▲The Keukenhof Gardens are situated near Amsterdam, Netherlands, and are also known as the Garden of Europe. The fields, which are covered in 800 different tulips, are only open 60 days a year.

▲This amazing spacious park is home to numerous seasonal flowers spread out across 350 hectares.

▲In the regions of Tuscany, sunflower fields are usually in bloom between mid-June and early August.

▲Summer is the best time of the year to enjoy and wander through the numerous lavender fields in Provence, France.

▲The 50-acre fields are covered by a dazzling rainbow of colorful flowers such as orchids, sweet pea blossoms, and roses.

▲The Luoping Canola Fields are one of the most fascinating flower fields in the entire world. The Canola flowers bloom during early spring, and turn the fields into a perfectly golden flower carpet.

▲Sakura Tulip Festival is the biggest festival around Tokyo, and is held annually during the spring.

▲With over 40 acres of beautiful blooming tulips, this festival is simply breathtaking. You can literally spend hours admiring the gorgeous different types of tulips.

▲If you want to admire shibazakura flowers, also known as the moss phlox, you can't miss the Fuji Shibazakura Flower Festival near the Fuji Five Lakes area. The festival is usually held from mid-April to early June.

▲The Dubai Miracle Garden, located in the district of Dubailand, is a floral masterpiece and is home to nearly 50 million flowers.

▲The festival celebrates spring and the tulip bloom, and is usually held during the month of April.

▲Kiso Sansen Park opened in 1987 and is the largest national government park in Japan. The park is notorious for its tulip festival, which takes place in April.

▲According to many, sunflowers represent happiness and positivity. This plantation near Carmona in Andalusia, Spain, is an endless sea of light.

▲Since 1953, the International Tulip Festival has been celebrating the flower as a symbol of peace and friendship.

▲Each year, thousands and thousands of visitors flock to the Furano Flower Fields in Hokkaido. The main season for flower viewing is between June and September.

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Purple, yellow, orange, pink—flowers come in all shades, and are a feast for the eyes of every photographer or onlooker. From the Netherlands to Japan's Fuji Five Lakes, lots of countries see their fields burst into a beautiful sea of colored flowers when the warm weather arrives.

Click through and see which ones you should visit this summer!

▲This beautiful 40-hectare tulip flower garden is located in Nantou County. The area grows more than 30 different variety of flowers each year.

▲Also called the Valley of Flowers, these fields deserve to be explored by every flower lover.

▲Planning a trip to London? Then you can't miss this incredible lavender farm, where you can wander through a sea of purple-colored flowers during the summer.

▲Every year, the annual spring celebration attracts almost 500,000 visitors to the capital during the months of September and October.

▲The forest of the Hallerbos in the Belgian capital takes on a mystical and magical air during spring thanks to the blooming bluebells.

▲The Flower Carpet of the Grand-Place in Brussels is a temporary show that happens every summer, during the third week of August.

▲Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve comes alive in spring, and is the best place to admire California Poppies.

▲The lilies bloom every spring at the Garrapata State Park in Big Sur, California. The blooms are protected by trails and stairs, so be careful not to trample over the flowers if you decide to visit the fields.

▲Countless hyacinths, tulips, daffodils and other flowers can been seen at the Butchart Gardens in Victoria, Canada.

▲Somewhere in the south of Israel lies a flower field out of this world. The red, yellow, and pink bloom is a feast for the eyes.

▲If you visit the English town this summer, you are in for a treat. The Confetti Flower Field is colorful and picturesque.

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Lake Kawaguchi is one of the Fuji Five Lakes, and also the most easily accessible to the public. The best time of the year to see the flowers bloom is from late June to mid-July.

▲The park is famous for the blue nemophila flowers, and has around 4.5 million nemophila blossoms. They bloom from the end of April until mid-May.

▲Muleshoe Bend has one of the best bluebonnet fields in Texas. You can mountainbike or hike while enjoying the blue displays.