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Flower Garden, Flower Experience
Leidschendam, Netherlands
Short Description: Butterflies at the Vliet (Vlinders aan de Vliet) is colourful butterfly jungle. It is a tropical indoor butterfly jungle zoo located in a spacious 1600m2 greenhouse in Leidschendam, close to The Hague, The Netherlands. This delightful spot offers a chance to discover the fascinating world of butterflies and the mysteries of the tropical jungle.
Flower Garden
Hamilton, New Zealand
Short Description: Hamilton Gardens in Hamilton, New Zealand. Uncover a treasure nestled in the center of Waikato. Enjoy a day filled with delightful surprises at Hamilton Gardens, featuring 18 Enclosed Gardens that take you on a journey through various cultures and eras.
Restaurant, Flower Garden
Sør-hidle, Norway
Short Description: Flor og Fjære is a stunning array of artificial tropical gardens located on the island of Sør-Hidle, just off the coast of Stavanger, Norway. Since opening to the public in 1995, the gardens and their accompanying restaurant have offered two daily tours throughout their season, which runs from early May to late September.
Flower Garden
Sundborn, Sweden
Short Description: The Carl Larsson House in Sundborn stands as a symbol of Swedish interior design and family living. An ancient structure featuring a spacious garden, dating back to the 1800s, and showcasing a style that is entirely distinct from Lilla Hyttnäs.
Flower Garden
Helsingborg, Sweden
Short Description: Fredriksdal Open-Air Museum and Botanical Garden is a miniature version of Skåne, boasting 360,000 square meters filled with unique landscapes, buildings, and gardens. Here, the rich history and diversity of the countryside are lovingly preserved.
Flower Garden
Stockholm, Sweden
Short Description: Rosendals Garden (Rosendals Trädgård) is a public garden located on Djurgården, just west of Rosendal Palace in central Stockholm, Sweden. It welcomes visitors to enjoy nature and showcases the historical influences on gardening. The garden aims to promote biodynamic farming practices and educational initiatives. It is managed by the "Rosendals Trädgårds Stiftelse" trust fund.
Flower Garden
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Short Description: Paseo El Rosedal Garden. The Rose Garden in Palermo is a true gem of Argentina's capital. During springtime, it boasts over 18,000 roses in a variety of species and colors, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll. The park also features beautiful lakes, charming bridges, and stunning sculptures. A visit here offers a one-of-a-kind experience right in the city's center.
Flower Garden
Trevelin, Argentina
Short Description: Tulip Fields in Trevelin (Campo de Tulipanes). In the stunning Argentinian Patagonia, just a short drive from Trevelin, you'll find the renowned tulip fields that burst into a kaleidoscope of colors like red, pink, yellow, and purple during the spring season. This spectacular display is one-of-a-kind in the country and can be experienced from October to November.
Flower Garden
Hamada, Japan
Short Description: Ryōan-ji is renowned for its stunning rock garden, making it one of Japan's most celebrated cultural heritage sites that draws visitors from across the globe daily. Initially, this temple served as a villa for aristocrats during the Heian Period, but in 1450, it was transformed into a Zen temple by Hosokawa Katsumoto, a prominent warlord of the Ashikaga Shogunate. While the rock garden is the main attraction at Ryōan-ji, the temple also boasts other lovely features, including the Kyōyōchi Pond nestled in its residential-style leisure garden, along with exquisite paintings and artifacts found in the Abbot's Quarters. In 1994, UNESCO recognized this temple as a World Heritage Site.
Flower Garden
Tsuruoka, Japan
Short Description: Heishindo-Former Kazama Family Residence. Constructed in 1896, Heishindo served as both a residence and the headquarters for the Kazama family's silk business, led by the seventh-generation member, Kazama Koemon. He played a significant role in supporting Tsuruoka’s silk industry and held the position of company president. The Kazama family thrived as suppliers to the Shonai Clan, contributing to the service of Tsuruoka Castle. Notable features of the house include its spacious structure and the 40,000 stones adorning the roof, which showcase the modernist Japanese architectural style of Shonai during the Meiji period (1868-1912).

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