Best places: Botanical gardens in Italy

Terraced castle gardens with art installations, 'experience stations' & panoramic mountain views.

👍👍 The best botanical garden that I have ever visited! There are numerous exotic plants and trees and some artificial waterfalls and springs. It is really beautiful and there is a spectacular view to the lake from the top of the hill with the olive trees.

👍👍 Se vuoi trascorre un po' di tempo immerso nella natura e goderti panorami mozzafiato sei nel posto giusto!! Rigenera corpo e mente. Possibilità di visita guidata, oppure una bella passeggiata ristoratrice💜 profumi inebrianti💜 accoglienza 🔝 servizi igienici puliti insomma un posto che consiglio di...

14-acres of landscaped gardens & a frieze of Alexander entering Babylon, commissioned by Napoleon.

Seasonal, lakeside garden created in the 1930s by an ex-pat Scot, with worldwide flora & plants.

Garden created in the ruins of a medieval city by the Caetani family, open to visit by guided tour.

Hillside garden with tropical & Mediterranean flora, water features, bay views & summer concerts.

Picturesque botanical garden with statues, lakeside paths & a villa on the grounds.

👍👍 Very calm place for discovering botany

👍 Beautyful gardens, very well arranged and looked after. Especially the bougainvillea climbing the faces of the pallazzo are just stunning. But also the story of the revived Cedar Tree is pretty cool. The cafe however was very disapointing. Badly organised and unfriendly staff as well as ridiculous p...

👍 We really liked this Bonsai museum & shop. Found it by chance and had a nice time.

Huge Baroque royal palace in sprawling fountain-filled park, with a court theater plus guided tours.

Public park including water & medicinal herb gardens, with walking & cycling trails, plus a maze.

Tall waterfall in a natural park, viewable from paths, bridges & a staircase within a narrow cave.

Waterfront villa featuring terraced gardens with statuary & a mansion with opulent 1800s decor.

Garden park & botanical garden with contemporary landscape design, restaurants & community events.

The world's oldest academic garden, founded by Benedictine monks and containing over 3,500 species.

Mid-19th-century, neoclassical residence with extensive parkland home to deer, foxes & raccoons.

👍👍 I did canyoning and climbing and had the best day ever. The staff was extremely friendly and enthusiastic. Even though I went there alone I had a lot of fun in the group while canyoning. And for the climbing it was ideal. There is something to do for everyone and the staff is very supportive and hel...

👍 This is a pretty interesting addition to the mid point of your gondola ride. The garden is on the first station so it is best to visit on the way down. Lots of information on signs in English, French & Italian.