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Known as the “Garden of Europe,” the Keukenhof Gardens are home to over 7 million flowers including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more. The garden has over 800 tulip varieties and covers a total area of 79 acres. Visitors can take boat tours, ride bikes, or stroll along designated walking paths while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
Gardens of Versailles, France
The Garden of Versailles was Commissioned by King Louis XIV in the 17th century and is famous for its symmetry and meticulous landscaping. The garden has 55 fountains, 600 jets of water, and 372 statues, which, together, create a sense of magnificence and grandeur. Entry to the gardens is free from November to March, and guided tours are available for those interested in seeing more of the estate.
Butchart Gardens, Canada
This garden in British Columbia features an extraordinary display of colorful blooms and blossoms. Its 55 acres feature a mix of Japanese, Italian, and English-style gardens, though Butchat’s pièce de résistance is its sunken garden, an abandoned quarry now filled with trees and over 150 flower beds.
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What’s more romantic than a casual stroll through a cute area, hand-in-hand? Well…not much! Notting Hill is the perfect backdrop for a romantic walk. With the trendy and bright-colored buildings, there is plenty to look at while you enjoy the company of your person.
Hampstead Heath Pergola and Hill Garden
We seriously don’t think it gets more romantic than the Hampstead Heath Pergola and Hill Garden! With pathways and columns covered in vines and perfectly imperfect landscaping, this is the romantic spot that puts all other romantic spots to shame. The architecture and landscaping intertwine so beautifully, you can spend hours and hours getting lost in the beauty of it all.
Little Venice
Little Venice is one of those places that makes you question if you’re even in London anymore. The stunning canals are a perfect place to walk around, take a canal ride together, or just sit along the water and talk about anything. You can even have a little picnic along the water if you wanted to!
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]]>Hatley Castle may look pretty familiar from the outside, as it was used as the facade for The X-Men or what is known as Professor Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters. While the castle itself is beautiful, one could argue that its surrounding gardens are even more enchanting.
The Formal Gardens
The gardens surrounding the castle are all themed. There is a classic Italian garden, which consists of perfectly symmetrical ornamental rose planters, and precisely cut grass. The Japanese garden features a number of maples, and some small Bonsai trees. The rose garden is a classic English one, and there are a wide variety of roses from around the world.
Touring the Gardens
At present, you can go on a free self-guided tour of the gardens. This is available from 12:00 to 4:00 PM daily. This is a great way to spend a couple of hours, and get to learn about the history of the castle and its surroundings.
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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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This traditional Japanese garden covers 12 acres of Portland’s Washington Park and it’s been around since the late 60s. You can explore eight garden spaces built in Japanese style during your visit, and use this time to connect with nature and experience peace.
Lan Su Chinese Garden
If you ever find yourself in Portland’s Chinatown, this is one of the top spots you should check out. Inspired by the famous classical gardens in Suzhou, Lan Su Chinese Garden houses 400 species of indigenous Chines plants and several water-side pavilions.
International Rose Test Garden
Portland is known as the City of Roses, and this garden is one of the reasons why. It’s home to over 10,000 rose bushes of 650 different varieties, and an estimated 700,000 visitors come here to admire them every year.
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