Enjoy a riot of colour among the beautiful bulbfields of Holland. For vibrancy, colour and serious charm, nothing quite compares to the sight of not hundreds, not thousands, but millions of flowering bulbs, carpeting the fields in a radiant vision of patterns and patchwork. Here, gardening is not merely a pastime – it’s an art, a spectacular series of natural masterpieces.

We begin in the Dutch city of Amsterdam home to a series of canals and bridges which criss-cross the city in circular patterns. We enjoy a visit to one of the most famous gardens in the world – Keukenhof, a magnificent display of different tulip, daffodil and hyacinth varieties. We also visit Vlinderhof which was designed by the acclaimed designer Piet Oudolf and the Trompenburg Gardens which was founded over 200 years ago. Arriving in the Belgian city of Antwerp we enjoy a visit to the newly refurbished reception centre, library and Baroque gardens at Rubens House as well as a visit to the Botanic Gardens.