Surrounded by the spring flowers, enjoy the relaxing fragrances of spring.

The tulip palace

Palace Huis Ten Bosch is a symbol of the town, and the tulips growing in its front are excellent for enjoying spring.

Location	Palace Huis Ten Bosch

The tulip flower garden

A pleasant place for enjoying a great expanse of blooming tulips. They are planted in rows, a colorful feast for the eye.

Location	Kinderdijk

The Art Garden

An expansive garden filled with blooming spring flowers.

Location	Art Garden

Take-out Menu

A delightful selection of foods and drinks for an outdoor meal. The menu includes open sandwiches, hamburgers, cheese and wine baskets, and pizza.
Please note: food and beverages must be consumed on the premises.

Location	Utrecht This applies only to restaurant take-out service.

Three Berry Fair

Delicious confections made with fresh fruit such as strawberries, blueberries and raspberries.

Edible Flower Menu

Select edible flowers from this special menu for lots of healthy vitamins and minerals for your mind and body.

Spring market

A marketplace filled with freshly picked local fruit, vegetables and spring flowers along with confections and other wonderful things. Maybe take a peek while strolling through town.

Location	Binnenstad

Green Symphony

Heading back to the De Liefde sailing ship, the soothing sounds of a solo saxophonist's performance will set the mood for the night. Following, a fireworks show set to music with a laser light display can be enjoyed by all.

Dates	October 17, 2009 to April 11, 2010 (excluding December 31, 2009)
Time	8:45pm (about 10 min) 4/1-4/11 8:45pm (about 5 min)
Location	Spakenburg district, in front of the sailing ship De Liefde

This year marks the 400th anniversary of trade between Japan and the Netherlands. Make sure to take in the exhibitions of art and technology from the Huis Ten Bosch museum collections.

Important pieces have been carefully selected for this exhibit from the Huis Ten Bosch museums, 9000 pieces in all. Items in such fields as interest as history, historical, ceramics, glass crafts, paintings, self-playing musical instruments and carillons (musical tower bells). They are introduced chronologically to present a history of the exchange between West and East at Dejima Island in Nagasaki.

Date	September 12, 2009 to April 11, 2010 The exhibition is planned to undergo a rotation once every two months.
Hours	10 am to 5:30 pm (last entry at 5 pm)
Price	500 yen (free for visitors carrying a Passport or Passcard)

• *Blooming periods may differ depending on weather conditions and flower varieties.
• *Actual displays may differ.
• *Displays may change or be suspended depending on circumstances.
  Thank you for your understanding.