Tickets are now available for the eagerly anticipated return of Tulleys Tulip Garden in Warwickshire, offering a vibrant spring escape just a short drive from Birmingham. Following its successful debut last year, the garden is set to blossom once more in 2026, featuring an impressive display of over 100 different tulip varieties alongside Dutch culinary delights and live acoustic music.
A Colourful Spring Spectacle
Nestled within the picturesque Warwickshire countryside at Hatton Country World, Tulleys Tulip Garden promises to transform grey winter days into a kaleidoscope of spring colour. A spokesperson for the attraction described the experience as "a sight to behold", with fields creating "a vibrant tapestry of colours, ranging from the deepest purples and blues to the most luminous yellows and reds".
The garden carefully cultivates early, mid, and late blooming tulips to extend the flowering season, ensuring visitors can enjoy the spectacle throughout spring. The organisers emphasise that these fields offer "not just a treat for the eyes but also a peaceful escape into nature" where the beauty of these remarkable flowers can be fully appreciated.
Dutch-Inspired Experiences
Beyond the floral displays, visitors can immerse themselves in Dutch culture through several specially curated experiences:
- Taste of Holland street food featuring authentic 'Poffertjes' Dutch pancakes and other treats at the Tulip Coffee House
- Wandering melodies from acoustic musicians creating a relaxed atmosphere throughout the gardens
- More than 15 picturesque photo spots including a traditional windmill for capturing memorable moments
- Opportunity to purchase tulip stems separately to take a piece of the experience home
Practical Information for Visitors
The garden aims to open from late March through early May 2026, with exact dates dependent on flowering patterns. Currently, tickets are bookable for dates between Friday 3rd April and Sunday 26th April, with additional dates to be announced as the tulips begin to bloom.
For those seeking flexibility, open-dated tickets are available that can be used at visitors' convenience throughout the opening season. The attraction's location at Dark Lane, Hatton, Warwick CV35 8XA makes it easily accessible from Birmingham, with several transport options available:
- By car: Approximately 40 minutes drive via the M6 (traffic permitting) with free parking included
- By train: Services from Birmingham to Warwick station, followed by a 5.5-mile journey to the gardens
This springtime attraction represents an ideal day trip for Birmingham residents and visitors seeking colourful floral displays combined with continental culinary experiences and live entertainment in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside.
