Serre de l'île aux palmiers, Greenhouse in Jardin des plantes, Nantes, France.
This wrought iron and tempered glass structure measures 19.40 meters in length and 7 meters in width, housing tropical plants including palm trees in controlled climate conditions.
Built in 1890 by the company Serres et Ferronneries d'antan, this greenhouse was originally acquired through an online auction and carefully restored before installation.
The greenhouse serves as an educational space for botanical workshops and public activities, offering visitors the opportunity to discover tropical flora diversity and plant conservation importance.
Located at 15 Rue Gambetta in central Nantes, the greenhouse opens daily from 12:00 to 17:00, providing easy access for botanical enthusiasts and educational visits.
This historic structure was purchased on eBay by the city, demonstrating an innovative approach to heritage preservation by combining modern technology with 19th-century architecture.
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