Millions of Dutch tulips bloom again, in a spectacle few will see

Lisse, Netherlands: With dazzling displays of colour including tulips in purple, yellow, and crimson, the Keukenhof flower garden outside The Hague usually rivals Amsterdam's top museums as one of the Netherlands' biggest tourist attractions.

This year, for the second year in a row, millions of tulips in the park and nearby fields are blooming and will likely fade largely unseen, as the Keukenhof remains closed to visitors amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Keukenhof is only open 8 weeks a year, end of March until mid-May," said Managing Director Bart Siemerink.