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A
short
walking
distance
from
Waterlooplein,
Hortus
Botanicus
Amsterdam
is
a
lush
oasis
nestled
within
the
bustling
city
of
Amsterdam.
Established
in
1638,
it
is
one
of
the
oldest
botanical
gardens
in
the
world.
It
is
a
haven
for
plant
enthusiasts,
scientists,
and
nature
lovers
alike.
Visitors
can
explore
a
diverse
collection
of
plants
from
all
corners
of
the
globe.
The
garden
features
a
wide
range
of
outdoor
and
indoor
spaces,
including
well-maintained
outdoor
gardens,
serene
ponds,
and
meticulously
curated
greenhouses.
One
of
the
highlights
of
Hortus
Botanicus
Amsterdam
is
its
impressive
palm
house,
a
stunning
architectural
structure
that
houses
a
remarkable
collection
of
palm
trees
and
tropical
plants.
The
garden
also
boasts
an
extensive
array
of
rare
and
exotic
species,
including
medicinal
plants,
succulents,
and
orchids.
The
garden
also
hosts
educational
programs,
workshops,
and
exhibitions,
making
it
an
ideal
destination
for
families,
students,
and
anyone
interested
in
the
natural
world.
Hortus
Botanicus
Amsterdam
is
not
only
a
living
museum
of
plant
life
but
also
a
peaceful
retreat
within
the
city,
where
visitors
can
escape
the
urban
hustle
and
bustle
and
connect
with
the
beauty
and
diversity
of
the
plant
kingdom.
Whether
you're
seeking
a
tranquil
escape
or
a
place
to
expand
your
botanical
knowledge,
this
historic
botanical
garden
offers
a
delightful
and
educational
experience
for
all.
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