They introduced the flower to Holland in the 16th century
Tulips are an iconic symbol of beauty and have been beloved by many cultures throughout history. Although the exact origin of the flower is unknown, the Ottomans were particularly fond of the tulip. It is said that the flower was introduced to Europe by a Flemish ambassador who visited Süleyman the Magnificent in the 16th century. This sparked a fascination for the flower in Holland, quickly spreading throughout the continent, becoming a beloved symbol of beauty. The tulip has been a part of Turkish culture for centuries and is still a popular flower today. It’s exquisite beauty and rich history make it a unique reminder of Turkey’s past and a timeless symbol of beauty.
