Open Garden Days

Open Garden Days is your ticket to hidden Amsterdam. For three days in June, over 30 private Amsterdam gardens are open to the public. If you haven’t seen the gardens, you haven’t seen Amsterdam. 

Eye-catching garden design

This year, the special theme is garden design, so gardens by renowned landscape gardeners and designers will be enchanting visitors all over the capital. These Amsterdam gardens are comprised of lush plants and flowers, impeccable taste and an eye for detail, making the most of the outdoor spaces they occupy. 

Keeping you guessing

The full list of garden addresses will not be announced in advance, so a big part of the charm is to keep yourself guessing. More than 30 gardens will be open to the public for three special days from 10am to 5pm.

The five gardens where you can buy a ticket and start your garden discoveries are: 

• Amnesty International, Keizersgracht 177
• Cromhouthuis, Herengracht 368
• Museum Van Loon, Keizersgracht 672
• Museum Willet-Holthuysen, Herengracht 605
• Huis Marseille, Keizersgracht 401

Book your tickets

Tickets cost 18 euros when you book in advance on the web shop of Museum van Loon, or 20 euros when you buy them at the door of any of the five locations given above.

Admission is free for children under 12 when accompanied by an adult. The ticket is valid for three days and each garden can be visited once. 

A garden on Keizersgracht by John Lewis Marshal