22°C sunshine draws national crowds to Britain’s most talked-about spring attraction.
Thousands of visitors descended on Tulleys Tulip Fest on 8th April, as the UK experienced its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures in Sussex reaching 22°C.
Guests travelled from across the country to experience the vibrant displays, with many comparing the West Sussex attraction to the world-famous Dutch gardens and describing it as “the UK’s version of Keukenhof.”
Part of Tulleys’ wider collection of tulip festivals, which also includes events in Hertfordshire and Warwickshire, the West Sussex site is currently showcasing 1.5 million tulips and over 130 varieties, creating sweeping landscapes of colour that continue to evolve throughout the spring season.
A Spring Spectacle Capturing National Attention
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