Botanical Garden of Barakaldo, Botanical garden in Barakaldo, Spain.
The Botanical Garden of Barakaldo is a green space with plant collections organized into thematic sections displaying both local and international species. The garden features pathways and open areas that allow visitors to explore different types of vegetation and learn about botanical diversity.
The garden was founded in 2001 as an important addition to the region's educational and natural spaces. This creation reflected the Basque Country's growing interest in environmental education and botanical knowledge.
The garden is named after Ramón Rubial, a local botanist, and represents the community's connection to regional plant life and education. Visitors can observe how different sections celebrate both native Basque species and plants from around the world.
Admission is free and schools can arrange guided visits for students, making group visits straightforward and accessible. The best times to visit are outside school hours when fewer groups are present on the grounds.
During Science Week, the garden partners with the University of the Basque Country to offer specialized workshops that go beyond typical botanical education. This collaboration brings active research and hands-on learning directly into the space.
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