Dutch flower bulb district

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The Dutch flower bulb district is a famous horticultural region in the western Netherlands known for its expansive, colorful fields of tulips and other bulb flowers that attract tourists from around the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf horticultural region
tourist region
alsoKnownAs Bollenstreek
climate temperate maritime climate
contains Hillegom
Katwijk
Lisse
Noordwijk
Noordwijkerhout
Sassenheim
Voorhout
country Netherlands
economicActivity agritourism
floriculture
hasCenter Lisse
hasEvent annual flower parade (Bloemencorso)
hasHeritage long tradition of bulb cultivation
hasSeason spring
knownFor colorful flower fields
flower bulb cultivation
spring flower tourism
tulip fields
language Dutch
locatedIn western Netherlands
linked to: Western Netherlands
mainCrops crocuses
daffodils
hyacinths
tulips
near Haarlem
Keukenhof gardens
linked to: Keukenhof

Leiden
North Sea coast
partOf North Holland
Randstad
South Holland
peakBloomPeriod April
May
soilType dune soil
sandy soil
touristAttraction bicycle routes through flower fields
flower fields
flower parades
touristOrigin domestic visitors
international visitors
transportAccess A4 motorway
A44 motorway
railway connections between Leiden and Haarlem

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Bollenstreek partOf Dutch flower bulb district
Sassenheim partOf Dutch bulb district
linked to: Dutch flower bulb district
municipality of Teylingen locatedIn Dutch Bulb Region
linked to: Dutch flower bulb district