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19th-century botanical garden with octagonal palm house & medicinal plant collection.
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Reviews — 8
Best place in the City for Earthing and laying in the Grass for Linch After Dinner but it closes at 7 pm so better come early and enjoy the walk in the Park.
Very peaceful and calm area in the very center
Very cute place to visit in between or just to go to relax and enjoy your morning coffee and pastry. When I went in the morning the garden crew looked like they were getting to work with spring maintenance. A small amount of flowers were starting to bloom since it’s just the beginning of the season, there’s lots of little paths and nooks to check out. Did I mention it is also free!
Great small gardens to visit, free to enter, many twists and turns, you can spend a while exploring or basking in the sun on the benches or grass, listening to the birds and bees around you.
Excellent piece of green space in the middle of town. There is no cost to visit and guests can invest as little or as much time as desired. Amidst all the plants was a small sample of structures showcasing glass, wood, or concrete materials. Meandering pathways lead guests through deep jungle-like areas and also high atop overlooking the surrounding city. This park is a great place to relax and features a great variety of visuals. Highly recommended.
Rain or shine it's always a nice place to escape and smell the fresh flowers. Even admire the palm trees. Yes, you might find your high school kid smoking but isn't that where all of us used to hide?
Stumbled upon this garden by chance during the three hours I had to kill in Zürich. It's such a wonderful Oasis in the middle of this European city. It has a greenhouse, a small bamboo forest, lots of small pathways meandering between the trees, and a plateau on the top with a garden elevated above the rest of the area. It was such a lovely place of peace taking a break from the city life 😌
