Sassenheim
Sassenheim is a village with a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. Originally an agricultural village, it grew in the 19th century into an important center for flower bulb cultivation. Until 2006, Sassenheim was an independent municipality and has since become part of Teylingen.
Sassenheim is a quiet, green village in the heart of the Bollenstreek region, located between Leiden, Haarlem, and Amsterdam. The village center offers cozy shops and terraces, perfect for a relaxed lunch or drinks. In spring, the famous bulb fields bloom, creating a beautiful sight. With events like the Flower Parade and Festival Week, the village is full of lively atmosphere. Sassenheim offers the ideal balance of peace, nature, and the benefits of a central location.
Family-Friendly
Sassenheim is an excellent place for families. The village provides safe neighborhoods and plenty of space for children to play outside and grow up in a calm and green environment.
Accessibility
Sassenheim is well connected by public transport thanks to its train station, making cities like Leiden and Haarlem easily accessible. The nearby A44 highway also allows for easy car travel to Amsterdam and other major cities.
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