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]]>Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden
Rio de Janeiro is usually the first city people visit in Brazil, and it’s home to one of the most splendid botanical gardens in this corner of the world. Nestled at the slopes of Corcovado Mountain, this green oasis is home to 6,500 species of plants from all around the world, which cover 130 acres of land.
São Paulo Botanical Garden
The botanical garden in São Paulo is equally impressive and even bigger than the one in Rio. Located in the heart of the Fontes do Ipiranga State Park, this specious garden cover 400 acres, and it will win you over with its diverse collection, walking trails, and sculptures.
Botanical Garden of Curitiba
Curitiba is one of Brazil’s best-hidden secrets, and its botanical garden is just as charming as the city itself. Its art nouveau greenhouse is definitely its shiniest star, but you won’t be disappointed by its beautifully manicured French gardens and diverse plants hiding inside.
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]]>Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
Often hailed as one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in Africa, Kirstenbosch is safely tucked away at the eastern foot of Table Mountain near Cape Town. In addition to offering walking trails and amazing mountain views to its visitors, this botanical garden is best known for cultivating rare and indigenous plants.
Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
Before becoming a botanical garden in 1982, Walter Sisulu used to be a popular recreational spot with locals and tourists. Its charm is impossible to resist since it offers everything from picnic areas and walking trails to indigenous plants and wildlife.
Harold Porter National Botanical Gardens
Located east of Cape Town, Harold Porter has something in store for all sorts of nature lovers. It’s popular with hikers thanks to its many trails, but it’s also a perfect spot for wildlife viewing and birdwatching since it’s home to approximately 60 species of birds.
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]]>Royal Botanical Gardens
Canada’s largest botanical garden in Burlington, Ontario, and one of the largest in the world, covers 2,400 acres, with approximately 40,000 plants on display. There are five separate areas you can explore during your visit, and you can discover several endangered species of plants, including red mulberry.
Toronto Botanical Garden
A visit to the botanical garden is quite an adventure since there’s something for pretty much everyone on its grounds. Space is divided into 17 themed gardens that cover four acres, but there are also a seasonal café, garden shop, and many events you can enjoy during your visit.
Montreal Botanical Garden
One of the most Instagram-friendly botanical gardens in the world is home to beautiful plant sculptures, themed greenhouses, and a Chinese lantern garden, but its extensive collection of native and exotic flora is equally impressive.
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Founded in 1621, the University of Oxford’s Botanical Garden is one of the oldest scientific gardens in the world and the oldest botanic garden in Britain.
Diverse Collections
With over 5000 different plant species packed into about 4 1/2 acres, this is one the most diverse but compact plant collections in the world.
The Danby Gateway
This beautiful piece of architecture was built in 1632 and was one of the first structures to use the Baroque neo-classical style.
Harcourt Arboretum
Just a 15-minute drive outside of Oxford is the majestic arboretum, spread across 130 acres of picturesque historic landscape, it has one of the largest conifer collections in the world. This is a must-see for nature lovers everywhere.
You Need to Book a Time Slot
If you would like to visit the botanic gardens, you will need to book a time slot. You can do this on the website.
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]]>The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney
Australia’s oldest botanic garden is the perfect place to visit when you want to take a break from the bustle of a big city, get lost, and connect with nature. It features so many beautiful spaces and walks that you’ll be discovering new wonders of nature at every turn.
Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Brisbane
Located at the foot of Brisbane’s tallest mountain Mount Coot-tha, this botanic garden is one of Australia’s most picture-perfect spots. The tropical display dome is its no. 1 attraction, but the Japanese garden, bonsai house, and other more secluded corners are equally breathtaking.
(@itsanaflant)The Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne
This natural wonder in Melbourne extends across 38 hectares, and it’s one of the most impressive botanic gardens you’ll ever come across. With 8,500 different plant species scattered around it, the Royal Botanic Gardens are a true heaven for nature lovers, and its location on the slopes of the Yarra River will make the whole experience even more memorable.
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Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The wonderful Jardim Botânico is located at the foot of Corcovado Mountain, which supports the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer. It’s 140-hectares are home to over 6,500 species of plants.
#jardimbotanico #errejota #naturezaperfeita #semfiltroBrooklyn Botanic Garden, New York City
This 52-acre garden in Prospect Park has over 900,000 visitors each year. With over 200 cherry trees and 42 species and cultured varieties, this is one of the best places to experience cherry blossoms outside of Japan.
Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore
This is the only tropical garden that has been listed as a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Singapore. It has over 20,000 orchids as well as a children’s garden, an evolution garden, a ginger garden, a rainforest, and loads of wild monkeys
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, Australia
Located next to Sydney’s imposing central business district, the Royal Botanical Gardens sits right in the middle of Sydney Harbour. It is the oldest scientific institution in Australia and is home to a flock of up to 20,000 fruit bats.
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]]>Recent research has shown that outdoor activities, when combined with wearing a mask while in close proximity to others, is a low-risk way to have fun while this pandemic continues.
With that in mind, here are three great things you can do while exploring a new city that are outside and have minimal risk.
Zoos
Zoos are a great activity for the whole family at any time, but this outdoor attraction is especially great in 2020. Seeing majestic animals in an outdoor setting with your loved ones is a fantastic and safe way to spend a morning or afternoon.
Caption this cute shot of Agapito by Liz Sauer. #FuzzyBumBotanical Gardens
Another great option during the ongoing pandemic is a visit to a city’s botanical garden. Most cities that are visited by tourists will have at least one to check out where you’ll be able to see impressive collections of both native and exotic flora.
Urban Parks
One of the revolutions of the past couple of decades has been the introduction of urban parks in many cities around the globe. Oases of green in built-up environments can be the perfect, safe place to escape the hustle and bustle that surrounds you while visiting a city.
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]]>This botanical garden in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is an incredible feat. Within it, there are over 6,500 species of plants, and it was originally created in the early 19th century as a way to introduce different plants and herbs to Europe. Now it’s used for a lot of research in Brazil, but also as a wonderful place to see all the gorgeous plants and birds that live in it.
Royal Botanic Gardens, England
Kew, England is home to one of the most fabulous indoors botanical gardens in the world, and is, in fact, the largest botanical gardens in the world. With more than 30,000 types of plants within the greenhouses, you will never find a collection like that anywhere else in the world! One of the greenhouses are even listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is only one of three with that title in the world.
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, South Africa
Cape Town, South Africa has another botanical garden listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well! The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is especially different because there are only native plants in the garden, which is really special.
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