Aarhus Forestry Botanical Garden, Arboretum in Aarhus, Denmark
Aarhus Forestry Botanical Garden is a 5 hectare space containing 900 different species of trees and shrubs from regions around the world. The collection spreads across various zones representing different climates and landscapes.
The garden was established in 1923 as an experimental site for fruit varieties. Over time it developed into a comprehensive collection of diverse plant species.
The garden functions as a teaching space where visitors discover diverse plant species through display boards and guided walks.
The garden sits near Marselisborg Palace and the Old Town Museum, making it easy to combine with other nearby visits. The grounds are open year-round with designated picnic and grilling areas throughout.
The space holds a mix of native Danish plants alongside exotic species from other regions of the world. This combination attracts various wildlife such as roe deer, squirrels, owls, and herons.
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