Copenhagen Botanical Garden

The botanical garden is not big, but the scenery is good and free. Flowers and grass are flourishing in spring and summer, and wild fruits are covered with branches in autumn. With good luck, you can also see the lively and lovely red squirrel and the open giant konjac.

Beautiful gardens, especially the center which is like a small hill and herb garden. Go in the morning if you're visiting during spring or summer to see the plants with morning dew, plus no crowds!

I look for parks and gardens when I travel to clear my head and have my coffee. This was one of the most beautiful I have ever come across. Copenhagen is a beautiful city that needs to be explored and the best thing about this botanical garden? It's free!

Pleasant botanical gardens located next to Rosenborg Slot. Entry is free and the large greenhouse is particularly impressive with a spiral staircase that allows you to climb to the top of the glass dome.

Beautiful experience! And it's free.

It's still comfortable in the suburbs... The trees are green and the sky is blue. That's enough.

The scenery is so charming that I don't want to leave!

This is a nice place to walk around. I used to eat lunch here all the time when I worked on campus. There are plenty of paths and shade. The first schoolhouse in Melbourne was moved to the premises - make sure to wander around until you see it. Also a good idea to walk around the rest of campus while you are there - the large palm-type tree behind the presidents office is apparently quite rare, and once Walt Disney himself asked to buy it, or so the student tour guides tell potential students. I see a couple people mention parking issues - there are more visitor spots by the presidents office that usually arent full and it is a pretty close walk.