Boskoop, located in South Holland, is a town celebrated for its vast nurseries and rich horticultural history. It boasts the world's largest joined floriculture area, with over 774 nurseries specializing in woody plants and perennials. The town's landscape is characterized by long stretches of land divided by narrow canals, reminiscent of its past when transport was primarily conducted by narrow boats. Visitors can explore these historic canals and high footbridges, offering a glimpse into Boskoop's unique horticultural legacy. The town is also known for the Belle de Boskoop apple and other plant varieties named after it, making it a must-visit for plant enthusiasts.
Take a leisurely walk along Boskoop's historic canals and enjoy the scenic views of the nurseries.
Don't miss visiting some of the renowned nurseries to learn about the town's horticultural practices.
Try the Belle de Boskoop apple and other local plant varieties named after the town.
Visit in spring to witness the nurseries in full bloom and enjoy mild weather.
Summers are ideal for exploring the canals and enjoying outdoor activities.
Fall offers a tranquil atmosphere with beautiful autumn foliage.
Winters are quiet, providing a peaceful retreat with fewer tourists.
EUR €
$80-$150 p/day
15,222
Dutch, English
April-June, September-November
Nature Lovers, Relaxation, Scenic