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This botanical garden is one of the largest in Europe, covering over 150,000 square meters. It’s home to thousands of plant species, especially cacti and succulents from all over the world. The garden also features a large artificial lake and different themed areas, making it a unique spot for plant lovers and anyone curious about nature.
- The place is most popular for its massive collection of cacti—over 1,000 species!
- There’s a beautiful artificial lake right in the middle, surrounded by palm trees and Mediterranean plants.
- Walking paths let you explore different plant zones, from desert landscapes to lush gardens.
- See one of Europe’s biggest cactus collections 🌵 If you’re into rare and weird-looking plants, this is the spot.
- Chill by a huge lake surrounded by palm trees 🌴 It’s a peaceful place to relax and take cool photos.
- Learn about plants from all over the world 🌍 Signs and info boards make it easy to discover new stuff.
- Best time to visit: Morning or late afternoon (it gets hot midday, especially in summer)
- Book tickets a few days in advance, especially during holidays or weekends
- Wear comfy shoes and bring a hat or cap—there's not much shade in some areas
- No specific dress code, but sunscreen is a good idea
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