Botanische Tuin ARTIS Amsterdam - Botanical Garden
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Botanical Garden in Amsterdam
Botanical Garden in Amsterdam
Description
Not just an animal parkIn addition to the animals, the world of plants and trees has always been central to ARTIS. Since its foundation in 1838, flowerbeds and trees and shrubs have been planted continuously.The park is therefore full of special flowers, shrubs and trees. Some trees have even been in the park for decades and are even older than ARTIS itself, such as the oldest tree in Amsterdam, the Heijmans oak. This was planted in the late 18th century. Unique is the Wollemia pine, which was only discovered in 1994 in Australia's Wollemi National Park. There are less than a hundred specimens of this tree in the wild and because the tree is so rare, it can only be cultivated under license. An offspring of this can be seen in ARTIS. You can also spot the tallest coastal giant sequoia, the tallest tree species in the world. The trunk of this tree always grows straight up, even to heights of up to 115 metres.'Another special tree is the 'Anne Frank tree'. A seedling of the white horse chestnut that Anne Frank saw from the attic window of the Secret Annex. When it turned out that this tree was sick, several seedlings were grown. ARTIS also received a copy. Various gardensIn recent years, ARTIS has paid a lot of attention to the green heritage and park nature of the garden. In addition to the trees, there are separate gardens, including the Dutch Garden, the Japanese Paradise Garden, the edible gardens and the Stek, a study room for houseplants. Together with the animals, the plants, flowers and trees tell many stories about nature. |
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Frequently asked question about Botanical Garden
Are all botanical gardens free to enter?
No, some gardens do have a free entrance fee. However, most botanic gardens require a small entrance fee. Often between 1 and 10 euros, they do this because the maintenance of these gardens takes a lot of effort.
How many official botanical gardens are there in the Netherlands?
In the Netherlands, 27 official botanical gardens are open to the public. These are also all members of the Dutch Association of Botanical Gardens.
What does a botanical garden mean?
'Hortus botanicus' is a traditional name for what is nowadays often referred to as a botanical garden or in Flanders also known as a botanical garden. These are gardens with plants that were used or studied for science. In the strictest sense, a hortus botanicus is a scientific plant collection. An example could be a garden with medicinal herb plants.
What is so characteristic about a botanical garden?
A botanical garden is characterized by a diverse mix of plant species, varying from local plants to exotic green plants.
What is the most beautiful botanical garden in the Netherlands?
The ANWB voted Hortus Leiden as the most beautiful botanical garden. This garden is not only the most beautiful, but also the oldest botanical garden in Western Europe. This green heart of the city has been there since 1590, when Carolus Clusius, physician and botanist, grew the first tulip collections in Europe.
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| Setting | Outdoor |
| Average time | 4uur |
Prices
| From priceFor adults | €25.00 |
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Location
| 8,355.46 km from Denver, United States |
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