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Le Jardin des Plantes
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Address: 163 Rue Auguste-Broussonnet, Montpellier 34090 France
mapOfficial website: http://www.umontpellier.fr/universite/patrimoine/jardin-des-plantes/
Phone: +33 4 34 43 36 20
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[Scenery] Very large botanical garden, just a few hours of walking experience is very good [Fun] It is across the street from the Olympic sports facilities, and the fare is cheap. If you have been to Vienna’s stunning Schonbrunn palace and gardens, you will find the entrance here very familiar. What's in it? There are plants from all over the world, some of which are planted under the roof. There are also Japanese gardens and Alpine gardens. Almost every plant comes with a small card, so you can tell where it came from from the card. The walking experience of just a few hours is very enjoyable.
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[Scenery] Very large botanical garden, just a few hours of walking experience is very good [Fun] It is across the street from the Olympic sports facilities, and the fare is cheap. If you have been to Vienna’s stunning Schonbrunn palace and gardens, you will find the entrance here very familiar. What's in it? There are plants from all over the world, some of which are planted under the roof. There are also Japanese gardens and Alpine gardens. Almost every plant comes with a small card, so you can tell where it came from from the card. The walking experience of just a few hours is very enjoyable.
One of the world's famous botanical gardens and the oldest botanical garden in France
The ancient Le Jardindes Plantes Montpellier Botanical Garden was built in 1593 by the French King Henry IV. The park is filled with a wide variety of exotic flowers and plants, and is one of the most famous botanical gardens in the world. This oldest botanical garden in France has beautiful scenery and fresh air, making it a great place to relax. It takes about 25 minutes to walk from the train station.
Very original ecology, all green ocean, very good.
The Montpellier Botanical Garden was founded by Henry IV in 1593 and is also the oldest botanical garden in France. It is home to Mediterranean plants in southern France!