Amsterdam has the oldest botanical garden in the world

Amsterdam Botanical Garden (Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam), which has a history of 386 years (established in 1638), is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world, initially as a botanical garden for doctors and pharmacists. It is located in the center of Amsterdam, near the Waterpoolein metro station. The exterior of the botanical garden is a large glass house, It is said that there are more than 4,000 kinds of plants in the botanical garden, mainly divided into several areas: carnivorous plant area, tropical plant area, butterfly greenhouse, palm tree area, glass house, outdoor garden... The cactus plant area in the tropical plant area is definitely the most popular photo check-in, the orange pink wall is too gentle. The design of the restaurant in the botanical garden, the outdoor table and chair atmosphere outside the green plant glass house is excellent. It is especially suitable for three or two friends to talk about the sun and hold a cold drink. There are also many green plants in the restaurant, and a big tree stands in the middle of the dining table, instantly adding a lot of freshness to the room. 📝Note tips: 1. The botanical garden souvenir shop is worth visiting, the crafts and design goods are very beautiful, but the price is a bit expensive. 2. The grass and trees in the outdoor garden are unique in the cool scenery. 3. The only bathroom in the park is in the restaurant. 📍Detailed address: Address: Plantage Middenlaan 2A 1018DD Amsterdam Business hours: 10:00-17:00 Tickets: € 9.75 (adult) €5.50 (student/child/elderly)