Keukenhof Castle, October 2026

[u/DiscoRickyy]

Many people know the Keukenhof in The Netherlands for its tulip extravaganza,pulling in millions of visitors each spring.

But these pics are from this sunny weekend in the adjacent Keukenhof castle, which specializes in dahlia gardens, with dozens and dozens of cultivars on public display. No crowds, free entry… 🧘🏻

[u/Nevraskagirl55]

Amazing!

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[u/EffectiveLetter8176]

Thank you. I didn’t know it.

[u/Rapunzel6506]

There it is. That’s my dream home. Castle with a dahlia garden. Gorgeous.

[u/brenhaas]

Gorgeous color for autumn here on these dahlia blooms.

[u/Flimsy_Boat_2845]

Absolutely dreamy. Thank you for sharing.

[u/Mom_is_watching]

Oooh they still look as good as they did in August. I'm so jealous, why can't my own dahlias flower that long!

[u/hoaxusername]

Pretty