Located in Lisse, this massive 32-hectare park earned its grand title by being one of the world's largest flower gardens, planting over 7 million bulbs annually.

This technique, often called lasagna planting, involves placing late-blooming bulbs at the bottom and early bloomers on top so flowers emerge sequentially.

Because it focuses on these specific plants, including tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths, the park is only open to the public for about eight weeks each spring.

Created in 1949 by a consortium of bulb growers and exporters, the park originally served as a living catalog to display their latest floral varieties to buyers.