Queen Wilhelmina Garden in San Francisco: photos, reviews

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Queen Wilhelmina Garden in San Francisco is a serene escape where the vibrant colors of tulips mingle with the gentle whir of a replica Dutch windmill. This enchanting garden offers a tranquil retreat for families, making it an ideal spot for picnics or a quiet date surrounded by nature's beauty. With its sweeping ocean views and colorful floral displays, the garden offers a picturesque setting enjoyed by respectful visitors. A visit in the spring is highly recommended, when the tulips bloom in their full glory, lending an even more breathtaking touch to the peaceful atmosphere.

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ArnoldXD (ArnoldXD)

Must see place tbh

Pezhman Raeisian

Queen Wilhelmina Garden in San Francisco is a beautiful, peaceful spot located near the Dutch Windmill at the western edge of Golden Gate Park. The garden is full of vibrant seasonal flowers—especially tulips in spring—and the surrounding greenery makes it a perfect place for a quiet walk or photo stop. The well-maintained paths and seating areas make it enjoyable for all ages. It’s usually less crowded than other parts of the park, which adds to its charm. One downside is that the bloom quality depends on the season, so some months are less colorful. Tip: Visit in early spring for the most stunning floral displays, and bring a camera—it’s one of the most photogenic corners of the park.

Joey Reale

The garden may be small, but the flowers are absolutely stunning.

Queen Wilhelmina Garden in San Francisco

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