Gardens in Lower Saxony

The Berggarten has a rich history dating back to the 17th century when it was first established as a vegetable garden on a hill north of the Herrenhäuser Schloss. Over the years, it has evolved into a stunning botanical garden showcasing various plants worldwide. The garden's architectural ...

The garden is located in Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, and is easily accessible. It covers 4 acres (16000 m2) and features a variety of landscapes. Visitors can explore the Baroque garden, wander the stream, and marvel at the waterfall and ravine. The garden's layout is designed to offer a serene ...

Botanical Garden Osnabrück is worth visiting with kids aged 5-12 curious about nature and science. The garden's diverse landscapes and interactive educational programs spark young imaginations. Children can embark on a global plant adventure, exploring everything from towering palms to ...

Experimental Botanical Garden in Göttingen is worth visiting with kids aged 6-12 who are curious about nature and eager to learn. The garden offers a hands-on experience where children can explore the diverse plant life, observe the interactions between species, and participate in educational ...

The Herrenhausen Gardens' origins date back to 1666, when Duke Johann Friedrich commissioned the creation of a "pleasure garden" south of the modest Herrenhausen Palace. This early garden was the precursor to the magnificent Baroque gardens developed over the next several decades. ...