of maximum twenty persons. This includes VAT and excludes admission. A walk through the park takes approximately 2 hours.

Map:

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Keukenhof
Stationsweg 166a
2161 AM Lisse
Telephone: +31 (0) 252 465 555
Fax: +31 (0) 252 465 565
e-mail: info@keukenhof.nl

References:
Keukenhof Official website