Hey there, it’s Dylan from Europe Incoming, your trusted European DMC, welcoming you back to EI’s Insights—your prime source for all things related to European travel.
Today, we’re embarking on a journey that marries natural beauty with cultural splendor, a voyage to the heart of urban landscapes transformed by the delicate hues of cherry blossoms. While the sakura, or cherry blossom, might evoke images of Japan, Europe’s cities boast their own spectacular displays, offering a closer, yet equally breath-taking, alternative. From the pink-lined paths of Amsterdam’s Cherry Blossom Park to the enchanting blossoms framing the Eiffel Tower, Europe’s cherry blossom spots are a testament to nature’s ability to embellish our urban environments. As the weather warms and the days lengthen, join me in exploring the hidden sakura gems scattered across Europe’s cities. Let’s uncover the stories behind these blooming wonders and share tips on when and where to catch them in their full glory. Ready for a sprinkle of pink petals on your next European adventure?
Amsterdam’s Cherry Blossom Park

Spring in Amsterdam is not just about tulips anymore; the city unveils its softer side with Kersenbloesempark’s 400 cherry trees, each bearing a Japanese or Dutch female name—a token of friendship between two cultures. Picture this: a tranquil picnic under a canopy of pink, amidst the city’s hustle. A weekday visit promises the perfect blend of peace and petal perfection.