#MunicipalGardens-Rotolua,NewZealand

#AprilGoodPlaces2025 The Municipal Gardens in Rotorua, New Zealand is located on the shore of Lake Rotorua. The Municipal Gardens is a large garden square, open, clean, quiet, elegant and very beautiful. The criss-crossing roads are wide and clean, the green spaces are shady, the flowers are colorful, the giant trees stand proudly, and the hot springs are spewing mist. There are all kinds of exotic trees in the park, such as the five-finger tree, the Canada date palm, the French plane tree, etc. There is also a beautiful rose garden and flower beds full of various white, yellow, purple and other small flowers, which are particularly beautiful. There are also two small geothermal springs called Municipal Baths in the Government Garden, which emit steam from time to time. There is a magnificent Bath House in the Government Gardens. It was built in 1908 and was originally a sanatorium. It has now been converted into a museum and art gallery. There is a large lawn in the garden, which is said to be a croquet court. In front of the lawn there is a Victorian building (Rotorua Museum of Art and History), which is also a landmark of the Municipal Garden and is very beautiful. It was originally a bathhouse when it was built in 1908 and operated until 1966. It is now a museum. There is no worldly noise here, but only far away from worldly disturbances, with only pleasing scenery and a peaceful state of mind that can be experienced with heart.