Schulgarten Lübeck, Botanical garden in Old Town, Lübeck, Germany.
Schulgarten Lübeck is a botanical garden in the city center arranged in beds that display different plant species and ecosystems. The layout includes water features and land areas that show the range of natural environments.
The garden was created in the early 1800s as part of a movement to improve botanical education. It developed as a place where scientific knowledge about plants and ecology could be taught to students.
The garden serves as a teaching place where visitors encounter different plant species and their natural habitats firsthand. Schools and individuals use the space to learn about nature through direct observation.
The garden is near the medieval center and offers free entry with benches placed throughout for visitors to rest. You can reach it on foot and find sitting spots at different points along your walk.
The garden features specialized water areas with aquatic plants that show wetland and marshy habitats. These sections reveal a side of nature that many visitors overlook on their first visit.
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