In spring, the cherry blossoms in Amsterdam are in full bloom, creating a dreamy landscape. From quiet parks to bustling squares, the city is filled with the romance of the flowers.
Located in the Amsterdam Forest in Amstelveen, Bloesempark is one of the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots in the city. There are 400 Japanese cherry trees here, and every spring, the pink flowers come together to form rosy clouds that attract countless visitors. These trees were donated by the Japanese Women's Club of Amsterdam in 2000 with each featuring a unique female name that symbolizes a fusion of Chinese and Japanese culture. Strolling through the park, you can take photos, have a picnic, or simply enjoy a quiet spring moment. However, the park gets quite packed on weekends, so go over on a weekday if you are keen to avoid crowds.
Vondelpark is the largest urban park in Amsterdam and one of the most famous parks in the Netherlands. Every spring, the cherry blossom trees in the park bloom to create a sea of pink. This is not just a great place for a stroll but also for a picnic under the pretty flowers. The British garden style complements with the romantic cherry blossoms to present an enchanting fairytale world.
Museumplein is the cultural center of Amsterdam. It houses the famous Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum and is home to some of the most beautiful cherry blossom trees. During the flowering season, you can feel the rich cultural atmosphere of the place. Although there are not that many cherry trees here, they blend well with the surrounding historical buildings.
Amsterdam Forest Park is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in the Netherlands, with 400 cherry trees. The best viewing period is from late March to mid-April. The park has a cherry blossom avenue and large green lawns that are perfect for picnics and gatherings. During the cherry blossom season, a special flower festival will be held that adds even more colors to the romantic ambiance.