Is there a more delightful place in Amsterdam than the Flower Market? It’s a kaleidoscope of colors and smells, perfect for families to explore. With tulips and other flowers being sold from houseboats along the Singel canal, you’ll be immersed in the natural beauty that Amsterdam is famous for.
For centuries, tulips and flower bulbs have been sold from houseboats on the Singel. This location was chosen for a reason – with Mint Tower and the headquarters of the Dutch Bank around the corner, this was the place where money was earned (and spent!). The modern flower market opened 150 years ago.
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Why should you visit the Flower Market? It’s a unique experience that blends history, nature, and commerce. Whether you’re a garden enthusiast or just someone who enjoys a scenic stroll, you’ll find it hard to resist the charm of this vibrant market.
The best thing about the Flower Market is the lively, colorful atmosphere. It’s ideal for families looking to enjoy Amsterdam’s outdoor beauty.

Expect to spend around 30 minutes here, as you wander past stalls filled with fragrant flowers and bulbs. To avoid crowds, it’s best to visit in the early morning on weekdays, especially during the spring months when the flowers are in full bloom.
The Flower Market is just a short 10-minute walk from Mint Square. Head toward Singel and explore the various stalls along the way.

Plan Your Visit
FLOWER MARKET
Singel 602-626
1012 WP Amsterdam, Netherlands
Daily 10:00-18:00
About This Area
MINT SQUARE & SPUI SQUARE
Boats glide beneath you, trams pass by, along with taxis, buses, and cars. Cyclists and pedestrians weave through the hustle. Muntplein (Mint Square) is one of the busiest spots in the city. At this historic place, where the river Amstel splits into the Singel canal and Damrak, you’ll find the Flower Market, the end of the bustling Kalverstraat, Spui Square, beautiful Burgerweeshuis and Het Begijnhof.
