Netherlands public transportation from Aalsmere to Keukenhof garden
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Netherlands public transportation from Aalsmere to Keukenhof garden
Can anyone tell me how to get from the flower auction in Aalsmere directly to the Keukenhof garden by bus or train ? I've seen info on how to get to each of these places from Amsterdam. I plan to go to Aalsmere very early in the morning from Amsterdam, continue on to Keukenhof, before returning to Ams . Thanks much.
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Have a look at http://9292.nl/en#.
Note that it is Aalsmeer not Aalsmere.
Have a look to see if going via Schiphol and getting the Keukenhof bus from there is quicker/easier too.
Note that it is Aalsmeer not Aalsmere.
Have a look to see if going via Schiphol and getting the Keukenhof bus from there is quicker/easier too.
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We went to Kukenhof at this time two years ago, departing from Amsterdam. The bus takes you to Schipol, where you wait for another bus to Kukenhof. I have to admit, it was a real pain (long wait, and standing on the bus both directions, as they were quite full). While the flowers were lovely, I much preferred our next day's train trip to the Enkhuisen Zuiderzee Museum (it takes about 45 minutes, I think). http://www.zuiderzeemuseum.nl/en/673/visit/fotogalerie/
This is an open air folk museum, made up of a collection of buildings from all around the Zuiderzee. There was a relaxed village atmosphere, with sheep grazing and some people showing how things were made in ages past - making rope, smoking fish, etc. I was intrigued with the cupboard beds in one of the houses, such a tiny bed for two with a cradle built in at the foot of the bed.
Sorry if I digress from your original question, just wanted to let you know about an alternative if you're interested. Whatever you do, it will be great - the flowers all over are beautiful.
This is an open air folk museum, made up of a collection of buildings from all around the Zuiderzee. There was a relaxed village atmosphere, with sheep grazing and some people showing how things were made in ages past - making rope, smoking fish, etc. I was intrigued with the cupboard beds in one of the houses, such a tiny bed for two with a cradle built in at the foot of the bed.
Sorry if I digress from your original question, just wanted to let you know about an alternative if you're interested. Whatever you do, it will be great - the flowers all over are beautiful.
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