Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays

Padua Botanical Garden is a pleasant part of the surprise, near the hotel! Showcases plants from both home and abroad in Argentina. These plants are distributed in several carefully designed theme parks, accompanied by statues and rivers.

The Botanical Garden is a beautiful triangular garden on 17 acres with rare continental plants and a greenhouse located in the Palermo area of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is also known as "Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays". It was declared a national monument in 1996. It has about 5,500 plants, trees and shrubs, as well as numerous sculptures, monuments and five greenhouses. The garden is divided into French garden, Roman garden, American garden, Argentine garden, Asian enclave, European enclave, African enclave, Oceanian enclave and other parts, close to the subway station "Plaza Italia", surrounded by many historical attractions, zoos and monuments. Free entry.

Located between the busiest two streets of BA, this place gives you some peace. There are many kinds of trees, plants, flowers, and different sculptures and environmental art statues as trademarks of the Bachelor of Arts. I totally recommend a walk. The best part is free.

Padua Botanical Garden is located in northern Italy, 35 km from Venice. Padua is a city in northern Italy, written in 302 BC. Padua Botanical Garden is only 35 km from Venice in northern Italy. In 1997, it was included in the cultural heritage. The University of Padua was founded in 1222, where the scientist Galileo Galilei once worked as a teacher. In 1545, the University of Padua built the first botanical garden in Europe. The botanical garden is a circular, as a symbol of the world, surrounded by water. It is equipped with decorative entrances and railings, as well as pumping facilities and warm rooms. The botanical garden remains a research base.

The environment is quite natural and it is a beautiful place. Many plants can be seen, and the feeling of being close to nature is good.