Video. 400,000 Dahlias and Giant Floats: Netherlands Hosts Spectacular Flower Parade
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Zundert, 7 set. (askanews) - An explosion of color and joy: the spectators admire the allegorical floats with floral decorations at the Zundert Flower Parade in Holland.Millions of flowers on giant floats that are transported on the streets by volunteers.Born in 1936 in the hometown of Van Gogh, it is the largest Dalie Parade in the world and one of the largest floral parades ever created in 1936, it is the largest Dalie Parade in the world. It …
Every first Sunday in September, the flower parade of Zundert takes place in the south of the Netherlands. With nearly half a million flowers per tank, this much-awaited event in the commune attracts crowds.
The annual flower parade in Zundert attracted approximately 45,000 visitors on Sunday, according to the organizers. This year marks the 90th edition, and Sunday was designated as an ‘anniversary day’.
The images show the Zundert Flower Parade, an annual event where impressive floats are fully decorated. The first edition was organized in 1936. Since 1937, the parade has taken place every year on the first Sunday of September. The event is the largest dahlia parade in the world and was the first Dutch tradition to be included in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Vincent van Gogh's hometown was, on Sunday, the scene of an impressive show, with huge allegories decorated with millions of dials. Approximately 400,000 flowers are used for one construction, and the event brings together 20 local communities.
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